alright ibiza gurus..........

ive been to arte a few days ago,...the friendly french couple, who runs it, remember me all the time and spend some chupitos...like that place,...also good for insider infos of restaurant, beaches,...etc.
 
vienna said:
ive been to arte a few days ago,...the friendly french couple, who runs it, remember me all the time and spend some chupitos...like that place,...also good for insider infos of restaurant, beaches,...etc.
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Allright, we are talking of the same place... :P
 
McRackin said:
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McRackin said:
2 of the oldest (and cheapest) restaurants in ibiza town, san juan..........

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.......... and victoria:

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and as a bonus another 2 of the cheapest:

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honey, honey...show them the other photo you have in stock..

this is one of the few o r i g i n a l stores left....c/Montgri, between Bar San Juan and Vicentes shop just around the corner.
you can buy these " 20.000 miles shoes" :D there and also honey - delicious. :D :D
That's where tout le monde used to buy the obligatory beach bag...before they were imported from China and sold everywhere.

you also can buy a postcard of this shop - front view- which Maccy didn't want to show - just for the heck of it- to make it more difficult.

cheers!
 
I remember hearing about those "basket weaving" courses in college. Most parents refused to pay for them. I was wondering where those who majored in it ended up.
 
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