Join us for our first Burns lunch at the Mallorca Country Club in Santa Ponsa in which we will be serving home-made haggis along with the sounds of the bagpipes. The event takes place on Wednesday January 24 from 1.30p.m. with guests being welcomed by our piper and they will then enjoy a Burns lunch with a Mallorca twist. The chefs at the Mallorca Country Club are working long and hard to produce a traditional home-made haggis which will be piped into the restaurant in the traditional manner.
FINAL PLACES: Celebrate the big Scottish event with the Bulletin in Santa Ponsa
Traditional and gala lunch in Santa Ponsa
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My paternal grandmother was an Anderson, her father was Scotch. She was the proudest Englishwoman that I have ever known, the 'pipes' and haggis just pissed her off.
Scots are dour miserable people from a cold dark and depressing country, why the hell would you go to this ??
I am a quarter Scot and thats my birthday. Always has been , always will be. Och aye the noo I hate haggis .