S’ILLOT 1968 (The red shop) is a café, bakery, souvenir shop and convenience store in S’Illot, right on the seafront promenade. It serves cappuccino and espresso, fresh bread, ensaimadas, croissants, empanadas and cakes; one order of 3 pastries, a pizza slice and water came to under €12. Card payment is accepted, with nearby parking and toilets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is S’ILLOT 1968 (The red shop)?
S’ILLOT 1968, also known as “The red shop”, is a mix of café, bakery, souvenir shop and small convenience store in S’Illot. Reviews mention coffee, pastries, drinks, beach items and everyday essentials. It is described as being right by the promenade and a central stop for visitors.
Can you have breakfast there or is it just for a quick takeaway stop?
Reviews show that S’ILLOT 1968 is used both for breakfast and for a quick stop during a beach day. There are tables inside and outside, plus a terrace, and fresh bread and rolls are mentioned in the morning. One review noted 3 pastries, a pizza slice and a bottle of water for under €12.
What products and food items are available at S’ILLOT 1968?
Reviews mention coffee, cappuccino, espresso, pastries, ensaimadas, croissants, empanadas and cakes at S’ILLOT 1968. The shop also carries drinks, souvenirs, beach items, clothing and some snorkelling or diving gear. Several guests note freshly ground coffee and latte art.
What are the opening hours of S’ILLOT 1968?
Opening hours are shown on Google, but one review says they are not always followed exactly. The place was not described as being very late, so the difference seems to be a small timing shift rather than a major change. It is best to check the current hours shortly before visiting or call +34 669 595 478.
Can you pay by card at S’ILLOT 1968?
Yes, card payments are accepted, including for small amounts. Several reviews mention this explicitly. That makes it convenient for a coffee, pastry or a quick purchase without needing cash.
Is there parking nearby and is the shop easy to reach from the beach?
Several reviews mention parking nearby. S’ILLOT 1968 is located right on the promenade and one review says it is less than 20 metres from the water. That makes it easy to reach for a short stop from the beach.
Which languages do the staff speak?
Reviews mention English and German most often, with Czech also noted by a few guests. That is useful for international visitors in S’Illot. If you want to ask about products or pre-orders, such as ensaimadas for collection, communication is usually straightforward.
Is S’ILLOT 1968 suitable for a quick coffee or drink stop?
Yes, many reviews describe S’ILLOT 1968 as a practical stop for coffee and drinks. Prices mentioned include drinks under €3, beer from €1 and a 33 cl bottle of water at €2; in the same review, a 50 cl bottle was €0.75. Its location on the promenade suits a short break.
