Despite Moli de Vent's desolate location in the town of Campos in Mallorca, the outside looks chic…read moreand grand. But it's the outdoor dining space that speaks. We'd learn the lingo and as with the majority of the restaurants on the island, reservations are necessary. No one was seated indoors- that's because their star attraction is all about the outdoors- especially in the summer. Winter? I wouldn't know. The terrace is for those folks who appreciate their dinner in an 'into the woods' setting with the shrubs, trees and flowers around and are after that escape from the same-old indoor 'restaurant' approach. Hubs and I loved it. Our mixed green+mango salad was hearty- but there's something about thin slices of mango on the bias, tomato half-moons for instance that elevate a salad (to me) and looks more elegant than the diced veggies we were served. Sangria had a nice buzz- nothing too crazy- but decent, my grilled Sole filet was nice and hubs liked his sliced pork loin. Almond ice cream and the lemon one were both scrumptious for dessert. From appetizers to desserts, we had a pleasant dining experience before flying home the next morning. Service is impeccable and friendly- but not overbearing. Our other server Daniella was so sweet. The food wasn't knock your socks off level- but it's good.

Made reservation a month in advance and it was not honored due to an event they failed to inform us…read moreabout. Refused food service, and would not let us even have a drink at the bar. Very disappointing, as we were looking forward to this dinner.

Such beautiful views, and delicious food and cocktails! We would've stayed for hours.read more

The best place to be... Very nice restaurant with good…read moreservice and great views. The menu has great dishes! I recommend for everyone...

Nice breakfast spot. Right on the marina, so the view is nice and the people watching is great…read moresince Wellies is on a corner. My husband and another friend had an English breakfast and said it was "okay." However, I ordered a French omelette and they had no problem making it egg whites only. I also ordered a Cappuccino with almond milk and had no issue. I would return, although there are many other breakfast places to try in the area.

Magnificent setting above the beach with sangria, ceviche ,paella and a beautiful beach to enjoy…read moreafter

I have traveled extensively all around Spain and no where else have I met such extremely rude…read morepeople, the people who work here. We show up and ask for sunbeds with umbrellas, instantly we are denied with the explanation that everything is booked up and that we should have booked in advance. The lady working here we had the displeasure of interfacing with said even if some beds look empty, they are still taken and the people using them are simply out to lunch. So we ask to rent some towels since we want full sun anyways and we don't need the service of a beach club. We wanted to come to the public beach and simply forgot our beach towel to sit on. While we stand near the employee hangout, we put on sunscreen before heading to the beach. During this time, two other parties of 3 people show up and ask for beds. They are serviced immediately. The unfortunate lady we spoke with earlier comes back and I ask her why she gave beds to those people when she explained to us before how everything is booked up and how we should have booked in advance. She says it must have been an understanding. No, you're just rude and not only that but a straight up liar. A third party shows up asking for beds and they again are offered them, but they want a cheaper option and go to the other side of the beach to get chairs for just 30 euro each. As they walk away the workers at this beach club call them "Pobres"... quite shocking behavior from Spaniards I have NEVER seen anywhere in all my weeks traveling around this usually marvelous and friendly country.... Funny to be calling these people visiting here poors when you work at a beach club and make one fifth or probably even less the amount of money of anyone affording to come to Mallorca on holiday....you can't make this stuff up, folks. They also called me the b word in Spanish thinking we could not understand them. Pathetic. Anyways, if you choose to be a patron here, keep in mind they offer (or withhold) service and charge based on your appearance, we heard one party being offered 70 euro per chair and another being offered 52 euro per chair. The workers here have no shame and are probably pocketing the extra money unbeknownst to management/the owner. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

Our girl at the popular Cassai gave us the 411 when we missed our window to eat Paella and…read moresuggested we come here. So, we made it a point to make a day out of it and head to the beach while in that area of town as well. Colónia de Sant Jordi is one area we didn't get to experience during our first trip to the island 16 years ago- so it was interesting to see what makes this part of town tick or not tick for us. For one, everywhere you look, Colónia de Sant Jordi overflows with resort hotels. Second, the part of town where Cassai Beach House is located, is a lot quieter. In other words, not crowded whatsoever. This beachfront restaurant in Colònia de Sant Jordi is the ultra popular and chic sibling to Cassai (flagship?) near where we're staying in Ses Salines. Since the beach is feet away, the style inside has coastal touches, high-end neutral and breezy accessories, pale woods and white wainscoting. Call me superficial, but I can't help loving a restaurant that gets me reaching for my phone camera when I walk by. Or in. Service was fantastic from our girl Juliana here-she's friendly, attentive and plated our paella. Our seafood-only paella rocked. The flavor, the seasoning, the seafood and the thoroughly-cooked rice was phenomenal. I mean this is rich bitch lunch without sacrificing your wallet. Period at the end.

It is a bit over rated. They maybe used to be extraordenary but not this season. I made a…read morereservation for my birthday, they even asked for the occasion why you are coming. When we arrived my husband saud that it is my birthday today but not a si gle word like "happy birthday or even a welcome. The service took quite lo g and was very unpersonal. The waiter keeps starting in his ipad when taking the order. Our starter never arrived and they do not even appologize for their mistake. The main course portions are a bit tiny an it is missing the "extra" ea flavor, rafinesse, signature key. Just a simple main kitchen. They are a high prized restaurant but the service and hospitality is not matching it. You come as a birthday guest and leave as an disappointed customer! It is a nice location, but not worth the money!

A great lunch/dinner place in the old center of Llucmajor. Come on Friday or Sunday for a morning…read moreweekly market, then go to this place for a tasty lunch. Everything we tried was fresh and tasty. Lamb chops ( thinly sliced, 4 pieces) are perfectly spiced, accompanied by baked baggies in tomato sauce and roasted potatoes. Be aware - very large portion. Can be easily shared if you also want to order more than one tapa to try. Meat balls in tomato sauce (hot tapas) were excellent - juicy, spicy. Must be garlic lover. Garlic is everywhere and plenty of it. We loved it. Very good desert menu ( hard to choose). We shared a large slice of an almond cake (gato'), a signature desert on Mallorca. Excellent, efficient , friendly service. What else to wish for ?:) . If we are in the area again, we will definitely come back

We kind of stumbled on this place and it turned out to be a family favorite. The service is…read moreoutstanding. They made us feel right at home and gave us special attention. The food, tapas and deserts were very good, in the top 3 of all the places we've tried in Mallorca. The little plaza near the restaurant has a very family friendly feel and I simply wanted to hang out and enjoy the atmosphere. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is their main course was only above average. But, the tapas and deserts were excellent.

This place was excellent. Upscale food with very reasonable prices. We had swordfish and tapas…read more Very tasty. Wine was just $3 a glass.

Went for lunch as most other places were busy. Quickly filled up after we set down. Great promenade…read moreseats and you get some sun in. We had a bottle of (house) wine and gambas and the chicken brochettes. Gambas were good and totally ok for the price. The chicken too just a bit too cold and dry. But rather that than not well done. Wine was ok as well. Can't ask for more in this area. Prices were acceptable. Restaurant itself was clean and well maintained. Finished with a coffee which was authentic nespresso. Can't complain here. So minus a star for the cold main dish. Other than that totally ok. Plus the waitress was cute and very friendly.

I think this must be the only authentic Mallorcan restaurant in Cala d'Or…read more Great food, fresh fish, amazing choice of local wine. The grilled vegetables seemed to come from the backyard garden. Very attentive staff. Highly recommended (even if perhaps a little bit overpriced )

Great Pealla, great service, awesome location and ambience…read more Water, bread and sangria a bit expensive but worth it.