If you are looking for a place that looks like back in the past, to enjoy the typical mallorcan…read moredelicacies, this is probably what you were looking for. This was an old celler (winery) that it is use now as a restaurant. It is in the center of Petra, hometown of fray Juniper Serra. You get in descending some stairs and you find a small dining room full of tables. I suggest you to order the caragols (snails) as a starter. Also you can have a plate of frit (for sharing). It is made with blood and guts, with potato, onion, bell peppers and herbs, you will love it or you will hate it. And after get some rousted porcella (rousted suckling pig) or grilled sepia (close to calamari). You can't go wrong with these ones!. Order some wine from the island and you will enjoy an incredible meal in an awesome place.

Hello my fellow travelers in Palma de Mallorca! Hope you are all having a wonderful time as Lord…read moreknow we certainly have been having a great time. So on this day we arrived in our cruise ship and instead of taking a precanned excursion, we opted for a private tour using Withlocals which was really awesome. Our tour guide, Cesar was amazing and really took his time to drive us to all points on a Northern side driving tour of Mallorca. Along this tour we spent some time at a local winery and also had lunch at the "Bar Stop" local bar and restaurant. Now this was no tourist trap and definitely a locals hangout which was great. Our food was traditional Spanish finger foods with plenty of wine to boot as well. We ate family style which worked out well as we ordered several items and we all got toasted all of them. The owners and staff were very nice and we really had a great time before we left and started heading back to the port. This little gem is out of the way and really is an example of how locals gather in a small Mallorca town to eat, drink and hangout. So if you ever find yourselves in the area and driving through and feel like you are in the mood for some traditional Spanish Mallorcan ambiance and great wine and food, well give them a try as you will not be disappointed. Wishing you all a safe trip in Mallorca, Enjoy and Bon Appétit m'es amis!

Amazing views of the marina. Food was great. Diverse menu with something for everyone. Great…read moreservice! This is a for sure lunch or dinner spot. Had the salmon pasta, tuna, and gyoza, all killer.

Casa do Pulpo ofrece una experiencia agradable con una deliciosa paella de mariscos. Aunque la…read moresalsa de vino blanco en los mejillones fue una pequeña decepción, la paella con langostas y cangrejos de río estuvo maravillosa y perfectamente preparada. La sangría era buena, aunque faltaba un poco de fruta. El servicio fue amable, y el ambiente te hace sentir como si estuvieras en un antiguo barco de pesca de madera. En general, es un restaurante muy agradable.

They serve us a calamaras with salad and potatoes and goat cheese with some bread and tomatoes. It…read morewas delicious! We really recommend!

I'm 44 and this is the worst Tapas I've ever had - quite a statement I'm sure you'll agree but let…read moreme fill you in. Now, I'm not a food snob, I've been to Nandos....several times. I even enjoy rubbish food now and again (mostly when I'm drunk to be honest) but when I'm not expecting it....that's when it hurts the most. The service and ambience in the place in generally excellent - the menu was basic for Tapas (nothing I couldn't get in even the most basic Glaswegian joint, not a city that's particularly well served by Spanish food) but nothing that threw up signals of just how terrible things were going to get. The "starters" were actually not bad (we opted for the set menu of 8 tapas selected by the "chef" and it was divided into an intro of cold tapas and then the main dishes) - we had olives, two cheeses, some bread and some deep fried peppers with rock salt none of which were amazing but none of them warned us of the horrors to come. The mains were as follows - patatas bravas. These were large potatoes cut into long slices (I thought it was a yam or sweet potato at first) which had managed to be both incredibly overcooked and incredibly greasy and served with a peculiar sweet tomato sauce which was familiar but I couldn't place at first. There were also "meatballs" - these were appalling. My three year old rejected them - I tasted the sauce on them and suddenly I recognised it. It was the same sweet and sour sauce you get on ribs at your local Chinese takeaway. And the sauce on the "papatas bravas" had been the same! Next, deep fried prawns - I've had Tapas all over the world but can't remember ever having deep fried prawns before. These ones were encased in a thick batter and served again with a very familiar sauce and some lettuce (?). Then it hit me - the batter was exactly the same as you get on sweet and sour pork balls from your local budget Chinese restaurant. Guess what? There's a Chinese restaurant right next door. We ate less than half of the main dishes and that's rare for me - if I'm paying for food I'll generally eat it no matter what but in this case all four of us just couldn't bear to eat what was in front of us. The waitress asked us if everything was ok and although I'm usually incredibly bad at complaining, I did point out the similarity between what we had in front of us and a cheap Chinese takeaway and she sort of laughed and said "maybe if you go next door to the Chinese place it tastes of Spanish food". Like I said at the beginning of the review, I'm not a food snob - I'm not complaining about slight regional variations in chorizo or the way they grill their blood sausage instead of frying it.....this was terrible Chinese food dressed up as Tapas for unfortunate dinners that haven't ever experienced anything even close to the real thing. I feel sad that anyone coming to Mallorca could leave and think this was in any way related to genuine Spanish food, it isn't.

To be honest, I don't know why below reviewer would give this place a 1 star? Its not "appalling"…read morelike he says it was. But anyway, I personally think this place was very good. Not saying it was "to die for" but it was good. The service and the atmosphere was very good. We started off with red wine which was perfect. Then came all the tapas.. I do agree the meatballs were "eh ok" but everything else was good! The bread with the ham and tomatoes was delicious to start off.. we had the spinach croquettes, the prawns with the garlic oil, and the carne meat on the skewer were all good! When the check came, they gave us 2 complimentary local shots .. Which tasted like cough medicine .. But hey they didnt need to do offer that.

This little gem of a restaurant has been in the family for over 40 years, and I simply can't say…read moreenough about the service and cousine! We went once and the menu items were so delicious that we booked a second night and preordered the suckling pig because of the recommendations, oh my goodness, it is a must, the juiciness and flavors were exquisite, we also had the stewed vegetable and chicken dish and it was equally amazing. I highly recommend this family gem near the beach!

This was the second visit to Toni's during our week in Cala Millor. You need to order one day in…read moreadvance to get the special Mallorcin dishes, do that! The starters and tapas were really good and the suckling pig was outstanding! One of the best pig dishes ever! They were also flexible with the kids (8,8,4) menu so we could have pasta instead of french fries. The Mallorcin rosado was very nice.

This is probably my favourite restaurant in this whole town. 10/10 would recommend over any other…read morerestaurant in the area. Food is amazing and if your looking for local authentic food you'll love this place. I recommend you get a reservation 1 or 2 days early because they were booked up for 2 days last time I went!

We've eaten here a few times now, and keep coming back. To sit on the terrace, you often need a…read morereservation though. It's good for Spanish lunch or dinner. Fideua is awesome. It's typically packed full of locals with a couple of tourists squeezed in. The staff are really friendly and helpful. They have a healthy mix of traditional Spanish and more modern options. Officially it is called La Terracita, but the main sign says "Rapha's".