Fantastic Michelin star experience, showcasing mallorcan and Catalonian cuisine…read more Getting there - go down to the end of alleyway and it's just to the right next to Goa. The meal is divided up to three acts. Little amuse bouche to tease the appetite out of you leaving you lingering with curiosity. The second act is glorious with the best dishes of the house. The third act is dessert - mostly disappointing, with molecular gastronomy applied whenever possible. The best dishes are: Bittersweet aubergines with fois gras and foam - phenomenal. Fantastic balance of salty richness, soft luscious eggplant, and light and fluffy foam, all with a hint of subtle spice underneath. Crayfish cooked on hot rocks. Simplicity is the key here. Large crayfish from the sea is cooked on fire on hot rocks. Then served with this incredible sauce. Cow/steak tartare with aged blue cheese - aged beef for 60 days with a bit of blue cheese and tart apple. Phenomenal. The right texture from the steak tartare with creaminess from the blue cheese. Get the wine pairing with the meal. I especially enjoyed the Mosel Riesling (Schloss Lieser 2015) with smoked tomatoes (tomatoes in mallorca are good but still subpar to Sardinia or other regions in Italy) and bittersweet aubergine with fois gras, as well as the Can Xanet 2012 (Merlot, Syrah, mantenegro) with the steak tartare.

For an absolute incredible dining experience from a Michelin Star Chef, Tomeu Caldentey, you must…read morevisit his restaurant Es Moli d'en Bou, in Mallorca, Spain. Me and my ex, who's from and lives in Manacor, Mallorca, Spain, went to Sa Coma Playa Hotel and Resort for holiday. We had an amazing opportunity to eat at arguably one of the best restaurants in all of Mallorca. Tomeu Caldentey is the only Mallorcan, Michelin Star chef in the world. Since we were staying at the resort on holiday booking reservations was alot easier than I anticipated. However, because of the nature of the success & popularity of Es Moli d'en Bou, you usually have to book your reservations in advance. Firstly, the staff is absolutely incredible, friendly, curtious, and extremely knowledgeable about the menu and specials. The ambience was amazing, and the restaurant is impecably clean. The entire dining experience is quite theatrical, it's just more than dining, it's lliterally a public exhibition of culinary entertainment. Tomeu is an absolute gastronomic god. There's no adjectives one can use to accurately describe each and everyone one of his dishes. Our meal consisted of 11 courses, and the food was sublime, with some of the greatest wines I've ever had....amazing selections. We were honestly there for almost 4 hours, for our complete meal and dessert. While you typically get approximately 5 different wines with your courses, we actually decided to try a few extra ones, and I reckon we ended up tasting approximately 7, based on the recommendations of of the sommelier, yeah, we paid in the bum quite a bit, for the extra wine, but it was worth every Euro. I believe Es Moli d'en Bou has a policy on no young children at the restaurant, however, when me and me ex-girlfriend were there, we did see a few young tots sitting at tables wiv their families. So if you have any kids, you might want to check into that. The portions are quite small, but for heavens sake, your getting 11 of them, depending upon what menu selection you make. Believe me, by the 7th course, I began to pray that I could continue this journey. You will definitely not go home hungry or with any euros left. I just wanted to try everything, since this was a once in a lifetime experience. My favourite dish was the slow cooked beef, which is cooked in a vaccum for 8 hours, then lightly caramelized and then steamed wiv this absolutely incredble smoke, packed wiv all types of local herbs. Unfortunately it wasn't a whoppin' 12-14 oz piece of meat :), it was a rather small portion; but the taste was huge in flavour. Tomeu Caldentey actually will come around to your table and greet you and ask about the food, a really nice touch and a really nice chef. The prices are not cheap at all....but you absolutely get what you pay for. A culinary experience that you will never forget. To this day I can remember vividly exactly every second of this incredible fine dining event. Oh by the way, the final damage was 290 euros! But the memories are priceless.

Small and super charming place on a boardwalk along the south east coast of Mallorca. This is owned…read moreby a German family cooking excellent local foods. We walked in so could not get the paella. It has to be preordered with a reservation. The age dry T bone was cooked perfectly. The tapas plate was delicious. There's a limited local wine list but sufficient. The carbonara was divine. Sebastian, the front of the house is charasmastic and awesome. Get a reservation and go... it's charming and a great meal.

Somehow I thought this restaurant was supposed to be amazing. The only thing I was amazed with was…read morethe prices. And not in a good way. Very limited menu. Truly I think the grilled fish was cooked hours before and then just warmed up to be served. There was an inch of melted butter at the bottom of the pasta bowl. A steak ordered medium was full on rare. Dessert was uninspired. Drink menu was good and place has a slightly upscale feel. Service was decent. Just wish the food was better or the prices reasonable (or both). Service was fine but not amazing. There are many better options up and down the beach.

tl;dr: It's as if the chef only know the 2 extremes between too bland or too salty/spiced. Added a…read moreshort description to each picture too. Long review below. Very disappointed in the burger served if you can even call it that. The meat patty was clearly from the freezer, heated in the microwave and then onto the pan for a finish. Not tasty at all. No condiments or salat and the fries were not even salted a little bit. Same bland story with the pasta cabonara. It was not nearly enough to be full which prompted me to order the burger that I still regret to this day. The paella on the other hand was way too salty. So no dishes that were even close to being well balanced. Not coming again and certainly don't recommend going there.

This was a very nice place. The staff were friendly the view was wonderful, and the food was good…read moretoo. I did the all American special order, which is so out of character for me, but I just didn't want English style chips with my healthy salmon. The menu didn't accommodate veggies instead of chips, but the staff and chef worked with me and the end result was wonderful. I highly recommend the place.

I was hoping I could give this place a better rating, but it just didn't work out. The first visit…read moreI wasn't very hungry so I ordered Calamari it was just really soggy. I don't know how you can fry calamari and it be completely soggy minutes later. Unless it's precooked. This was a late night urge so I figured I'd come back and try an earlier dinner. I spotted monkfish on the me u the first visit, so I had to try it. I didn't see monkfish on any other menu, so I couldn't resist. Anyway the result was a seafood stew in a really bland sauce. It was housemade because there was clumps of flour from the roux. I don't mind that so much but the dinner itself just wasn't that good.

The only place to eat in sa coma, food was amazing and cooked exactly as asked for, definitely…read morerecommend the fillet steak and always jacket potato... just perfect. The staff are friendly and have a great sense of humour. As the old saying goes..... You Get What You Pay For

I had the tuna steak, which was : GREAT !!! Succulent taste,…read moreexactly medium as asked ! My wife had the skewer, which was also nice. My daughter had the Steak filet and was also very nice. I can recommend this restaurant, the starters were ok, but not special