We had a wonderful meal here. The service and ambiance was warm and comfortable. I loved that the…read moredishes were produce forward. My favorite part of the experience was the exquisite wine pairing.

Beautiful tasting menu experience in a warm, family-run space. Terrific option for pescatarians, at…read moreleast when we visited, with lots of veggie- and fish-forward dishes on the Mediterranean menu. Extensive wine menu of Mallorcan and Mediterranean options, including a nice selection of by-the-glass choices. Tip: Take a few moments to browse the shop next door to pick up some of the homemade ceramics before dinner -- it was closed by the time we left.

Perfect location, service and easy beach food. I'd opt for this place over Ca Patró March anytime.read more

Of this two restaurants in terminus of Cala Deia, Can Lluc is by far this travelers' favorite. Both…read moreare a 5-10 minute walk down the medieval stone staircase from the Cala parking lot, if you've arrived by land. The menu is simple, fish, salads, drinks (my vote is almost always for a cool Mallorquín Rosé) But the lack of complexity means the things Lluc does they do extremely well. A big garden salad and a plate of fish hot off the grill that's so fresh it undoubtably swimming a couple hours ago. That's the formula that keeps me coming back for lunch for more than 10 years to Lluc.

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!

Excellent restaurant; great food, service and wine! Highly recommended and the town of Soller is…read moreworth the trip from Palma.

An amazing restaurant!! The food at Casa Alvaro is incredible, you can see and taste how much…read morethought and care went into each dish. It's hard to choose a favorite dish because they were all delicious but we tried the goat cheese toast, oxtail, creme catalana, chorizo. Each dish had such a stunning flavor and this was easily one of the best restaurants we went to in the Soller area. If you want to order Paella make sure you go to their website and contact them a day ahead of time so they can prepare it for you. The chef came outside a few times to check on everyone which I thought was so sweet and really shows how much he cares about the quality of the food he serves. Our waitress Laura was also so friendly and welcoming. If you are anywhere near Soller or Port de Soller, skip the tourist trap restaurants and come here instead. Gracias Chef Alvaro!!!

We were cruise ship tourists enjoying a stroll around busy downtown Majorca and stopped in for a…read morequick and delicious lunch. We were not disappointed. Restaurant was classy, understated and the food was fresh, light and tasty. Service was great, we were seated immediately our waitress very attentive. The restaurant is on a side street, an oasis from the husle and bustle outside. We were seated upstairs and ordered a few drinks and tapas. Definitely cooler than outside, the soft lighting providing an itimate and even romantic ambiance. I don't know if we'll ever return to Palma de Majorca, but if we do, we'll definitely be back.

Food was okay, great octopus. Pork came out raw, had to return back to the kitchen. Service was…read morevery disappointing, for a restaurant that we had to book ahead of time with no availability, and Michelin sign up front it's just border line disappointment. Wouldn't recommend

Great fun! Very good coffee and pastries. Very lively local scene. Friendly professional…read moreservice. Highly recommended.

Bar Bestard is right in the heart of Lloseta and serves as the tiny town's cafe in the morning,…read morecheap eat hot spot by day, and bar by night. It is stuffed to the gills with locals, so don't bring any tourist shenanigans through the door (they will not be tolerated). The locals bring their dogs and kids. There is a lovely fountain out front. It is across the street from a beautiful and ancient church. There is a jukebox and plenty of televisions to watch the match. The bathroom is clean. Lunch is pretty standard fare for Spain. Baguette sandwiches of varying types (the best is the one with mussels on it) all for less than 6 euro. The coffee in the morning made the day possible, and our waiter knew our orders by the second day. That was what was so great, in a few days time, we were treated like locals. We spent our last evening enjoying a pitcher of ice cold sangria. It was heaven. They take all forms of payment, but don't try and pick up your single espresso on card, they will demand cash. Good thing there is a bank down the street with an ATM.