This was one of my favorite places in the island. Great food, big portions and very friendly staff…read more Prices were on the cheap side

Very nice personnel, nice view, spanish tapas dish is very nice as is the mediterranen dish..good…read moreprice/quality. A must visit restaurant when you are in this area of menorca!

We have gone here twice in four days!! The building is amazing, indoor and outdoor seating and the…read moreStaff is very friendly and efficient. Now let's get to the food. Last night my husband had Skirt steak which was cooked to perfection. I had the Bolognese homemade noodles which was ribbon thin pasta and the sauce delicious and meaty. The other night we had a pizza (out of this world...very thin crust) and risotto with white mushrooms...again perfection! Full bar, great prices and I love the location for Binibeca area. Highly recommend...one last note...a man next to us had the calzone....it was as big as a football and he ate every bit of it!!!

Pleasantly surprised by this off the beaten track place, it has plenty of parking and is very…read morepopular. The clientele a cross match of tourists and islanders, it's well worth making the trip here. They do a Pizza take-away service too. We sat on the verandah of this Menorquin villa surveying the other covered tables in the garden, a balmy evening watching the world go by, it's quite a cosy busy place, but you don't notice even though you are really close to the road. The staff are helpful although very busy, there only seemed to be 4 for about 50 covers, the chef can be seen making his own pasta behind the window (an intriguing machine takes the dough and spreads it and rolls it flat), the food was excellent and their house white a great choice. Yes it's Italian food in Spain but it works. Enjoyed the whole experience. Make a reservation to avoid being turned away.

We were trying to figure out where to go for our second and final dinner on a Thursday night in…read moreCala'n Porter. It was late. Walked by here and heard live music playing and decided to peruse the menu. Owner was enthusiastic and encouraged us to take a seat. Place was lively and the wine price was reasonable. Dinner was good, I would go again if given the chance. The music was Copi, "The Lonesome Cowboy." He did a lot of American country and was quite personable and talented.

Like Lauren before me I was a little unprepared for the prevalence of egg and chips style eating…read moreopportunities afforded by the local area. Obviously this area is dominated by the package holiday crowd but surely it's not all about eating English food in a hot location? Las Yucas was a welcome oasis among all the offerings of fish and chips and Yorkshire pudding and gravy you will find populating the main drag. Following Lauren's lead I also opted for the fillet steak and it really was a fabulous piece of meat. Cooked to perfection with that unmistakable BBQ charcoal flavour, it really was a cracking piece of steak. Someone else had the T bone, which came on its own mini BBQ grill, complete with charcoals and he also extolled the virtues of his meat. The vegetation selection available was good and both girls enjoyed their dishes. We all agreed that this had been our best meal on the island to date. On the final night we returned and they didn't disappoint. Once again the service was excellent and the food just as good as the first time around. I pigged out on a chateaubriand all to myself. It was served up exceptionally well, sliced up by the waiter before my very eyes. Once it was in front of me I struggled to even pay attention to anyone else's food but they all assure me it was really good. Based on my first visit I would have given them 4* but having had such good food and service in consecutive visits pushed me over the edge, they totally deserve all 5*s. I've eaten worse steak for two or three times the money in the UK. These guys are totally at one with the BBQ. BBQ ninjas if you will.

Ended up staying in a fairly busy, family orientated area of Menorca....you all know the type. It…read morehas a strip of dodgy looking wee eateries with sticky tables and a menu in a pidgin mix of 3 different languages. Anyway. Enough of my lack of research on holiday destinations (in my defence, didn't hang around there much anyways). Directly along from my hotel, and therefore just off the main strip, sits Cafe Restaurante Las Yucas. It mainly specialises in tapas and BBQ, although it also offers a whole host of things in between. Because it's off the main strip it's missed by the majority a lot of the time which is a shame, although it seems to do well enough despite that. I ate here twice, my first night and my last, and both meals were absolutely fantastic. The first night I ordered fillet steak... now I've never ordered that in a restaurant previously due to being apprehensive about spending a whack of money and it not coming cooked properly...however this was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. The huge bbq was just along the terrace from my table and I could watch the chef blithely throwing hunks of cow around in a fire like he was painting a masterpiece. And oh what a masterpiece. I've never had a better steak. If it hadn't been such a decent size I would have had 3. I had a few glasses of rioja to wash it down. Ordinarily I'm not a fan of rioja but the waitress seemed determined to convert me and let me try 4!! I may have now have joined the dark side (I don't remember a whole lot to be honest :P) The last night I did a wee tapas mixture, just standard fare really. I tried octopus for the first time..was worried it would be rubbery but it was lovely. Just the right amount of salt and chilli through it. Delicious. The sauce on the patatas bravas was the best I've tasted. Was tempted to just ask for a wee bowl of that sauce and some bread!! If you're ever in this neck of the woods I'd definitely check this wee place out, you won't regret it!

Really small and cosy place with views over the Marina. The guys are friendly and attentive but not…read moreover familiar. The food is regular Italian and we enjoyed it all 3 times we have been. It's the nicest place in the Marina especially when you get a table overlooking the water. It's got some lovely wine if you ask for advice and whats not shown on the wine list and everything falls into place perfectly when you receive the bill. We will definitely go back if we ever visit the marina again.

Small restaurant with view on harbour. People are nice, and the food is really good. Doesn't matter…read morewhat sort of food you order.

We saw the signs to this small Supermarket and we got a workout climbing the steps from our hotel…read morebelow. This was the closest and possibly the only option within walking distance from our hotel. We picked up a few souvenir T shirts and we got our coffee, bread and snacks for our stay. Decent selection of wine, liquor and beer given it was a smaller store. Staff was friendly and gave us some great restaurant recommendations.

The first supermarket from Hotel Port Mahon to downtown Mahon proper, this was a very nice find to…read morestock up for the day while visiting the city, on the way out to visit the island, or returning back. Small as supermarkets go, it's very well stocked. Drinks, meals to go, or make your own picnic basket. The meats section has a fabulous selection of deli meats and cheeses (Jamon Serrano and Queso Fresco de Maó), which goes well with their selection of breads (a must try is their wheat, full or mini, baguettes, which are good enough to eat by themselves). Everything food/sundries wise is available for whatever choice on your vacation day, good prices, and a nice location from the hotel. Prices are reasonable, even with the current Euro/Dollar exchange ratio. Caveat: Good location if you are staying at Hotel Port Mahon, Hostal La Isla, or Hotel Jume. A little bit off to the northwest side of the city to visit for groceries. Best choice still is the city centered Mercado del Claustro market

My family, friends, and I have been coming here for many years. You can judge for yourself by a…read morequick look at the clientele. Locals and obvious return visitors always there, laughing with the wait staff, knowing what they like, sharing a laugh and a good time. Great place for tapas. I am partial to the wings and the papas bravas; our friend Brenda (they know she wants ice in her wine glass) introduced us to the habas recently. British would call them broad beans, I think. Anyway, it's a great place, check it out.