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Best Healthy restaurants nearby. Discover the best Healthy food in Menorca. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Healthy restaurants near you.. As the first place in Spain to see the sunrise, Minorca is like the country’s ambassador to the morning. Beaches here are beautiful and, surprisingly, relatively empty. The jewel-colored water is a magnet for waterskiers, windsurfers and sailors. Playa De Binigaus beach is perfect for families, while Cala Mitjana is an idyllic spot for romance. Head to the town of Alaoir to nibble on some fresh local cheese or turn back time in the charming fishing village of Fornells.
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1. Puerto Dips
Overall Ratings
5 based on 94 reviews
Gourmet wraps, toasts, salats, homemande dips, beer, coffee, drinks and more in a beautiful place. Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options. We have an amazing terrace inside with flowers, lights and candels.
Reviewed By Sheppardsview
Small garden at rear with no great view, but honest tasty food at very affordable prices and great service.Would recommend.
2. Piqniq
Overall Ratings
5 based on 278 reviews
Close to Plaça Nova de Ciutadella de Menorca, we propose you homemade gourmet food with fresh and quality products: cold and hot dishes, burgers, salads, desserts and pastries, homemade limonade / ginger-lemon / iced tea, 100% natural juices (cold pressed
Reviewed By Be7hMoignz
Such a beautiful place to stop for a TASTY lunch! I had the vegan burger and my partner the lentil bowl. Both were fantastic and freshly made. With it i had a wonderful Iced tea and banana bread. OHHHH MYYYY was it super tasty. I even ordered an iced tea to go because i was in love that much. As well as a vegan brownie, which didn't last long, as soon as i got back to the hotel it was gone. My partner remarked that the coffee was good as is the pear tart. Worth a visit even if you are not vegan or veggie. LOVE LOVE LOVE wish we had one in the UK because i would just give them my bank account.Thank you so much for your nice review!! So happy to read that our place pleased you and the food too ;-) Hope to see you again in Piqniq Menorca!
3. La Guapa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1143 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara R
Excellent service and food with an interesting menu and a good value set menu. In season book to avoid disappointment. No Seaview but in a pretty pedestrian street. Much favoured by local people too. Lunch here is a great way to spend a sunny afternoon.
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4. La Cayena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
In 2004 we came to Ciutadella happy to start a new project. In the old quarter of Ciutadella, in a little restaurant with a cozy open air courtyard... We love to travel and to cook the dishes than we enjoy in our travelling around the world. Woks and asia
Reviewed By Paulstyles
Thought we would try this restaurant on our last night of our and fancied something different. I emailed the restaurant to make my reservation as I had read that other people had done this, and I had a email back the following confirming my reservation.It is a well hidden restaurant down a back street but it is well worth looking for, they open at 8.30 and this is what we booked for. By 9pm the restaurant was full so I would definitely recommend booking your table , I had the Thai Red Chicken Curry which was very tasty and would recommend it.Hopefully we will get the chance to visit it again if we visit Menorca in the future.
5. Passio Mediterrania
Overall Ratings
4 based on 741 reviews
Passio Mediterrania is a gastronomic space where Teresa and Aleix share their enthusiasm for cooking and fine dining, where they develop and offer their selected gastronomic tasting and wines. Space with select atmosphere and informal service, with a touc
Reviewed By 269kennyg
Service was ok although no follow up on dishes after serving.My wife and I had baked chicken starter and chicken tagine.Starter was very good.Tagine was very poor ,bland with no flavour. Having tasted the real thing many times in Morocco it was an extremely poor effort, serving in a tagine dish does not make it a tagine.House wine was very poor,not smooth, even after diluting with water.So overall would not recommend or revisit.At Passió Mediterrà nia we are glad to host guests with will to dialogue.Since you did not give us the chance to solve your inquiries back then, here we reply to your comments:About TAJINE. As you surely know, there are many different tajine recipes in Morocco, especially we know from Marrakech. Which is the REAL one? There's not a single one. We cook one of many, with a certain balance between smell and flavors of the spices we incorporate in it. Said this, we must say that it is highly appreciated by some of our customers but, of course, it can not be of everyone's liking. Why did you not tell us none of you liked it until you had almost completely eaten it? We could have changed it for another thing or simply not charge for it if said dish is barely touched. As far as the wine is concerned, in our wine list you can find about 100 references plus some other suggestions we might not have in the list. We could have offered you one of them or help you choosing one from the list if only you had been more prone to speak to us and specifically asked about what you wanted or expected from the wine. It is for sure that some of them could have been to your liking.
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