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Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Alaior. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you.. Alaior (previously in Spanish, Alayor) is a municipality on the island of Menorca, in the Balearic Islands, Spain. It is situated 12 km from the capital, Maó. In 2005 it had a population of 8,671 and it covers an area of 109.77 km².
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10. Ca Na Pilar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
Reviewed By runir
After countless of restaurants serving grilled fish, squid and fried calamari, it was refreshing to come to a restaurant that actually applied some creative cooking to the food. Had the sea carpaccio, foie gras, sweetbread and lamb. All excellent. We finished that off with molten chocolate cake and homemade vanilla icecream. Service was excellent and we were seated in the cutest garden.
9. Cafe Bistro Sol 32
Overall Ratings
4 based on 473 reviews
It is a rustic house, situated in Es Mercadal, where it is pleasant and welcoming equipped with air conditioning and an outdoor terrace in summer, inside the house itself is a lounge with capacity for 20 22 nice people a ready-made daily on the kitchen me
Reviewed By Smithy87
This bistro was delightful. Charming service, lovely atmosphere, good food, good wine list..............All of us chose from the set menu and were not disappointed. The suckling pig was excellent but the portion was enormous. There were six of us and I wonât detail everything we ate - we had a very good evening and came away feeling rather full.We were recommended by Inntravel to try this bistro and it was only a short walk from the hotel where we were staying in the old part of Es Mercadal.I would recommend this bistro as well.
8. Can Bernat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Can Bernat is a family-run restaurant, specializing in Quality grilled meat, Paella and traditional menorcan cuisine.Our location is in the countryside surrounded by nature and fabulous views.
Reviewed By 2202
This has an odd setting from the initial appearances, it is right off a roundabout in the middle of nowhere , gives very little away from the outside, but given the great reviews it definitely deserved a visit. There is a dining area which is dominated by a large meat display and a roaring fire / oven behind it.We were led out onto a charming covered terrace which overlooked the kitchen gardens and countryside, well away from the roadside. It was delightful as you were in the shade and got a cool breeze in the middle of the heat of the day. The menu had an interesting selection, different from all of the resort restaurants. We had grilled prawns, asparagus and a salad for starters , and rabbit, chuleton (a MONSTER ribeye steak) and leg of lamb for mains. All were cooked to perfection, generous portions and served by two very pleasant colleagues who both had very good English.You would have to drive or get a taxi here, but the well worth the effort.Thank you very much for your opinion, we believe that part of our charm lies in being located in the Menorcan countryside.Thank you for your kind opinion.
7. Budha Lounge Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 423 reviews
Reviewed By mvalmills
Ate here twice and enjoyed the food. Sat there every night to have drinks . There was a dancer who we have seen many times but during the second week it was cancelled as the weather wasnât good. This year Vicente the owner had a singer. She had a lovely personality and wandered around everyone as she sang. Songs likeâBig Spenderâ went down well. At one point a man and woman stood up and danced as she sang. Not part of the act at all but obviously professional dancers. They were superb. Even with no entertainment it is lovely to sit and enjoy the ambiance. Vicente welcomes everyone and fines them a seat. We usually reserve ours. He is a great host and the waitress, Soraya we have known for years also welcomes us both. My favourite bar along with Bou Hai.
6. Bar 007
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Reviewed By Matthew K
Have stayed in Calan Porter numerous times but had never eaten at 007 before. As luck would have it, the villa we were in was literally 200yds from the restaurant. There were six of us and the waitress recommended we order different dishes to share, and that we could always order more as the evening progressed. We chose a varied selection, and found them all to be good. Some were excellent. I would be as bold as to say this is possibly the best Tapas restaurant in Calan Porter. Great service, great choice, and lovely atmosphere. I would recommend booking a table in the high season as they do get busy. Would also highly recommend the gin and tonic (never had it served quite like it before, but won't spoil the surprise!) Give it a go, you won't be disappointed.
5. Mai Tai Son Bou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 303 reviews
Cocktails, Cocktail Bar, Pub, Mixed dishes, Burgers, Sandwiches, the ideal place to eat and to go drinking at night ...
Reviewed By hollysgoodlife
We went for pre dinner drinks after reading good reviews on trip advisor. We were surprised to find the bar empty! Staff were really friendly and made the cocktails on the bar trolley next to the table. Unfortunately due to it being so quite there was just no atmosphere.
4. Restaurante Casa Andres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1128 reviews
Reviewed By 58AndyH
Havenât been to Menorca for a couple of years. Great to be back at Casa Andres.Suckling pig was wxcellentAnother lovely evening.
3. Casa Tia Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 559 reviews
A family run bar serving a wide selection of home made tapas, many gluten free and suitable for vegetarians. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 12.30pm for coffee and drinks.Kitchen open serving Tapas from 7pm to 10.30 pm .Mondays Closed. Please note that
Reviewed By Anne F
The first restaurant we visited in Cala en Porter having seen the reviews beforehand; it did not disappoint and we went back a second time. A huge range of tapas, can recommend particularly the lamb empanadas, salt and pepper squid and the patatas bravas which come with a gorgeous chili sauce. Decent house wine, too. Very popular so you need to get in early, but so good that people are willing to wait for a table.Appears to be run by Brits but the food is definitely Spanish!
2. Nelsons Gastropub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
The Nelsons Gastropub is a friendly international restaurant that specialises in very high quality Seafood fantastic wines and beers. If you require a table to dine please make a reservation to avoid disapointment.
Reviewed By mcnick14
We have visited this restaurant many times over the years, several with the new owner. There was little atmosphere almost a strange atmosphere when we visited this time. We ordered Mussels to share for a starter as there was only one portion left. Mains were a seafood pasta which seemed to be the same sauce as the mussels and the prawns in it we not peeled , so a messy business getting the shells off. The second dish was scampi and chips which was fine . We asked for bread as the sauce was nice and needed mopping up, but were told we donât serve bread of any kind, strange?The chocolate mousse to finish was very nice . We went to pay and was asked to pay in cash as the machine wasnât working following a storm a couple of nights ago., again strange as we had been on the island on that day and hadnât experienced any âstormâ luckily we had enough cash with us otherwise not sure what we would of done , except the washing up! All in all it was ok but we would rush backAs the atmosphere and food wasnât up to the previous standard.When you visit a restaurant in Menorca you cannot expect it to be busy or have atmosphere until it starts to fill up around 9ish. From my account of your visit you turned up just as we were opening up at 7.00. In the last two years Nelsons has massively changed its cuisine from English pub grub to very high level fine fish dishes. Which has been so successful because of the lack of British populous on the island and increase of locals, French, & other European nations.It's quite obvious to me that you both have very English old fashioned pallets that would be better of eating in cafeteria. My chef prepares each sauce individually and fresh for each dish, so it impossible for one to taste the same as another. They simply have different ingredients.We also buy from our supplier fresh fish everyday. So when we run out of a certain fish we cannot serve anymore until the next day. This is common practice for fresh produce. Obviously!Bread is always available in the restaurant so i do not understand this synario.The amusing thing about your statement is that you gave complement to our basic kids food (scampi & chips) and you moaned about peeling a fresh tiger shrimp on a fantastic seafood fettuccine pasta dish. Please do not rush back as you are not the type of guests we wish to have in our restaurant Kind regardsMark
1. Puig de Sa Roca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By Scrubber077
Have been to Menorca scores of times but never to this magical place. Set in the most atmospheric surroundings you could ever imagine there is an aura of peace and tranquility surrounding the dining area and it would be impossible to think of a more relaxing place in which to dine and totally `unwind`.The food is good with a wide enough choice to suit most palates, a good selection of wines available and the staff are superb, being helpful, friendly and charming at all times.Set in the hills a few miles out of Mercadal this is one of those special places that travelers encounter very rarely and if afforded the chance please try this wonderful establishment.
