C'an Mario - Carte

Antigua casa-hostal reconvertido en restaurante. El arroz brut y las croquetas exquisitas

Ambiente familiar, decoración espectacular! Comida casera y acogedora, ¡muy bien servida! ¡Me encantó! ¡Recomiendo mucho una visita! ¡Precio justo y honesto!

Espacio de otra época para comer como en casa de tu abuela, platos tradicionales exquisitos con alta calidad en la materia prima. Aquí no existe el truco ni el cartón, si no está bueno no te lo dan. Su personal amable y simpático. Gracias!! Voir le carte

Very good food, especially the off-menu items, fresh and very good products. We ate snails, fried Mallorqui, suckling pig and a San Pedro rooster. The site cannot be seen well from the street and is accessed from a hall where there is no one. Recommended Mallorcan site. Service: Dine in

The food was very good and relatively well priced for this tourist town. The waiter is very efficient and also funny. Highly recommended. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Frito de Marisco, Champiñones Rellenos

It has a very cute entrance. And go thought the kitchen and then the restaurant appears. The big windows shows an amazing view from the mountain hill. It offers a typical Mallorca and Spanish food. I personally enjoyed their list of wine and food. It was very good and delicious. Worth visiting! Voir le carte

Buen lugar para comer en Valldemossa , tradicional. Cocina mallorquina clásica con una carta reducida pero que recoge los mejores platos. Especialmente recomendable el chuletón. De la mejor carne que he comido en los últimos meses. Trato familiar y muy buen ambiente, de casa mallorquina antigua.

Una comida para 21 personas que estaba todo espectacular .Unos entrantes que consistian en croquetes de queso y pollo ,frits mallorquins de marisco y de pollo ,arrós brut muy bueno de sabor ,a todos los Valèncianos ,les encantó y yo Acabè con una crep enorme de chocolate y helado de vainilla ,Felicite a Antònia la cocinera por la buena cocina ,y muy bien atendidos por Juanito y Gabriel

This really is the strangest place. No real indication that it is a restaurant apart from a small sign on the door giving opening hours. You walk through a long room full of antique furniture, find some stairs, climb to the 1st floor and suddenly find a kitchen and large formal dining room. Having heard that they discourage casual drop ins, we popped in to reserve a table for the evening. Although quite smart and clean I suspect that if General Franco were to drop in unexpectedly he would feel very much at home as I cannot imagine the decor has changed much since he was in his pomp. They specialise in fish dishes and the food is actually pretty good and reasonably priced but you could not ca... Voir le carte