Prices based on a three-course meal without drinks and service. * = Under 2000 ptas : ** = 2000 - 4000 ptas : *** = Over 4000 ptas. PALMA AND AROUND THE ISLAND - PAGE 3.
	Port de Soller Celler d'es Port ** Enormous helpings of Mallorcan classics like roast shoulder of lamb with oregano. Carrer Antoni Montis 17 971632357 Lunch daily, dinner Sat Sa Llotja des Peix ** Up-market seafood restaurant overlooking the harbour. Passeig de la Marina 971632954 Lunch, dinner. Closed Tue Portals Nous El Bistro de Tristan ** More modest version of Tristan, run by the same chef and open at lunchtimes. Puerto Portals marina 971676141 Lunch, dinner. Closed Mon Flanagans ** Trendy harbourside bar specialising in paellas and serious sandwiches. Puerto Portals marina 971676117 Lunch, dinner daily French Coffee Shop * Snacks, sandwiches and children's meals, perfectly situated next to Marineland. Carretera Palma-Andratx km10 971676707 Lunch, tea. Closed Tue Meson Son Caliu * Typically Mallorcan with a good-value menu del dia. Carretera Palma-Andratx km12 971680086 Lunch. dinner. Closed Sun Tristan *** Nouvelle cuisine with a price tag attached - widely considered the best restaurant on Mallorca. Puerto Portals marina 971675547 Dinner only. Closed Mon Wellies ** Waterside haunt of the jet set, where designer shorts are the norm. Steaks, fish, international food Puerto Portals marina 971676444 Lunch, dinner daily Porto Colom Celler Sa Sinia ** Seafood specialities in a perfect spot on the waterfront. Carrer des Pescadors 971824323 Lunch, dinner. Closed Mon Porto Cristo Siroco ** Unpretentious fish restaurant on a terrace by the harbour. Carrer Veri 2 971820935 Lunch,dinner daily Puigpunyent The English Rose ** Small English-run restaurant beside the church imaginative home cooking and traditional Sunday lunch Carrer Galilea 8 971614180 Dinner Tue-Sat, lunch Sun Son Net ** Spanish meets American at this country house in the mountains. Swimming pool, children's activities, guided walks before Saturday lunch Carretara Palma-Puigpunyent, km14 971614057 Lunch, dinner. Closed Mon,Tue Randa Celler Bar Randa * Good-value Mallorcan cuisine in the village bar beside the church Carrer Esglesia 20 971660989 Lunch, dinner. Closed Wed Es Reco de Randa ** Mallorcan and Spanish cooking in an old hotel at the foot of Puig de Randa Carrer Fuente 13 971660997 Lunch, dinner daily S'Arraco La Tulipe ** Modern European cooking in a New Age arty atmosphere Placa de Toledo 2 971671449 Dinner Tue Sat, lunch Sun Santa Maria del Cami Ca'n Moragues *** High-class nouvelle cuisine in Read's Hotel, in a restored country house on the road to Alaro Carretera Santa Maria-Alar6 971140261 Lunch, dinner daily Sant Elm El Pescador ** Fish restaurant on the jetty with its own fishing boat and fine views of Sa Dragonera. Es Moll 971109198 Lunch, dinner. Closed Sun Ses Covetes S'Escar ** Beach bar at the entrance to Platja Es Trenc, specialising in paella. West end of Platja Es Trenc 971838273 Lunch, dinner daily Sineu Celler Sa Font ** Traditional Seller with wine vats lining the walls - very busy on market day (Wed) Placa d'Espanya 18 971520313 Lunch, dinner. Closed Thu Sa Boveda ** German, Spanish and Mallorcan cuisine in this smalI restaurant in a hotel cellar Carrer dels Bous 129 971520211 Dinner Wed-Mon, lunch Wed Soller Bens d'Avall *** Worth it just for the sensational setting, overlooking the northwest coast The food's not bad either. Carretera Deia-Soller. Urbanizaci6n Costa de Deia 971632381 Lunch, dinner. Closed Sun dinner & Mon, & Nov-Mar Ca N'Ai ** Traditional Spanish cooking, with fresh fish dishes in a manor house and hotel surrounded by orange groves. En Cami Son Sales 50 971632494 Lunch,dinner. Closed Mon Sa Cova ** Mallorcan classics (stuffed aubergines and rabbit with garlic) in a great position on Soller's main square. Placa Constituci6 7 971632222 Lunch, dinner. Closed Mon Valldemossa Ca'n Costa ** Mallorcan and Spanish cuisine in a converted oilmill Carretera Valldemossa-Deia, km2.5 971612263 Lunch, dinner. Closed Tue
	Note: Olives: Olives were introduced to Mallorca by the Romans and have been used ever since - the oil for cooking and soap, the branches for firewood, the wood for carving into bowls and spoons. Almost every meal begins with bread and olives, for which you may pay a small charge. Bread and olives are also at the heart of pa amb oli, the favourite Mallorcan snack - bread rubbed with tomato, drizzled with olive oil and topped with ham or cheese. Coffee and Liqueurs: In Spain, un cafe after the meal means only one thing: cafe solo, served short, strong and black, with sugar. Ask for a carajillo and it will have brandy added, or a bottle of Coņac left on the table for you to help yourself. If the waiter brings a liqueur with your coffee, this is a Copa, a treat on the house. Enjoy!