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One of the best restaurants I ever visited in Majorca is "C'an Quet" associated with the hotel "Es Moli",about 1 km before you reach Deija from Valdemossa,on the hillside at the right side of the street (Ctra. Valldemossa- Deia, s/n, 07179, tel +34 971 639 196).
"Fresh Mediterranean cuisine, using products from the land. Dishes can be adapted for special dietary requirements.Themed Tasting Menus are available and they are changed regularly: 6 courses - €50 per person (excl wine & tax)"
C'an Quet is not cheap, but an unique experience in high-class cuisine,offering value for money in a mediterranean garden with views to the village and the mediterranean sea!
Have alook at their site at
http://tinyurl.com/3opmfb
Good Luck !
Favorite Dish: Grilled Red Mullet Fillet, lemon pie
Written May 30, 2008
Address: Ctra. Valldemossa- Deia, s/n, 07179,
Phone: +34 971 639 196).
Website: http://tinyurl.com/3opmfb
Beautifully prepared, but maybe a little too "safe" for some tastes. It cost about the same as the Raymond Blanc Restaurant in Manchester, England (Petit Blanc) but the flavours were not so impressive. Otherwise cooked to perfection.
Written Feb 14, 2004
Address: c/Vinya Vella
Phone: 971 639 501
We were the only guests for about an hour or so but the waiter made us feel very comfortable and the music was just at the right level. The food was very interesting and full of flavour.
Favorite Dish: The waiter recommended the lemon sorbet with vodka. It was stunning. The aperitif of curry sauce was the most unusual drink I've ever had!
Written Feb 14, 2004
Address: Arxidux Lluis Salvador (main street)
Phone: 971 639 481
Informal with good value wines. Nice if you don't want a full meal.
Written Feb 14, 2004
Address: Archidue Luis Salvador (on the main street).
Phone: 971 63 91 39
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Informal with good value wines. Nice if you don't want a full meal.
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