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An informal place to eat in the centre of Mahón? Opposite the always-busy Mercat des Peix, you'll find a place where they offer good Mediterranean market cuisine with interesting international touches. In this simple bistro, which also has a tapas bar called Augustin (they share the terrace), you can try dishes like escarole buñuelos, a reinterpretation of the typical Raoles, or the unctuous Cannelé with hazelnut praline chantilly. Indulge in the daily recommendations!

If you enjoy authentic market-inspired cuisine, this restaurant will definitely appeal to you. Located opposite the Santa María de Mahón church and run by a couple of Italian origin who fell in love with the island, it showcases recipes that are strongly based around Menorcan ingredients which they buy directly from fishing boats and local farms. However, you’ll also find nods to their homeland, including “passatelli”, a typical recipe from Emilia Romagna, which follows the recipe of the chef’s mother (with cheese from the island used instead of parmesan). Choose between several menus: Mar de

Guests will thoroughly enjoy El Rais’ setting and outdoor terraces overlooking the moorings of the Club Marítimo. Here, owner-chefs Marco Antonio Collado and Oriol Castel champion contemporary cuisine based around Menorcan recipes, plus an enticing array of rice dishes that are particularly popular with locals and visitors alike. These include “arroz de senyoret”, black rice, rice with Iberian pork “pluma” with Triguero asparagus etc. Booking ahead is recommended.

Situated within a country house south of Sant Lluís, this establishment reflects the life work of the tandem at the helm, with Daniel Mora at the stove and Nuria Pendás as hostess. In this long-standing house, which started as a picnic area in the 1960s and has been in the couple's hands for more than 20 years, they have elaborated a tasty traditional and regional cuisine, with modern Menorcan details and a small fixed section dedicated to rice dishes, and a complete selection of international wines!

This restaurant occupies a Menorcan-style country house with plenty of typical charm (including a delightful terrace) that has been converted into a small rural hotel. The cuisine here is based around an à la carte service (with specific sections dedicated to vegetables, seafood, rice dishes, pasta... and a special one, available upon reservation, where lobster is the star of the show) and a set menu (El Renacer) that focuses on local cuisine that constantly plays with technique and local products, with a variety of Mediterranean touches. The estate has its own organic vegetable garden, olive