The wood-fired oven gives the whole place this incredible warmth. You can feel it as soon as you walk in. It&rsquo;s the kind of cozy that makes you want to stay for hours, just soaking it all in.

The prawns and fried sweet potatoes were pretty good. For around &euro;18 each, our group of four had more than enough to eat. Decent value for the generous portions.

The weekday lunch menu is such a steal! Perfect for a casual catch-up with friends. The pastries are made in-house and everything is just so pretty.

Bernat the owner is a real character. He chatted with us and made the place feel genuine, not like the tourist spots down by the port. A nice change of pace.

Came for the daily menu. It was fine, but honestly, the &agrave; la carte dishes looked way more interesting from other tables. For the price, I expected a bit more creativity on the set menu.

The bread with aioli was so fresh, tasted homemade. It was honestly the best we had on the island. For the price, I was hoping for a slightly bigger portion though. Still, really good.

Black paella was the star. The squid ink rice had this deep, savory flavor, and the seafood was spot-on. Portion was huge, we couldn&#39;t finish it. Solid choice.

Love the Pan amb Oli here. The portions are generous and the seating is comfortable, which makes for a relaxed visit.

Stumbled upon this spot and was pleasantly surprised. The grilled squid was really tender and well-seasoned. Probably the best meal I&#39;ve had in Soller. The service was a bit slow, but the food made up for it.

Loved the terrace! The mountain views are incredible. We shared a few classic Mallorcan dishes and everything was so tasty. Perfect spot to catch up with friends over a long lunch.

Stumbled upon this place on a bike ride. Grabbed a beer and cheesecake to go. The cheesecake was really good, creamy and not too sweet. Sat on the edge of the square to eat. It was a nice, quiet spot to just chill for a bit.

Friendly service, and the food felt authentic. The paella was a solid choice.

The black rice paella had good flavor and a generous portion. It was a bit salty for me, but that&#39;s a personal preference. The main issue was the wait time for the food; service was friendly but slow.

The menu had solid options for my gluten-free friend, which made our catch-up so much easier.

I was curious about their vegan menu del dia and it didn&#39;t disappoint. The lentil stew was really flavorful and filling. Nice to find a place that actually puts thought into plant-based options.

Stopped by on a whim and was so glad we did. The pizzas and focaccia were simple and delicious, just honest flavors. The staff was really friendly, which made the whole visit so pleasant. Prices are great too.

The patio is so nice, shaded and quiet even on a busy street. We had the grilled octopus and a bottle of ros&eacute; there. Just a really relaxed spot for a long lunch.

The paella here is the best I&#39;ve had in town, hands down. We grabbed a table by the window with friends and the view was a nice bonus. Service was quick, which is great when you&#39;re catching up and don&#39;t want long waits between rounds. A solid spot for a group dinner.

Came in to escape the rain and ordered the paella for two. It was so tasty, we ended up staying for lunch. The staff was really friendly and attentive, which was perfect for a damp afternoon.

The menu del d&iacute;a was a really good choice. The staff were so friendly, and they made sure we had everything we needed without being overbearing. A comfortable spot for a relaxed lunch.

Stumbled upon this spot by the sea. The chicken wings were huge and the salad portion was massive &mdash; had to take some home. Nice, comfy chairs too.

The arr&ograve;s cald&oacute;s was the star for me, packed with prawns, crab, and mussels. Really hearty stuff.

Stumbled in by chance. Service was prompt and efficient, which I appreciated. Prices were fair.

Cozy spot on the square, good for a quick business lunch. The goat cheese salad with mango was fresh and well-balanced. Service was efficient, got the bill promptly. View of the plaza is a nice bonus.

Got a table around 7 PM without booking. The pizza was good, but the lasagna really stood out. You could tell the meat was fresh and the pasta was just right, not too heavy. A solid choice for a simple weeknight dinner.

Service was friendly, and the tapas were solid. But honestly, the value is what really stood out. For what you pay, the portions are generous. We ordered a few plates and left feeling full without breaking the bank.

The local Nounat white wine was the star. Staff pointed me to it, and it was a great call. Crisp, a bit floral, with a nice mineral finish. Just really good with the food.

The chicken skewers were fantastic. I really liked the vibe here, the lighting was soft and the wooden tables gave it a warm feel. The free peach schnapps was a nice surprise too. A chill spot for a weeknight dinner.

Came for the sunset view. The terrace is beautiful, but honestly, the portion sizes for the price were a bit small. My main course looked nice, but I was still a little hungry after. The view is the main event here.

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