Es Verger is a restaurant in Alaró, Mallorca, set above town on a mountain road of about 3 km with many hairpin bends. The menu is known for wood-fired roast lamb and Mallorcan dishes such as tumbet, frito de cerdo and croquetas; reported bills include €27.30 for three coffees, cake and ice cream, and about €60 for two people. Parking is beside the restaurant and also serves the castle walk. Daylight lunch is practical for the views, and booking ahead is advisable at busy times.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get to Es Verger in Alaró?
Es Verger is located above Alaró on the route to Castell d’Alaró. The official site says you reach it via the mountain road, and reviews describe the approach as about 3+ km with many hairpin bends. A careful drive is advisable, as parts of the road are narrow.
Is there parking at Es Verger?
Yes, reviews mention parking next to the restaurant. Several visitors note that there is space for cars, and the same parking area is also used for the hike to Castell d’Alaró. If you plan to continue on foot, it is useful to factor in your arrival time.
Should you book a table at Es Verger?
Several guests recommend booking in advance, especially at weekends or busy times. Reviews also mention that it can get noticeably busier after around 12:30. If you want to plan for a specific time, calling +34 971 18 21 26 beforehand is a practical option.
What are Es Verger’s opening hours?
According to the official website, Es Verger is closed on Mondays. From Tuesday to Sunday it is open, although the website does not list exact hours. Reviews also mention that the kitchen may close earlier than the online information, so a quick call before visiting is sensible.
How long does it take to walk from Alaró or Castell d’Alaró?
Reviews say the walk up from Alaró to the restaurant takes about 1 hour. The descent from Castell d’Alaró to Es Verger is described as around 40 minutes, and a round trip is mentioned as roughly 2 hours in total. The route is steep, so it is worth allowing extra time.
Which dishes is Es Verger known for?
Reviews most often mention lamb dishes, especially roast lamb from the wood-fired oven. Traditional Mallorcan dishes such as tumbet, frito de cerdo, croquetas, sopas mallorquinas, cabrito and cochinillo are also listed. The menu is described as centred mainly on meat dishes, with some additional options.
Is Es Verger better for lunch or dinner?
Many visitors choose lunch because the views are easier to enjoy in daylight. Reviews also mention that it becomes busier after about 12:30 and that later arrivals may be close to closing time. For planning purposes, an earlier daytime visit is therefore practical.
