Restaurante Las Sirenas

Yes, booking ahead is strongly recommended. Several reviewers say the restaurant is often fully booked, with tables reserved 4–5 days in advance or even 2 weeks ahead. Without a reservation, waiting times can occur; one guest reported a 1 hour 30 minute wait.

Yes, the restaurant has terrace seating and also balcony-style outdoor areas. Reviewers mention views over Palma Bay, the harbour and the marina, especially around sunset. If you want a terrace table, it is best to request it when booking, as these seats are in high demand.

Reviewers mention two service windows: lunch from 12:00 to 16:00 and dinner from 20:00 to 23:00. One guest also noted that the restaurant opens at 20:00. It can be useful to plan around these times, especially at weekends or in busy season.

Reviewers frequently mention fresh seafood, fish, paella and grilled octopus. One guest described a seafood platter with crab, lobster and shellfish, while another highlighted the mixed seafood platter as a recommended option. Paella is also mentioned several times, with one reviewer noting it is served only during the day.

Review examples give a useful reference point: one seafood meal with crab, oysters, shellfish, grilled octopus, a bottle of rosé, water and 2 desserts came to 100 euros. Another reviewer described the mixed seafood platter as good value. One note from a guest says bread may be charged separately.

The restaurant is located in S'Arenal, Baleares, close to the harbour and marina, with views over Palma Bay. One reviewer said it is a 5-minute walk from the MLL Mediterranean Hotel. That makes it easy to reach on foot from nearby seafront hotels and the port area.

Reviews say the restaurant can be very busy, especially in high season and at weekends. To reduce waiting, it is best to arrive early or book ahead. One guest waited 30 minutes at 15:00, while another arrived at 20:30 and was seated on the terrace.