Restaurant / Gastronomy in Andratx

Andratx, in the southwest of Mallorca between the foothills of the Tramuntana and the coast, has become a culinary stop alongside its traditional old town. Strolling through the lanes around the Santa Maria parish church reveals a restaurant scene that ranges from down-to-earth Mallorcan cooking to international influences - a reflection of a place long shaped by agriculture that now draws locals and newcomers alike.

The 36 listings in the Restaurant / Gastronomy category show the range: small bodegas serving traditional tapas, family-run places offering fish from the nearby bay of Port d'Andratx, and cafés for a coffee break between errands in town. Coming from the coast, most of the choice is concentrated in the historic centre and along the main access roads, while cosier addresses sit tucked away in the side streets.

Since Andratx is also visited by day-trippers travelling between Palma and the southwestern peninsula, booking ahead is worthwhile during high season, especially at weekends and around the traditional weekly market. Outside the summer months the town is quieter, making it a pleasant base for exploring the region.