Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Alcúdia

Sa Mostra sits on Carrer del Moll inside the medieval walls of the casc antic, a stone-walled Mallorcan house with a small terrace tucked under the 14th-century ramparts. The kitchen does honest Mallorcan country cooking pulled straight from the Tuesday and Thursday market two streets away: frit mallorquí, arròs brut, tumbet, and seasonal greixonera dishes. Leashed dogs are welcome on the terrace and the family running the place are themselves from Alcúdia. Reservations advised on market days and weekends.

Bodega d'es Port sits on the Passeig Marítim of Port d'Alcúdia facing the marina and the fishing harbour, a long-standing tapas and seafood spot with a generous outdoor terrace shaded by canvas sails. The menu leans on what the fishing boats bring in: gambes de Mallorca, calamares a la planxa, frit de peix, and a strong selection of pa amb oli with sobrassada and Mahón cheese. Leashed dogs are welcome on the terrace and water bowls are routine. Open continuous through the afternoon, useful when other places close between services.

Ca'n Costa is a Mallorcan-house tavern on Carrer Major, the main spine of the casc antic, with a stone-paved interior and a small street-side terrace right under the medieval ramparts. The kitchen leans seasonal: porc rostit, lamb shoulder, sopes mallorquines (the traditional bread-and-vegetable stew), and an excellent panada de pix during Easter week. Leashed dogs are welcome on the terrace and the staff are used to walking-tour visitors with pets. A genuinely local address that has not pivoted to the resort crowd.