Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Mahón

Es Molí de Foc occupies an old flour mill in Sant Climent, ten minutes from Mahón, and has been Menorca's reference for refined caldereta de langosta and rice cooked in the wood-fired oven since 1995. The large garden terrace under olive trees welcomes well-behaved dogs and is one of the few places on the island where you can eat the full PDO lobster stew without a city-centre price tag. The on-site microbrewery makes Cerveza Grahame Pearce, the first craft beer brewed in Menorca.

Jàgaro is the classic harbourside fish restaurant on the Moll de Llevant, the long quay that runs along the south side of the Port de Maó. Its terrace faces the boats and the British-era townhouses of Es Castell across the water. Dogs are welcome on the terrace and the staff routinely bring a water bowl. The cooking is rooted in the Menorcan tradition: fresh fish from the daily auction at the nearby fish market, arroz caldoso, and a serious caldereta de langosta in season.

Ses Forquilles is the modern face of Menorcan cooking in Mahón's upper town, a tapas-style restaurant where the kitchen sends out small dishes built around island producers: Mahón-Menorca cheese, sobrassada, fresh fish, and field vegetables. The street-side terrace is small but explicitly dog-friendly and the staff know most of the neighbourhood dogs by name. Reservation strongly recommended.