Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Palma de Mallorca

La Rosa is the beating heart of Santa Catalina's vermut culture — a neighbourhood bar with sun-bleached tiles, marble-topped tables, and a terrace that fills with locals and their dogs from midday onwards. The vermut is poured from the tap, the anchovies are from the Cantabrian Sea, and nobody raises an eyebrow when you arrive with a large dog. A quintessentially Mallorcan way to spend a Sunday morning.

Can Eduardo has served fresh seafood at the old port since 1942 and remains the most iconic fish restaurant in Palma. Its terrace overlooks the marina and the silhouette of La Seu cathedral in the distance. Dogs are welcome on the terrace. The arròs brut (dirty rice) and grilled fresh fish from Mallorcan waters are the reason regulars return season after season.

Portixol is Palma's most fashionable waterfront neighbourhood and this restaurant, attached to the boutique Portixol Hotel, is its social hub. The large terrace faces the bay with its bobbing fishing boats and the distant mountain range. Dogs are explicitly welcome outside and staff routinely bring water bowls. Mediterranean cuisine executed with Nordic precision — the hotel's Scandinavian founders set the tone.