Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Valldemossa

Es Roquissar sits on Carrer de la Rosa in the heart of the casc antic, a stone-walled Mallorcan house with a small flower-lined terrace just below the Real Cartuja. The kitchen does honest Mallorcan country cooking: frit mallorquí, suckling lamb, tumbet, and the local coca de patata as dessert. Dogs are welcome on the terrace and the family running the place are themselves locals from the village. Reservations advised on weekends when day-trippers from Palma fill the village.

Ca'n Mario is the dining room of the small Hostal Ca'n Mario just off Plaça pública, a Mallorcan house with original tiled floors and a tiny street-side terrace. The kitchen leans into seasonal country fare: arròs brut, sopes mallorquines (the traditional bread-and-vegetable stew), and an excellent lechona on Sundays. Dogs are welcome on the terrace and the staff bring water bowls without being asked. A genuinely village address that has not chased the day-tripper crowd.

Quitapenas is a Mallorcan tapas chain born in Palma in 1880, and the Valldemossa branch sits in a stone-walled corner house at the entrance to the village with a sun-trap terrace. It is the obvious pa amb oli and sobrassada stop for visitors arriving on the L210 bus from Palma. Dogs are welcome on the terrace, the menu is reliable rather than transcendent, and the prices are honest for a Tramuntana tourist village. Open continuous through the afternoon, useful when other places are closed between services.