One of Cala d'Or's top tables, Port Petit adds an innovative spin to local seafood and produce, served on a covered terrace whose dazzling whiteness matches the yachts below. Service is attentive and dishes like fresh lobster sautéed in lime butter, squid with sepia rice or rack of lamb slow-roasted in its own juices are cooked with aplomb.
Port Petit
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