La Viña - Tapas Club — Restaurant in Valldemossa

A couple of days ago, we came here for lunch on our Valdemossa trip. When we first came, we had to wait 5 minutes to get seated because the restaurant was full. We also noticed how fast the staff is. They literally teleport from place to place, and they are still energetic. . For food I've ordered Shrimps and If I am right It's called Fried Squid Rings or 'Squid Pica Pica'. My dad got a mozzarella, and my sister got a hamburger because she doesn't like seafood. We waited quietly long but the restaurant was really busy so I was not surprised. The food was really worth it. I've never had shrimps, so I tried them here for the first time, and It was really, really good. I really lived the sauce. The Squid Pica Pica or something was also very good. I used to think that it would be disgusting because in my country they don't serve it. But It was really good. And I didn't regret trying it. The Mozarella and Hamburger were also good, but nothing special. However, we tried the Limonade, and that was the only thing we didn't like. It was way too sour, and I couldn't drink it. But that doesn't change everything, still I...

We chose this restaurant based on its positive reviews, but unfortunately, our experience was deeply disappointing.

The terrace looked inviting, and the staff were friendly, allowing us to choose our own table. Menus were provided promptly, and our order was taken without delay — so the service started off well.

However, when the food arrived, we were quite let down by the overall quality:

The patatas bravas were lukewarm and tasted as if they had been reheated. The "house-made" sauce lacked flavor entirely.

The grilled calamari were rubbery and bland, served without any seasoning or lemon — although even that wouldn’t have saved the dish.

The croquettes contained bacon, which was not mentioned on the menu — a serious issue for anyone with dietary restrictions.

The pimientos were the only highlight: well-prepared and delicious.

The garlic shrimp were another major letdown — the sauce was watery and completely tasteless.

Very disappointing is how many reviews award this food five stars — we simply can’t...

A Hidden Gem in Valldemossa for Tapas Lovers

If you’re visiting the charming village of Valldemossa, don’t miss this cozy tapas spot tucked away on one of the quiet stone-paved streets. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with rustic décor and a lovely outdoor terrace perfect for enjoying the mountain air.

The tapas were absolutely delicious — beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. We tried the patatas bravas, grilled octopus, jamón ibérico, and local cheese selection — each dish was fresh and prepared with great attention to detail. The staff was friendly and attentive, happy to explain the menu and recommend local wines, which paired perfectly with the food.

What really stood out was the balance between traditional Mallorcan flavors and creative presentation. You can tell everything is made with care and pride.

Highly recommended for a relaxed, authentic dining experience in one of the most picturesque villages...