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Béns d'Avall

Carretera Sóller-Deià, Sóller

Béns d'Avall is a destination restaurant perched on a cliff between Sóller and Deià, with dramatic sea views down the northwest coast. Chef Benet Vicens reimagines traditional Mallorcan dishes with modern technique, drawing on local produce and seafood, in a family-run kitchen going strong since 1971. The terrace at sunset is spectacular. It is a special-occasion meal reached by a winding mountain road, so book ahead and allow plenty of time. Ideal for food lovers pairing serious cooking with one of the island's best coastal settings.

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