There are two restaurants. One at the top next to Son Marroig and the bar and the other restaurant is 45min walking distance going down. Me and my boyfriend went to the one on top because of the sunset. Everybody says its the best place...to watch sunset. The restaurant is really basic, tables, chairs, whole interior, everything. The bathroom had no lightbulb in it. You had to pee in the dark. The waiter seemed really really in a hurry. He was running around like crazy. He worked alone on a terrace full of people so in one hand that is understandable but on the other hand, restaurant should really hire more poeple. When we wanted to leave and pay we called him and he showed us from afar, really in a hurry, that he will come, but he was just waiting on the other tables around us. That happend twice. We patiently waited but it seemed like he totally fogot about us. Just running around everyone else except us. You just start too feel unvisible and very unwelcomed and uncomfortable. 😅 We waited 30min or more just to pay and then just left the table and payed at the exit. He seemed friendly but everything was so unprofessional. The food was eatable but really nothing special and overpriced for what you get. You obviously just pay for the view since everything else is bad. :/ Wouldn’t come here again. If I knew I would rather go to the bar next to the restaurant with the same or even better view and have a few drinks while watching sunset.More

We came here for lunch, having booked a week or so in advance. It is, simply, the most incredible place!!! Having arrived by RIB after spending a morning snorkelling at Sa Colobra, we dropped the hook, swam ashore and changed into dry clothes before walking...up a short pathway to the most wonderful rustic restaurant in the most incredible location. We chose Paella Marisco which was incredibly tasty and enjoyed a couple of bottles of cold, crisp Rose wine with it. The service was friendly yet professional and the bill, whilst not the cheapest, was more than reasonable, given the location and quality. Definitely one for the bucket list!More

Amazing restaurant with incredible views! Staff were so friendly, very well organised. Food was delicious! Set above a stunning bay with amazing views of the cove. The staff didn’t rush you to leave the table so we soaked up the view for a couple of...hours. Definitely would recommend this restaurantMore

The paella was good, not excellent. The Rosado was crisp and cold and plentiful but the location, views and hike in were spectacular. Recommend it for the total experience.

A true hidden gem. Even to get there is an adventure. At the beginning you have to climb/jump a fence (yes, a fence, who puts a fence to a mountain…?) . After the fence you will see the way to Cala Deia, no signal thou,...but locals will confirm this is the way to the restaurant. You walk down for about 45 minutes and just at the end next to Cala Deia will find the restaurant. ( yes, 45 minutes to walk back to the car). Views are worth and food is homemade Spanish food. Service very friendly.More

Delicious fish and paella in the most stunning setting with lovely staff. I really don’t think there is a better location on the island. The kitchen is fully visible and also adds to the ambiance. We arrived very late because we underestimated the journey and...then the descent of the hill. Prepare yourself for a long walk down unless you arrive by boat as lots of other customers had. However, if you are prepared for the walk it is also very beautiful. To be repeated!!More

We were recommended to go to Sa Foradada by a few friends over the years, and this year we finally managed to go on the excursion... You will need to book in advance to reserve a table as you don’t want to arrive and be...turned away. You can only book via telephone (they speak English.!) and the lines are only open between 10:30 am and about 2pm... the restaurant is closed on Thursdays. It is an amazing and unique restaurant that is only accessible by either a 45 min hike or a boat trip from Sóller in northern Mallorca. We opted for the hike which was quite an experience in itself...the car park just off the main road to Deia is free to park and there is a small cafe for refreshments and the all important water for the journey.. it has amazing views of the fantastic coast from the terrace area. The path to the restaurant isn’t very well signposted from the car park (we just followed others that seemed to know where they are going!). As the wider tarmac path ends, there is a stye to climb over at the start of the goat field which may not be suitable for less able persons. This leads down to the main gravel walkway that zig zags and winds it way down about 300m in vertical drop. The path is steep and comprised of loose gravel and rocks for most of its route, so wear sensible shoes and take plenty of water and admire the views on the decent. After about 40 minutes, the path leads along the edge of the rocky outcrop and ends at the entrance to the restaurant and access to the boat landing bay. The restaurant is beautiful situated on the slopes of the bay and is made up of different terraces all with amazing sea views. The food we chose was a selection of paella’s to share between the 7 of us. It was wonderful food and typically Spanish in its presentation and taste. Thoroughly recommended. Even the coffee was delicious after the meal... and you may need a strong espresso for the hike back...! I am not an unfit man, but the walk back up is not to be taken lightly... Luckily, we chose a slightly overcast day (thank goodness) but, again, take plenty of water for this... (purchase some in the restaurant before you leave). It is quite gruelling, but take it easy and steady and rest regularly to admire the views along the way. The cafe at the top is a welcome sight for a cold drink or congratulatory beer for the achievement and a chance to reflect on the day. Truly amazing and a recommended experience not to be missed. A great day out. Enjoy.More

Amazing setting for a restaurant. See previous reviews if how to walk down. You must pre book. Have a swim before or after lunch. Kids had chicken breast, chips and salad for 15 euros. Adults had mixed paella for 20 euros or seafood paella for...26 euros. All delicious but obviously pricey due to location. Paella takes c 45 minutes to arrive. Litres of rose cold and tasty. A great day trip !More

By foot or by boat are the options for visiting this restaurant although I’m led to believe they may be able to pick up people by arrangement in their 4x4, I cannot confirm this. Pre-booking is essential. Due to the difficulty of getting ingredients here...and the magnificent setting the prices are on the higher side. The food is great although we only had two Paella, one traditional and the other vegetarian, that was ample for four people.More

There are only two ways to get to this restaurant. Either by boat (preferably super-yacht) or by walking 3km down a path starting at 1,000ft above sea level and dropping down to sea level. The route down - and back - is very, very pretty...with stunning sea views through the pine trees all the way. It takes about an hour. Park at the Son Maroig car park and then pass by Son Maroig's main entrance, climb a style by the gate and then just follow the dirt road all the way down. Needless to say, the ratio of walkers to boat owners is about 1:99. And when I say boat owners, you'll probably be sitting next to billionaire super-yacht owners. It's absolutely necessary to pre-book. You won't get in otherwise. But once seated you have one of the best views on the island. Food is cooked rustic-style on open fires in an array of charcoal-black pans. Our paella was superb, laden with all sorts of goodies but a little on the pricey side at 24Euros compared to typically 16Euros elsewhere. But considering how everything has to be brought down that track in a 4x4... A great meal - definitely worth the walk down and back. Oh, and you can swim by the tiny jetty. Bliss....More

I saw a friend visit here in July which inspired us to visit. We read it took about 1/1.5 hours walk each way, but took us about 45mins each way. We are 30 and we don't have kids to slow us down though! All tables...have amazing views. You can even swim down the bottom, just a short walk - bring bathers!! Also, make sure you book. We almost went without booking, called up and the lady said she was booked out for a week! She was able to fit us in the next day. When we were paying we saw 2 groups of families who had hiked down the bottom and been turned away because they hadn't booked. Be organised!More

Firstly, this restaurant is amazing. This you can not deny. The rustic look and charm does do it every bit of justice it deserves. The views are amazing and for all of this worth visiting. Secondly, the service. Outstanding and was in keeping with any...other restaurant with good attention to detail and service. Thank you. Thirdly, the paella. The rice was not cooked long enough. I would have preferred to have waited another 10mins to have had it, if it meant the rice was not so hard. That put to one side, the paella dish was full of flavour and delicious. Ask for your paella to have softer rice and not hard! Lastly, the walk! Yes, everyone has mentioned it and I will too. Allow an hour each way to get to the restaurant and back. Wear very good comfortable footwear designed for very rough stones and steep inclines. Take plenty of water as it is tough going. Would we go again? No. But that is because we have done it now and no need to go again. But please take note of what I have said.More