Avelune Table

The island decides the menu

Breakfast under the vines, lunch from the garden, and an evening menu shaped by the small boats and farms we know by name.

Intimate restaurant dining room set for an evening meal
Chef preparing the evening menu in a calm professional kitchen

Cooked close to the source

Ines Ferrer and her team write the menu after speaking with growers and fishers each morning. The cooking is Mediterranean in rhythm rather than decoration: vegetables at the centre, fish bought in small quantities, meat used thoughtfully, and fruit served when it is ready.

Resident guests can eat simply or follow the full tasting menu. Vegetarian menus need no advance notice; vegan and allergy-aware menus are best arranged before arrival.

Through the day

Breakfast

07:30–11:00. Fruit, warm bread, eggs, sheep yoghurt, garden herbs, and coffee roasted in Palma.

Lunch

12:30–15:00. A short terrace menu of salads, grilled fish, rice, and dishes from the wood oven.

Dinner

19:00–22:00. Four or seven courses, with a daily vegetarian menu and island-led wine pairing.

A late-summer evening

Course
Plate
Pairing
Garden
Fig leaf, young almond, cucumber, and fennel pollen
Dry Malvasia
Sea
Charred red mullet, tomato water, and wild caper
Giró Ros rosé
Grove
Olive-oil rice with courgette flower and aged sheep cheese
Callet red
Orchard
Roasted peach, bay custard, and green almond
Herbal infusion or sweet Moscatel

From garden to table

Lush kitchen garden planted with herbs and seasonal vegetables Chef preparing the evening menu in a calm professional kitchen Carefully composed seasonal dish served on handmade ceramic tableware Intimate restaurant dining room set for an evening meal

Dining details

Is breakfast included?

Breakfast is included in every room and suite rate and may be taken in the courtyard or in your room.

Can non-residents dine?

A small number of dinner reservations are released to non-residents seven days ahead.

How are allergies handled?

Tell us before arrival. The kitchen will explain what can be adapted and where cross-contact cannot be ruled out.

Is there a dress code?

No formal dress code. The courtyard is stone, so comfortable footwear is useful.