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The Wonders of Mallorca: Cooking Mediterranean style!
Deia – We have reached our lunchtime destination of this wonderful rustic bar/restaurant perched on the cliff side overlooking clear blue waters. (see previous photo for views from here).
The ‘Restaurante Sa Foradada’ describes itself as: “being in the perfect surrounding. Its Mediterranean balcony is located high on the cliffs facing the small peninsula of Sa Foradada." See PiPs
“We specialize in rice and paella cooked in wood, local fish and seafood, salads, local desserts and, in general, Mediterranean and Mallorcan cuisine, with the extra touch of flavor provided by the sea breeze.”
How true, as our meal and photos of the cooking surely testify to.
Enjoy full size.
The ‘Restaurante Sa Foradada’ describes itself as: “being in the perfect surrounding. Its Mediterranean balcony is located high on the cliffs facing the small peninsula of Sa Foradada." See PiPs
“We specialize in rice and paella cooked in wood, local fish and seafood, salads, local desserts and, in general, Mediterranean and Mallorcan cuisine, with the extra touch of flavor provided by the sea breeze.”
How true, as our meal and photos of the cooking surely testify to.
Enjoy full size.
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