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Ses Portadores Restaurant, Binissalem

  • CuisineTraditional Mallorcan
  • CategoryTraditional
  • Rating★ 4.6
  • Price€€€

Ses Portadores is a traditional Mallorcan countryside restaurant in Binissalem, the island's principal wine town set in the central plain of Mallorca. The restaurant sits in an old stone building on the Carrer del Convent, surrounded by the vineyards and almond groves that give this corner of the island its agricultural character.

Countryside restaurant near Mallorca's wine region of Binissalem serving traditional Mallorcan cuisine paired with local wines. Excellent roast lamb, tumbet, and homemade pastries.

Ses Portadores is a traditional Mallorcan countryside restaurant in Binissalem, the island's principal wine town set in the central plain of Mallorca. The restaurant sits in an old stone building on the Carrer del Convent, surrounded by the vineyards and almond groves that give this corner of the island its agricultural character. The kitchen is dedicated to the recipes that defined Mallorcan rural life for centuries: roast shoulder of lamb cooked in a wood-burning oven until the meat falls from the bone; tumbet mallorquí with the island's sobrassada sausage; and the homemade pastries and almond cakes that accompany the meal's close. What distinguishes Ses Portadores from the tourist-facing version of Mallorcan food is the wine pairing: the restaurant sits in the Binissalem DO wine appellation and maintains close relationships with several local bodegas, making the wine list a genuine guide to the region's Manto Negro and Callet red varieties alongside the fresher Prensal Blanc white. Lunch only, Friday through Sunday — the limited service week is part of the restaurant's appeal, cementing its role as a destination for the weekly Sunday lunch that is central to Mallorcan family culture. Reservations are strongly recommended and fill early for Sunday lunches throughout the year.

Signature dishes

  • Roast shoulder of lamb — €22
  • Mallorcan tumbet with sobrassada — €14

Good to know

Known for
Traditional Mallorcan Sunday lunch with local wines
Hours
Fri-Sun 1PM-4PM

Location

Carrer del Convent 16, 07350 Binissalem, Mallorca

39.6910, 2.8432 View on map

Highlights

  • Countryside restaurant in Mallorca's Binissalem wine town with roast lamb from a wood-burning oven
  • Tumbet mallorquí with sobrassada: the island's layered vegetable bake paired with cured pork sausage
  • Wine list focused on Binissalem DO producers — Manto Negro and Callet reds, Prensal Blanc white
  • Sunday lunch institution in the Mallorcan tradition, set among vineyards and almond groves
  • Homemade almond pastries and island cakes rounding off the meal in the traditional style

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve Sunday lunch at least 2 weeks in advance — this is one of the most popular traditional lunch destinations in the Binissalem area
  • Order the wood-roasted lamb as a main course; it is the dish the kitchen does best and takes time to prepare properly
  • Ask the staff for a bottle from a local Binissalem estate rather than ordering by the glass to get the most from the wine list
  • The restaurant is open Friday–Sunday only; plan accordingly and do not attempt a weekday visit
  • Combine with a visit to one of the Binissalem bodegas that offer tastings — the town has several within walking distance

Accessibility

The restaurant entrance is at street level in the old stone building. The dining area is on the ground floor and accessible without steps. The outdoor terrace is at the same level. Wheelchair users should be able to access the main dining room without difficulty.

Frequently asked questions

When is Ses Portadores open?

The restaurant is open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for lunch only (approximately 1PM–4PM). It does not serve dinner and is closed Monday through Thursday.

What is the Binissalem DO?

Binissalem is Mallorca's oldest wine appellation, centred on the town of Binissalem in the island's central plain. The principal red grape varieties are Manto Negro and Callet; the main white is Prensal Blanc. Local wines are well-suited to the traditional food of the region.

Is the restaurant suitable for large groups?

The restaurant can accommodate groups with advance notice. A reservation specifying group size is essential, as the space is limited and popular.

How far is Binissalem from Palma?

Binissalem is approximately 25 km from Palma, about 25 minutes by car via the Ma-13 motorway. It is also served by the Palma–Inca railway line with a station in the town.