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Affordable (38)
La Baia
Don't be fooled by the beach-bar appearance, La Baia serves some of the best Italian pizzas on the island, cooked in a wood-fired oven. And the sea views are fabulous. read more
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Fine dining (35)
Restaurant Acuario
A friendly, family-run restaurant in a location where you're more likely to meet locals than tourists. Great for fresh fish, lobster stew and paellas. read more
Menorca Nightlife
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Chilled (31)
Gallery
A classy bar which doubles as - you guessed it - an art gallery. The interior may be modern, but the menu's still full of typical tapas and it's a great place to linger over a drink. read more
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Clubbing (34)
Sa Clau Jazz Club
Tucked away in a venue built out of a cave, Sa Clau mixes live jazz performances with a DJ. Turn up late to join a sophisticated crowd. read more
This Month in Menorca:
By Georgina BromwichShopping: For divine pastries, head to Santa Clara Convent in Ciutadella - every Wednesday, the nuns open their doors and sell heavenly Menorcan cakes, biscuits and goodies to the public.
Key areas: Get active this month and take advantage of the daily discounts on outdoor activities as part of the island's Fiesta del Mar. Whether it be sailing, golf, diving, horse riding, biking or kayaking, there's a cut-price sport to inspire you to get moving (menorcafiestadelmar.es).
Menorca Trivia
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May: This month, UNESCO will name Menorca as its world headquarters for sustainable development on island and coastal Biosphere Reserves.
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April: Menorca may be best known for gin, but it also has its own, island-brewed brand of beer: Cervesa Illa.
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October: Be careful if you head to the western end of Son Bou beach to bathe - pigs invaded the sand earlier in the summer in search of snacks!
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