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mÁxime

Portocolom, Spain

Traditional DiningMediterraneanTerrace Restaurant

Insider Compass

An expert assessment built on data, context and gastronomic judgement.

6.41GOOD
6.8Plate
7.3Vibe
6.3Service
8.0Setting

About mÁxime

Perched on the Vall d'Or Golf course with sweeping views toward the Mediterranean, mÁxime brings a refreshing fusion sensibility to Portocolom's dining scene. Chef Máxime Deymier, whose culinary journey took him through the kitchens of London, Paris, San Sebastián, and St. Martin, weaves Mediterranean foundations with Asian accents into a menu that feels both familiar and adventurous. The setting—a stone terrace overlooking manicured greens—draws golfers and non-golfers alike, especially on Friday nights when live music and a BBQ buffet transform the space into a convivial gathering spot. It's the kind of place where you can linger over a well-priced menú del día at lunch or settle in for a proper dinner under the stars.

Good to know

Book ahead, especially for Friday night's BBQ buffet (May to October)—it's a local favorite and fills up fast.

The chef

Máxime Deymier

Máxime Deymier honed his craft across some of Europe's most dynamic culinary capitals—London, Paris, and San Sebastián—before spending time in St. Martin, absorbing techniques and flavor profiles that inform his fusion-forward approach today. Growing up in a hospitality family (his father owns Port Petit in Cala d'Or), Deymier developed an early appreciation for sourcing and the Mediterranean pantry, but his travels introduced him to Asian ingredients and balancing principles he now layers into his cooking. At mÁxime, he's built a kitchen that respects Mallorcan tradition while pushing gently toward cross-cultural conversation—whether that's sushi on the buffet or a familiar fish finished with unexpected spice. His philosophy centers on fresh, seasonal ingredients prepared with clarity and just enough invention to keep regulars curious.