Mooma Group opens its fifth restaurant in Platja d'Aro

The new Sidral venue occupies the former Aradi space, focusing on local products and artisanal apple cider.

Generic image of an artisanal cider bottle and appetizers in a modern restaurant.
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Generic image of an artisanal cider bottle and appetizers in a modern restaurant.

The Mooma Group has launched its new Sidral Platja d'Aro restaurant in Baix Empordà, marking the company's fifth establishment focused on sustainable, zero-kilometer gastronomy.

Located on the busy Cavall Bernat Avenue, the restaurant takes over the premises formerly known as Aradi. The 1,000-square-meter venue can host up to 250 guests and offers a versatile atmosphere for dining or enjoying artisanal drinks.

"Sidral has been designed as a versatile space, intended for lunch or dinner as well as for having a cider, a juice, or cocktails in a more relaxed atmosphere."

Pau Frigola · Co-owner of Mooma
The group's signature products, such as Sidra de Gel, were showcased during the opening. These beverages recently earned gold medals at the Sagrado Forum international competition in the Basque Country for their exceptional quality.
Founded by a third-generation family of apple farmers from Palau-sator, Mooma has become a benchmark for Catalan cider since 2016. The group continues to expand its reach across Girona and Cerdanya, maintaining a strong commitment to local agriculture.