Mallorca Magazine
**** Sadly, Simple Smart Food closed both cafés in the course of time. **** When I discovered Simple Food Bar in Santa Catalina it instantly reminded me of my last visit to Williamsburg. My days there started with a bagel and a smoothie at The…
In the summer months, all the tables of La Juanita are moved onto the sidewalk so you can sit outside in the shadow between young laurel trees. During lunch hours there’s a nice cool breeze, while you become part of Sa Gerreria’s beautiful…
Banyalbufar is one of the most beautiful Tramuntana villages by the sea, with small limestone houses and neatly terraced hillsides. Even though I often go hiking in the mountains, it was only recently that I got to know Son Tomas. Banyalbufar’s…
**** Sadly, Can Trispol on Travessa d’en Ballesterjust closed for good, again. **** We have all been there: you passed a street ever so often and suddenly discover something which you had not noticed before. This happened to me with Can…
What looks like a music sheet on your plate is actually part of a whole culinary symphony. The composer, Joan Marc, is one of Mallorcan most favoured chefs. I have always loved his creative style and was very happy when his effort was rewarded…
**** Sadly, TOC closed its doors for good. **** The small restaurant on the corner of Carrer Rubi and Carrer d’Estade looks like it’s been there forever. The random vintage-chic, a wonderful cast-iron column, a couple of regulars at the bar…
**** In the wake of the pandemic the Mercado Gastronómico closed for good. **** Mercado Gastronómico simply translates into food market. But that’s not at all what comes to my mind when I enter San Juan in Palma’s former slaughterhouse…
We had passed the place occasionally on our way to Arume, or further on to Carrer Blanquerna with its many bars and eateries. While I always puzzled about the name I had liked the tasty pintxos and the stylish, yet comfortable atmosphere right…