Mallorca Magazine
Imagine Mexican flavors combined with Mediterranean ingredients. Served in the lively neighborhood of the market hall. Mestís is located in one of the small houses where the fishermen of Palma used to live. Today, the bright interior reminds of…
In the maze of narrow streets in Palma’s old town hides a cute little bakery named Nata the Cook. Popular for its tasty choice of vegan treats, freshly baked every day. Neighbors love to grab a tostada for their merienda. And visitors strolling…
**** Sadly, Sadrassana closed in early 2024. We’ll soon check out Mouna, the new restaurant on Pl. de la Sadrassana. **** Just a few steps away from La Lonja the cocktail restaurant Sadrassana occupies the plaça of the same name. The renowned…
Vida Meva Restaurante is a family business in the truest sense of the word. Not only because the restaurant is run by two sisters and one of their husbands. But above all because of the family atmosphere. Many regulars come here, but even new…
Mallorcan cuisine is fabulous and tapas are a great way to try lots of different dishes. Even more so if you share them with friends. Because that’s what tapas are all about. Originally, it was a custom to cover (tapar) your drink with a slice…
You know that feeling of a favorite piece finding you instead of you finding it? Something you have never been looking for, that you may not even have known existed. That could easily happen at Panorama Bar Bazar. Kind of a concept bar in the…
There are few places with an equally historic and romantic atmosphere. Sa Torre de Santa Eugenia is an oasis of tranquility. The typical Mallorcan country manor in the rural center of the island has been family-owned since 1550. Today, the…
Just around the corner from bustling Plaça Cort a few steps lead down from street level into the cozy eatery. Decorated with model ships and other naval vintage objects. En este local se permite hacer barquitos en el plato, reads the beam above…