Booklover’s delight: Literanta Llibres i Cafè
Barcelona is considered the Spanish capital of books and publishers. So it’s not amazing that Palma, often called Barcelona’s little sister, also has a lively book scene and even hosts its own annual book fair, the Fira del llibre. The city is…
Wok and Roll: Noodle Bar
**** Meanwhile, Noodles closed again. **** Nothing compares to Mediterranean Cuisine but I have to admit that Asia offers a plenitude of fantastic dishes as well – from China to Japan, Thailand or Vietnam, to name but a few. Take a bite of…
Walking on sunshine: Zunray Yoga
**** Meanwhile, Zunray has changed its management and continues as Sadhana Works. **** What’s it about yoga that attracts so many people, today? When asked by a friend or colleague I find it extremely difficult to explain in words – and soon…
Best of Mallorca: Las Gracias
**** Sadly, Marta closed her wonderful store. **** We all have those playlists with different songs that are linked to special moments of our life. Songs that have accompanied us for so long that they became friends. Imagine your playlist to be…
Street Art # 11: Halloween
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Little Miss Sunshine: Bar Rita
There are many beautiful plaças in Palma, and every one of them has its own character. Plaça Llorenç Bisbal for instance, bright and laid-back during the day, always reminds me of touching film nights under the open sky. With stars above and…
Slow food at its best: Ca na Toneta
Even if you have seen many lovely patios, the one of Maria and Teresa Solivella is very special. The two sisters run fabulous Ca na Toneta. I had heard about the restaurant ever so often, and friends kept recommending it to me all the time. But…
More than tapas and pintxos: Gaudeix
**** Sadly, Gaudeix closed in early 2021. But Maria just reopened El Taller de Gaudeix near C/ Blanquerna. **** So many times I have passed the small tapas bar next to the ensaimaderia on Carrer Can Sales. Until one day I spotted a free table…