Estilo Palma: One year Palmallorcastyle
It’s exactly one year and 94 posts since Palmallorcastyle went online, 94 little pieces about restaurants and cafés, stylish shops, contemporary art and entertainment, sometimes just about everyday street life in the capital of the Balearic…
Street Art #13: Joan Aguiló
Trampós on C/ del Celler d’en Miró…
Flavor of the Month: Canela Palma
**** After the sudden death of Fabian Fuster, Canela’s chef, the restaurant was closed for a long time. But it reopened under new management, recently. We are looking forward to our next visit. **** It took three attempts until eventually I got…
Grown up: La Molienda
For me, the cappuccino at La Molienda is one of the best. The taste, the texture, the temperature, the amount of fresh steamed milk, it’s just perfect. And I never tire to watch Miquel or Toni handling the coffee machine, carefully taking…
Go West: Seattle Vintage Store
Seattle is known for its creative vibes – local bands as well as brands from the hip US-west coast city are global players, today. And while the idea for this blog came up while I was visiting friends over there, Carlota and Javi, too, were…
Street Art #12: Antonio Fernández-Coca
My favorite fish on La…
A hidden gem: Tast Club
If you haven’t heard or read about it, you will probably not even notice the place. No sign marks the entrance on Carrer Sant Jaume, but if you cross the candle-lit patio and open the door at its rear end you will discover one of the best…
Mimbreria Vidal: A Most Successful Rope Team
Looking at the streets’ names in and around Sa Gerreria you can tell that it used to be the quarter of artisans and tradespeople. Following the setup of an Arab Suq, crafts werde concentrated in their own alleys named accordingly: Carrer…