Mallorca Magazine
Have you ever been on a glass bottom boat? Or on a platform with a see-through floor? Just look at the people’s faces entering the Panadería S’Estació, the bakery at the end of Carrer Sindicat. While new customers often wear that wary smile of…
Although we cannot remember much from our first years of life there are some smells and tastes that instantly trigger early childhood memories. A hot chocolate always makes me feel like a little girl again, warm and loved. There is one place in…
It’s no secret that La Molienda is one of my favorite coffee shops in town. Today, however, there were no cappuccinos or flat whites but people came for a beer. Majo, Miquel and Toni were throwing a little street party to celebrate the second…
Hola guapa, qué tal? Un besito! Bar Flexas is the place where people know each other, kiss and hug, or just call for someone familiar who happens to pass the prominent corner in Sa Gerreria. Almost ten years ago, the (re)opening of Bar Flexas…
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…
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…
On first sight, the tiny Forn del Santo Cristo store in the maze of alleys in Palma’s historic center resembles one of the many ensaimada vendors selling the unmistakable boxes to tourists from all over the world. But the impression is all…
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…