Mallorca Magazine
When you walk through the maze of narrow streets in Palma keep your eyes open for its many hidden gems. A proud patio, maybe, or a colorful blooming backyard behind a plain facade. Like the splendid garden of Temple Natura. The popular vegan…
Plaça del Banc de l’Oli is one of those places that you don’t seek but find. A hidden gem in the heart of Palma, just a stone’s throw away from busy Plaça Major. The sleepy square only comes to life during lunch and dinner hours. When the…
**** Unfortunately, the restaurant is closed until further notice due to a change of tenant. **** You can spot the emblematic rock formation in the sea when hiking around Valldemossa and Deià. Sa Foradada looks like a giant whale emerging at…
At Miceli in Selva each table is kind of a chef’s table. Not only because of the proximity to the open kitchen and the presence of the chef both there and among her guests. Every meal at Miceli starts with Marga Coll greeting you at the table…
Sunlight filters through the vines, bright green against a clear blue sky. The murals on the whitewashed patio walls are as colorful as the food on handmade ceramic plates. Menu and atmosphere at Ca na Toneta are a feast for the senses. At the…
Slightly off the beaten track of Palma’s old town, Cafè Es Pes de sa Palla is a true happy place. Time seems to pass more slowly here on the large, slightly elevated terrace. It’s a meeting point for family and friends. For a coffee in the…
Located in the bustling Lonja neighborhood Ca n‘Ela is Palma’s new go-to place for excellent vegan cuisine. With its leafy walls and open Mares the restaurant is stylish and cozy at the same time. Chef Ella and her daughter Andrea make you feel…
The location is new but the kitchen unmistakably bears the signature of Maria Moreno. Her new eatery is called El Taller de Gaudeix. And for a reason, because it’s rather a restaurant and workshop than a tapas bar. With floor-to-ceiling…