PALMA DE MALLORCA · AYUDA TURÍSTICA
Where to eat in Palma de Mallorca
L'Olivar fits a central itinerary, while Santa Catalina suits a walk through that neighbourhood. Look around before choosing where to eat; buying produce and sitting at a counter are different experiences. Check hours so you do not arrive as stalls close.
Choose a market along your route
L'Olivar fits a central itinerary, while Santa Catalina suits a walk through that neighbourhood. Look around before choosing where to eat; buying produce and sitting at a counter are different experiences. Check hours so you do not arrive as stalls close.
Make time for an ensaimada
Allow a bakery or pastry-shop stop for an ensaimada. Ask about sizes and fillings before ordering and, for takeaway, storage and collection. Do not assume a traditional product suits your dietary requirements: check its ingredients.
Lunch in town or on an excursion
If heading to Sóller, plan lunch around your train, tram and boat connections. In Palma, choose a table near your next visit to avoid crossing the city. A transport package does not automatically include lunch or tastings.