Find your perfect Mallorca restaurant, shortlisted by our local experts
Mallorca has become a real foodie island in recent years.
Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Mallorca Where to Eat Guide.
La Rosa Vermutería and Colmado is one of Palma’s most characterful places to eat and drink, sitting somewhere between a traditional tavern, a vermouth bar and a classic local eatery. Located right in the heart of the city, it is a lively, old-fashioned spot where generations mix and the focus is firmly on flavour, simplicity and quality produce.
One of the oldest and best-known tapas restaurants on the island, oozing authentic Mallorquin charm, character and ambience. Found in the corner of main square courtyard La Llotja and surrounded by numerous traditional tapas eateries in the area, La Bòveda continues to top the leaders board despite its numerous and nearby peers.
Nestled in the heart of Palma’s bustling Santa Catalina market, Joan Can Frau is a cosy, no-frills tapas bar perfect for a quick bite or an informal lunch. Since 1966, the second-generation Frau family has been serving authentic Mallorcan flavours, making this small steel-counter stall a must-visit for locals and visitors alike.
Bar Dia is a long-standing bar and restaurant in the heart of the much loved and bustling neighbourhood of Palma’s old town - La Lonja. Offering traditional Mallorcan tapas in a relaxed, friendly setting, it's known for its high-quality ingredients and straightforward approach, and is a reliable spot for a casual meal in the city centre.
Located among Palma's historic restaurants and shopping hubs, this restaurant serves typical Spanish tapas and local specialities and will welcome you with open arms and a lively atmosphere. Being one of Palma’s most popular tapas venues, thanks to its extensive and affordable menu, its longstanding success has led to the expansion of the ‘Tast’ brand and additional culinary projects throughout the city of Palma.