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Forn de Sant Joan Restaurant

Fine tapas and cocktail bar in a 14th century building in Palma

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Palma de Mallorca
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Located in a 14th-century building in La Lonja, in Palma's old town, this old bakery was converted into a restaurant by its founder, Joan Baquรฉs, in 1992.

Recently remodelled by their sons, this is the ideal restaurant in Palma de Mallorca for a business or informal lunch, an unforgettable evening with your partner or to celebrate a special occasion with friends and loved ones.

The excellent service is undoubtedly one of the basis of their success, composed of top-notch professionals, who take care of even the smallest detail. The restaurant is also noted for its varied and well balanced menu, its extensive and carefully chosen wine cellar, and a selection of imaginative and delicious desserts.

The restaurant has been growing its reputation as a great stopping point for a quality cocktail at the upbeat bar. The styling and access to excellent tapas make it a must on an evening out in Palma de Mallorca.

Open daily.

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