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This traditional Spanish restaurant is situated within the heart of Cala d'Or and has a phenomenal reputation for providing fantastic food, service and a welcoming, friendly atmosphere.
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The BBQ Nights on Thursdays in the summer are a popular event at Ca’s Xorc Boutique Hotel & Restaurant. For €59 per person, you get all the food you could possibly want to eat, including half a bottle of wine, water, dessert and coffee! So, on a particularly balmy evening, we decided to take on their flaming feast.
We first discovered Ummo on a tapas trail event known as TaPalma. This five day long festival in Mallorca’s capital city Palma, sees restaurants and bars competing against each other to create original & delicious tapas, which are then judged by a selected committee. Ummo has won the main prize three years running so clearly it is a force to be reckoned within the world of tapas.
Mallorca is known for its array of restaurants and eclectic cuisine so it was no surprise when last year alone there were 6 Michelin stars awarded on the island.
After last weeks expensive mistake of ordering lobster without first checking the price I was worried about dining out in Mallorca. My self inflicted austerity measures dictated that if I was to eat out in one of the many restaurants in Mallorca this week it would have to be on a more meagre budget than I was used to.
Set just down a side road off the busy square of restaurants in central Puerto Pollensa, Neptuno will catch your eye with its deep blue walls and life buoy decorations, it’ll keep your attention with its special boards and tapas deals and by the time you’ve read those a friendly waiter will have drawn you in and found you a table.
Forn de Sant Joan has been one of our favourite restaurants in Mallorca since our first visit three years ago.
Cala Sant Vincenc situated just outside of Pollenca and Puerto Pollensa is a beautiful old fisherman’s town well worth a visit for a chance to escape the bigger resorts on the coast. Small though it is, it does boast a range of eateries most of which are as close to the beach as possible and can get fairly swarmed by the beach going crowds, which is why I ended up having lunch in Pepe’s bar.
The Frenchman and I were joined by James (creator our of our site videos) last weekend as we ventured out after a heavier-than-anticipated night in the bars of Palma. Our rather ill-timed destination was the wineries of Binissalem - it was enough to make us break out into a cold sweat. The wisdom of this choice was discussed on the journey, and was unanimously kicked into touch in favour of - you've guessed it - lunch.
Mallorca’s fun-seekers, foodies and fashionistas gather at Nikki Beach’s world-famous champagne brunch every Sunday. This brunch bonanza is an all-you-can-eat feast with two hours’ worth of unlimited champagne.
So another weekend, another drive around the tiny, narrow roads of Mallorca, with the Frenchman cringing every time a car approaches as he imagines the car swerving off the road and tumbling down some ravine. For the umpteenth time, I promise myself never to take him on a day out again.
A people watchers dream, this pair of friendly restaurants located in the old town of Alcudia with their cheerful checkered tablecloths, relaxed menu and great locations are well worth a visit.
Naan Street Food is set in Santa Catalina, Palma’s trendy food district and its concept takes diners on a gastronomic journey around the world. Within a casual yet chic setting, Naan Street Food serves up-to-date international food, in a street food fashion.
On a wet, rainy night we set off to sample some tapas in Pollensa and I had a place in mind, La Botigueta. Found at number 1 Carrer Temple, in the narrow, windy streets of the historic centre of Pollensa, behind the main church square.
Port de Soller is one of our favorite places in Mallorca. It’s stunning horseshoe bay has turquoise blue waters and is framed beautifully by the surrounding Tramuntana mountains.
La Terrazza is the absolute gem of Alcanada’s eateries, just a five minute drive away from busy Port D’Alcudia, hidden from the road by brush and trees and situated on a little point jutting into the sea, this restaurant feels like a little secluded spot of luxury.
The clue is in the name! Meatclub is a restaurant that predominantly specialises in all things meat and should be at the top of any carnivores hit list on a visit to the tourist resort of Cala d’Or. Think burgers, steaks, ribs and more.
With a prime spot on Carrer Fabrica, the pedestrianised street running through Palma's Santa Catalina district, Horreo Veinti3 had caught our eye on several occasions recently.
Son Julia Country House & Spa isn’t only to be enjoyed by hotel guests, anyone can dine at their first-class Las Bovedas Restaurant. Having eaten here before, I have fallen madly in love with the outdoor terrace. The tables are always elegantly set, and there’s such a magical ambiance in the golden hour before sundown.