FOOD & TRAVEL GUIDE FOR PALMA & MALLORCA
Looking for the ultimate travel and food guide for Palma and Mallorca? As a foodie I’m always in search for the best (plant-based friendly) restaurants and was thus so eager to explore the island’s stunning landscapes. I checked out many vegan-friendly dining spots, the best speciality coffee shops, work-friendly cafes, yoga spots, hidden gems, and beaches that make Mallorca a Mediterranean paradise.
However, as our time was limited and there are just soooo many places you can go to I added more spots, which we haven’t tried (yet) below and also included more places in my good maps list for Mallorca here. You might also be interested in my post about our time in Mallorca on my Instagram account here.
I hope this little guide helps you to plan your next vacation to this stunning island!
Lots of love,
Magda
FAVORITE BEACHES & BEACH BAR (CHIRINGUITO)
where to go for (vegan) breakfast, brunch & coffee
Clement (Cala d’Or)
We actually got stuck in Cala d’Or first with rain and wanted thus to enjoy a nice coffee and pastry until it stops. We were so happy to find Clement where they did not only more than satisfy our caffeine cravings but also served tasty pastries, breakfast, lunch and small treats. The owners were really lovely and the whole ambience super nice!
Further spots which were recommended to me:
El Perrito
Solo Santa Catalina
Noti
Mama Carmen´s
where to go for (vegan) lunch, sunset & dinner
Restaurant Illeta
One of the most special lunch and dinner spots for sure on the island. Of course the price is slightly higher than at other spots, however, the restaurant is really unique as it is located on a small island which you can reach by foot from the beach. Also the food was exceptional as their seafood paella. Make sure to reserve your table well in advance as it is fully booked quickly. I recommend to get the table for sunset so you can enjoy the beautiful setting both during daylight before dinner.
Bistro Calle Cruz 20
If you’re looking for a lovely lunch or dinner location in Campos you shall not miss this lovely spot. We enjoyed their lunch menu a lot, the portion size was really big and the quality amazing. Also the service was exceptionally friendly and we loved the aesthetic setting in their calm garden. Next to the restaurant there’s also a small boutique shop with clothes, tableware etc.
Further spots which were recommended to me:
Nap Palma
Bar La Tapita
Cafe Ca'n Toni
Market Kitchen
Rikito
La Rosa Vermuteria & Colmado
where to go for GELATO
FURTHER TIPS
Join a cooking class in Palma at Moltak the Windmill kitchen
Attend a yoga class for example at Sadhana works
Go for a run starting from the Platja de Can Pere Antoni & heading east