Acco Speciality Coffee – Café in Palma's Old Town

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Acco Speciality Coffee is a small café in the heart of Palma's old town, dedicated to the world of speciality coffee.

Coffee as a Craft

At Acco, everything revolves around speciality coffee — no standard off-the-shelf brews, but carefully prepared espressos, flat whites, cappuccinos and filter coffee. The beans are sourced from roasters across Spain and Europe, including guest roasters such as DAK and Slowmov, and the selection rotates regularly — which is a draw in itself for regulars. The espresso, flat white and cappuccino are particularly praised for their flavour, extraction and crema. To go alongside your coffee, there are homemade baked goods, including banana bread and cookies.

Location & Getting There

The café is located at Carrer de l'Argenteria 6a in the Centre district of Palma. The side street in the old town is easy to reach on foot, though the place is easy to walk past — it's well worth keeping an eye out for it.

Space & Atmosphere

Acco is deliberately kept small: seating is limited, and the concept lends itself equally to a quick takeaway or a short stay. The atmosphere is consistently warm and charming. The owner is personally behind the machine, preparing every coffee by hand, and brings genuine passion and expertise to the world of speciality coffee.

Facilities & services

AccessibilityEntrance

PaymentCredit cardDebit cardContactless

ServiceTakeoutDine-in

FeaturesRestroom

Good forFamilies with children

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I order my coffee to take away?

Yes, takeaway is absolutely an option.

Which coffee specialities are on the menu?

The menu includes espresso, flat white, cappuccino, cortado, long black, V60/filter coffee, cold brew, and iced options such as iced latte, iced matcha and iced salted caramel latte.

Is there anything to eat?

Yes, a selection of baked goods is served alongside the coffee — including banana bread, cookies, croissants, carrot cake and empanadas.

Where do the coffee beans come from?

The beans are sourced from Spanish and European roasters; the selection changes regularly, with guest roasters such as DAK and Slowmov having featured previously.

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Location

Carrer de l'Argenteria, 6a, 07001 Palma

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