Aromata

According to guest reviews, Aromata offers several set menus. For lunch, reviewers mention 3-course menus, as well as shorter and longer tasting menus with 5, 6, 7 or 8 courses. Some guests also note that there are only 2 set menus at lunchtime. The exact selection may vary from day to day.

Reviews mention several price points at Aromata: a basic lunch menu for €18.50, 3-course menus for €32 or €38, and tasting menus for €50, €65, €70 and €80 per person. A 5-course lunch menu for 3 people plus 2 drinks each came to around €300. Prices therefore depend on the menu and the number of courses.

Yes, a reservation is recommended at Aromata, as several guests report booking ahead. Some walk-ins have been accepted, but usually only if there was availability. If you want to come at a specific time, booking by phone on +34 971 00 70 14 or via the website is sensible. That makes waiting times easier to plan.

The length of the meal depends on the menu. Guests report around 2 hours for the €65 menu and more than 3.5 hours for a 7-course menu. If you are going for lunch, it is wise to allow enough time for several courses. Aromata works with set menus, so the pace is usually calm and structured.

Yes, reviews mention extra charges for drinks and extras at Aromata. Examples include €24 for a glass of champagne, €7 for a glass of house white wine and around €10 per glass in a wine pairing package. Aperitifs, extra dishes or changes may also be charged separately. It is therefore sensible to ask in advance exactly what is included.

Several guests report that Aromata has been able to cater for vegetarian requests, lactose-free needs and children’s allergies. As the restaurant works with set menus, it is best to ask about changes in advance. If you have intolerances, mention them when booking. That allows the team to prepare the menus more effectively.

Aromata is in the centre of Palma, on a quiet side street. Several guests describe an inner courtyard or covered patio with a glass roof and a historic house- or palace-like feel. Some also mention a separate modern area for the toilets. It is useful to know that the location is central but a little tucked away.

There are mixed practical notes for families and groups at Aromata. Some guests report that groups were accommodated, while others mention larger parties being split across several tables. For small children, the fixed-menu concept seems rather limited, and there is no indication of a children’s menu. If you are coming with a group or family, it is advisable to agree arrangements in advance.