Bikkini Beach - Playa de Palma

You're standing on the boulevard of Playa de Palma, back to the promenade, eyes on a venue that doesn't quite belong here — and that's exactly what makes it so magnetic. Organic shapes, natural materials, soft light washing the terrace in warm tones: Bikkini Beach looks like a piece of Bali smuggled between the hotel towers of Arenal. In the background, a chill-house soundtrack slows even the most hurried passersby. Concept Behind the venue is Palma's Enjoy Group, which deliberately sets a counterpoint here at Playa de Palma: healthy, organic gastronomy inspired by US West Coast cuisine and Southeast Asian beach clubs — a “Bali Beach House” in the middle of a strip known for something else entirely. This isn't a marketing promise; you feel it. Sitting here, you're worlds away from Ballermann territory, even if it's just a few blocks away. A note for orientation: the Enjoy Group runs a second venue under the same name in Puerto Portals — there you'll find neon lights, bottle service and long party nights. This place is the counterpoint. Atmosphere & Design The design follows the “organic design” philosophy of Southeast Asian beach clubs: natural materials, considered details, an open terrace with direct sea views and — on a clear day — the Tramuntana silhouette as backdrop. By day the mood is open and familial, sometimes lively. As the light softens and the sun dips west, the space transforms: the relaxed lunch spot becomes a genuine sunset destination. “A real eye-catcher, especially after dark,” guests say — and they mean the atmosphere as much as the decor. It rarely gets loud or hectic. DJ sets are a regular fixture of the evening programme and frequently highlighted by guests. The Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award displayed on the venue's own website is no coincidence. Kitchen & Drinks The menu is a tribute to what modern beach clubs from Bali to Malibu understand as “healthy food” — without being preachy. Poke bowls with fresh ingredients, sushi combos, gourmet sandwiches, raw salads, burgers and vegetarian options cover lunch and a light dinner alike. Guests particularly praise the fresh guacamole, crisp salads and burgers. The Chicken Burger, burrata salad, sea bass and mango sticky rice are also repeatedly praised by guests, alongside quesadillas and yakitori skewers on the menu. The sushi is considered delicious but on the small side — the hungry are better off combining dishes. The house signature are the “Boosters”: Bali-style vitamin juices that hold a prominent place on the menu as a signature item. They're a key reason regulars keep coming back. Alongside those: signature cocktails, sangria, wine and beer. Prices land in the mid-range — noticeably more accessible than a Palma city restaurant of comparable quality. Who It’s For & Occasions The beach club attracts a surprisingly wide crowd: families with children looking for a relaxed lunch by the beach; couples toasting the sunset with a cocktail; groups planning an evening out (a dedicated group-booking page is available). Locals have discovered it too — “as island residents we felt very much at home,” reads one review. Dogs are explicitly welcome. Insider Tip In peak season, booking ahead is worthwhile, especially for the evening. Free parking is available on site, the menu can be viewed via QR code, and takeaway is available too; the entrance, restrooms and seating areas are fully accessible. The Enjoy Group's online reservation system makes it straightforward; groups have their own booking flow. First-timers: order a Booster, add a bowl — then settle in and watch the light shift across the water.