Ca'n Cerdà

According to several reviews, ensaimadas, almond cake (gato de almendra) and savoury pastries such as empanadas, cocarrois and cocas are among the items most often ordered. Almond granita or an almond drink is also mentioned repeatedly. One review lists ensaimadas at €1.45 each. Ca'n Cerdà mainly serves classic local café and bakery items.

Yes, several reviews describe Ca'n Cerdà as suitable for breakfast, a quick snack or takeaway. One guest bought bread, local pastries and sandwiches there every morning for a week before hikes. The café is small and traditional, with counter ordering and self-collection at the table. That makes it practical for takeaway as well.

Several reviews mention only a few seats: 2 tables outside with 4 seats each and 1 table inside with 4 seats. That adds up to around 12 seats in total. The café is small, so the outdoor tables are often used when the weather is good. If you are coming with a larger group, it is worth planning ahead.

Yes, card payment is mentioned, but one review states that purchases under €4 cannot be paid by card. It is therefore sensible to carry some cash for a single pastry or coffee. For larger orders, card payment appears to be available. This is useful to know before ordering at the counter.

Several reviews give concrete prices: ensaimadas at €1.45 each, 2 pastries plus 2 espressos and 1 litre of mineral water for €7, and two large cream-filled ensaimadas for €30. Prices therefore vary noticeably depending on the item and size. It is useful to check the display before ordering. Ca'n Cerdà is a small counter-service café, so prices are usually visible on site.

Several guests mention that orders are placed at the counter and items are collected by the customer. One review reports a 10-minute wait with only 2 people in the queue. The café is small and can be busy at certain times. If you are in a hurry, it is sensible to allow a little extra time.

Yes, but the selection appears limited. Reviews mention a mini palmera as vegan, and another review refers to vegan cocarrois. At the same time, many classic pastries are described as containing eggs or dairy, and one review says the almond cake contains only almonds, eggs and sugar. If you follow a vegan diet, it is best to ask on site.

Several regular visitors report that the bakery was open in both summer and winter. That suggests year-round operation, although the exact opening hours are not listed here. Ca'n Cerdà is in Valldemossa, where visitor numbers can vary by season. Before going, it is sensible to call +34 971 61 25 20 for confirmation.