Comedor Social Tardor

Name: Comedor Social Tardor
Address: Palma, Baleares, ES
Telephone: +34 610 04 61 05
Rating: 4.4

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The Comedor Social Tardor in Palma is a social facility run by the Associació Tardor, providing food and other essential support to people living in extreme poverty and social exclusion.

What Tardor does

The Associació Tardor was founded in 2014 with the aim of easing the impact of poverty and social exclusion for people who fall outside the reach of the state welfare system. Alongside daily hot meals, support includes food for people to cook at home — such as aubergines, mushrooms, peppers and broccoli — as well as pastries, fruit, yoghurt and baby food. The organisation operates entirely without public funding.

Who is supported here

The service is open to homeless people and anyone who relies on food assistance, whether occasionally or regularly. Beyond food provision, the Associació Tardor also addresses other basic needs — including safety, hygiene and shelter — with the stated aim of restoring the dignity of those it helps.

Where to find the facility

The Comedor Social Tardor is located in the Nord neighbourhood of Palma, at Carrer dels Donants de Sang 8.

Facilities & services

Accessibility

EntranceRestroom

Service

Dine-in

Good for

Families with children

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens at 12:30

Monday: 12:30–15:30
Tuesday: 12:30–15:30
Wednesday: 12:30–15:30
Thursday: 12:30–15:30
Friday: 12:30–15:30
Saturday: 12:30–15:30
Sunday: 12:30–15:30

Opening hours according to Google, as of 28/07/2026

Good to know

Website available in

EnglishSpanish

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the meals free of charge?

Yes, all food and meals are provided free of charge.

How can I support the Associació Tardor?

The organisation can be reached via associaciotardor.com, where you can find out how to help. It operates entirely without public funding.

Is the Comedor part of a larger organisation?

Yes, the Comedor Social is part of the Associació Tardor, which also runs the Llares Kurt e Inge and a family food bank.

What basic needs does the association address?

The association seeks to meet basic needs for food, safety, sanitation, and residential space.

What role do skills development and training play in the support?

The association states that its goal includes skills development and training to achieve greater personal autonomy and dignified social and occupational reintegration.

Who is the association’s work intended for?

Its work focuses on alleviating the effects of poverty and social exclusion for people outside the assistance system.