Forn La Mallorquina
Forn La Mallorquina is a bakery in Palma, at Av. del Gran i General Consell 12 in the Avenidas area near Plaza España. Open since 1918, it sells ensaimadas, Cardenal de Lloseta, cocarrois and burnt-cream pastries; a medium ensaimada is listed at €18 and 4 croissants at €6.80. Inside, only 3 people are served at once. Several items need ordering 3 days ahead, and card payment is accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to order ensaimadas or cakes in advance at Forn La Mallorquina?
For some items, ordering ahead is advisable. One review mentioned a cake that had to be ordered 3 days in advance. Certain ensaimada sizes or special fillings are also often arranged beforehand. If you want something specific, it is sensible to call +34 971 29 67 05 first.
What prices are mentioned for ensaimadas and pastries?
Several review prices are available: a medium ensaimada was mentioned at €18, a medium ensaimada with crema quemada at €12, a white-chocolate-filled one at €14, and a small ensaimada at €19. One customer paid €55 for 3 ensaimadas. Four croissants were noted at €6.80, and a cocarroi at €2.20.
Where is Forn La Mallorquina in Palma?
Forn La Mallorquina is in Palma, in the Avenidas area, near Plaza España and at the corner of Calle 31 de Diciembre. Reviewers describe it as a very central location. That makes it convenient to reach for take-away purchases. It can also mean more foot traffic at busy times.
Which products are most often mentioned at Forn La Mallorquina?
Reviews most often mention ensaimadas, Cardenal de Lloseta, cremadillos, cocarrois, panades, rubiols and empanadas. Mallorcan bread and flatbreads are also named several times. For ensaimadas, flavours mentioned include cream, chocolate, apricot, angel hair and sobrasada. The shop is frequently referenced for traditional Mallorcan pastries.
Can I pay by card at Forn La Mallorquina?
Yes, one review explicitly says card payments are accepted. That is useful if you are stopping by briefly or collecting a larger order. If you want to place an order by phone, the number is +34 971 29 67 05. This lets you arrange collection in advance.
What are the opening hours, and is it open on Sundays?
Several reviews mention long opening hours and confirm that the shop is open on Sundays. Exact times are not consistent in the reviews, so a quick call before visiting is sensible. One caller reported being asked to ring back at 7:30 a.m. after calling at 7:25 a.m. The phone number is +34 971 29 67 05.
Is the airport shop the same as the Palma branch?
No, reviews distinguish between the main shop in Palma and the airport outlet. The airport location is mentioned in Terminal D. Some reviewers compare it with Horno Santo Cristo in Terminal D. If you want the main branch, it is better to go to Palma, at Calle 31 de Diciembre.
Is Forn La Mallorquina small, and should I expect a queue?
Several reviews describe the shop as small; one even says only 3 people can be served inside at the same time. That means waiting can happen, especially at busy times. A practical tip from the reviews is to arrive early or call ahead. This is especially useful if you are collecting several ensaimadas or cakes.
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Location
Av. del Gran i General Consell, 12, 07004 Palma
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