La Hogaza
La Hogaza is a café and bakery on C/ del Socors 50 in Palma, Mallorca. The counter sells bread, pastries, ensaimadas, empanadas, tortillas, sandwiches and prepared meals; cremadillos and special dishes are often ordered ahead. María is named by several guests as the owner and cook. For lunch or dinner, a booking is usually needed, and opening times are not always reliable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, several Google reviews indicate that a reservation is often needed for sit-down meals. La Hogaza in Palma is used not only as a café but also for planned lunch or dinner visits. If you are coming with a group, it is sensible to check in advance.
Yes, for seated meals a reservation is often recommended according to several Google reviews. La Hogaza in Palma is used not only as a café, but also as a place for planned lunches or dinners. If you are coming with several people, an advance enquiry is especially sensible.
Reviews most often mention cremadillos, as well as roast suckling pig, home-style dishes and bakery items. According to customers, the range also includes bread, ensaimadas, empanadas, tortillas, sandwiches and prepared meals. This makes La Hogaza both a café and a bakery.
The reviews mainly mention Cremadillos, as well as roast pork or suckling pig, homemade dishes and baked goods. According to the reviews, the range also includes bread, ensaimadas, empanadas, tortillas, sandwiches and prepared dishes. La Hogaza is therefore both a café and a bakery.
Yes, several reviews say that cremadillos often need to be ordered in advance. One customer arranged an order for Sunday at 11:00 a.m., and another was told the order would be ready in 20 minutes. For special occasions or larger quantities, pre-ordering at La Hogaza is advisable.
Yes, several reviews say that Cremadillos often have to be ordered in advance. One customer had an order prepared for Sunday at 11:00, and another was told that the order would be ready in 20 minutes. For special occasions or larger quantities, pre-ordering at La Hogaza is therefore sensible.
Both: reviews describe La Hogaza as a bakery with seating and, in some cases, a private dining room. It offers bread and pastries for daily purchase, as well as hot meals and pre-orders. One visitor also noted that the bakery opens at 7:00 a.m.
Both: in the reviews La Hogaza is described as a bakery with seating and, in some cases, even with a private dining room. There is bread and pastries for everyday purchase, but also hot meals and pre-orders. One visitor also mentioned that the bakery opens as early as 7:00 in the morning.
Opening hours are not listed on the official website, and reviews show mixed timing experiences. One guest was still seated at 2:30 p.m. even though Google Maps showed closing around 3:00 p.m. Another arrived on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and found it closed. It is best to check by phone or on the website first.
The opening hours are not listed on the official website, and the reviews give different indications. One guest was still served at 14:30, although Google Maps showed about 15:00 as the closing time. Another arrived on Sunday at 11:00 and found it closed. So check by phone or website in advance.
Yes, several reviews point to takeaway and pre-orders. One customer reported a Christmas Day pickup at 1:00 p.m. that was confirmed four days in advance. This fits with the way La Hogaza is used for both everyday purchases and ordered meals.
Yes, several reviews point to take-away and pre-orders. One customer reported a collection at 13:00 on Christmas Day, confirmed four days earlier. This fits with the information that La Hogaza is used both for daily purchases and for ordered dishes.
Yes, one review states that the bakery opens at 7:00 a.m., which allows for early purchases. Bread, pastries, ensaimadas and cream-filled items are mentioned, so typical breakfast items are available. If you want fresh goods in the morning, an early visit makes sense.
Yes, according to one review the bakery opens as early as 7:00 in the morning, which makes early shopping possible. Bread, pastries, ensaimadas and creamy baked goods are mentioned, so typical breakfast items. If you want fresh goods in the morning, an early visit makes sense.
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Location
C/ del Socors, 50, 07002 Palma
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