La Petite Boulangerie
La Petite Boulangerie is a café and bakery in Palma’s Old Town on Carrer Ample de la Mercè 26. The shop is very small, with just 3 tiny tables; one review notes coffee for takeaway only, and products are chosen from the display rather than a menu. Croissants, pain au chocolat, pistachio pastries and sourdough bread are the main highlights. Gluten-free bread is available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is La Petite Boulangerie located in Palma?
La Petite Boulangerie is in Palma’s historic centre, in the Old Town / Sindicat area. Several reviews describe it as a small café on a quiet side street. That makes it easy to combine with a walk through the old town.
Can you sit in at La Petite Boulangerie?
Yes, but seating is limited. Reviews mention 2 to 3 small tables, so it is more of a compact café than a large dining room. If you want a seat, it is sensible to come outside the busiest times.
What kinds of bread and pastries are usually available?
According to reviews, La Petite Boulangerie mainly sells what is on display, and one guest noted there is no printed menu. Items mentioned include croissants, pain au chocolat, pistachio pain suisse, sourdough bread, baguette, ciabatta, olive bread and rustic loaves. The selection can vary by day.
Is gluten-free bread available?
Yes, at least one review mentions gluten-free bread in the range. As guests say the bakery sells what is on display, availability may change from day to day. If you need gluten-free bread, it is best to ask early in the day.
Can you have coffee there, or is it takeaway only?
Both options are mentioned in reviews. One guest describes the coffee as takeaway only, while another mentions a couple of small tables and coffee served on site. La Petite Boulangerie therefore appears suitable for a quick stop or a coffee to go.
What are La Petite Boulangerie’s opening hours?
The exact opening hours are not listed in the data provided. However, one customer says they were able to buy bread before the official opening time. If you plan an early visit, it is worth checking La Petite Boulangerie’s Instagram page first.
What is La Petite Boulangerie especially known for?
Reviews most often mention croissants, sourdough bread and pain au chocolat. Pistachio pastries, including pistachio pain suisse, are also mentioned several times. La Petite Boulangerie is described by guests as a family- or couple-run business, and several reviews note friendly service.
Is English spoken at the café?
Yes, at least one review says the young woman serving speaks flawless English. Guests also describe the team as multilingual. That can be helpful if you are ordering quickly at the counter and do not speak Spanish.
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Location
Carrer Ample de la Mercè, 26, 07002 Palma
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