Pastisseria Ca Na Cati
Pastisseria Ca Na Cati is a café and pastry shop in Palma, at Carrer Josep Darder 5. Its ensaimadas come in plain, cream, chocolate, nougat and angel-hair fillings; one cream-filled ensaimada was priced at €3.60, coffee with milk at €3.95 and tea at €4. The shop is said to have operated since 1980 and to open early, with service running into the evening and on Sundays until the afternoon. Busy periods can mean queuing at the counter and waiting for table service; parking is difficult.
Frequently Asked Questions
What products does Pastisseria Ca Na Cati offer?
According to the official website, Pastisseria Ca Na Cati in Palma offers freshly baked products made every day in its own artisan workshop. These include, among others, bollería, bread, pastelería, ensaimadas, cocas, empanadas, crespells, as well as tarts and cakes. The range is complemented by classic Mallorcan recipes and current flavours.
Can you have breakfast or coffee at Pastisseria Ca Na Cati?
Yes, the website says there are seats available in the branches for breakfast and for a coffee break. Reviews often mention café con leche, toast with tomato and ham, and pastries. It is also practical for visitors: the café is centrally located in Palma and, according to the website, has 4 locations in the city.
What are the opening hours of Pastisseria Ca Na Cati?
The official opening hours are not listed on the website. However, customer reviews mention that the branch opens early and is sometimes open on Sunday afternoons. Some guests also report closing times between 8:30 pm and 9:00 pm. If you plan to visit in the evening, it is therefore sensible to call +34 871 11 44 99 first.
How much do coffee, pastries or ensaimadas cost roughly?
Based on customer reviews, the following prices were mentioned: coffee with milk at €3.95, tea at €4.00, two cortados at €4.00 and pennyroyal mint tea at €3.10. A cappuccino with a pastry was quoted at €6.60, and a coffee with a pastry at €6.00. One cream-filled ensaimada was listed at €3.60.
Does Pastisseria Ca Na Cati also offer takeaway or pre-ordering?
Yes, according to the website, Pastisseria Ca Na Cati offers delivery in Palma and Marratxí, while shipping to the rest of the island and the mainland is possible by arrangement. Reviews also mention that pre-ordering ensaimadas and other baked goods can be useful, especially for larger sizes or special fillings. For collection orders, a quick call on +34 871 11 44 99 is practical.
How does the service work on site: at the table or at the counter?
According to the website, there are seats for eating on site, and reviews mention both table service and ordering at the counter. Some guests say you first order and pay at the counter before sitting down. If you visit during busy times, it can help to check how things work on arrival, as the setup varies depending on how busy it is.
Is Pastisseria Ca Na Cati easy to reach by car?
The branches are centrally located in Palma, including Calle Oms, Plaça Cort, Calle Sindicat and the Güell area. Reviews mention that parking nearby can be difficult. If you are arriving by car, it is sensible to allow extra time to find parking or to reach one of the central branches on foot.
Since when has Pastisseria Ca Na Cati existed?
According to the website and customer reviews, Pastisseria Ca Na Cati has been operating since 1980. The first and original branch opened in Palma that year. The website now lists 4 pastry shops in central Palma, so the business is one of the city’s established traditional bakeries.
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Location
Carrer Josep Darder, 5, 07008 Palma
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