Description

Soqueta Experiences offers cooking classes rooted in Mallorcan home cooking in Palma — from a market visit to cooking together in a proper family kitchen.

What to expect

The experience kicks off with a guided walk around the Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma, where Paula introduces regional produce and ingredients and shares the stories behind local suppliers. You then head to her kitchen, where traditional Mallorcan family recipes are cooked together from scratch. Everything is made with fresh, local ingredients sourced from nearby producers and the wider Balearic Islands, and the kitchen is equipped with traditional clay cookware. The recipes are deliberately straightforward — the kind you can genuinely recreate at home.

Real home cooking, not a restaurant experience

Soqueta is all about everyday, local cooking — not a tourist-friendly restaurant version. Paula shares family stories and insights into Mallorcan food culture and daily life. The kitchen itself is filled with family mementoes, giving the whole experience a warm, homely feel. The format works just as well for solo travellers as it does for families, groups of friends, and corporate teams — the latter can book it as a team-building or corporate event.

Where to find it

The address is Carrer Pintor Gabriel Comas i Roca 20, Local B, in the Platja de Palma i Pla de Sant Jordi district, 07199 Palma. The kitchen is located in the Sant Jordi neighbourhood.

Facilities & services

Accessibility
EntranceRestroomSeating
Payment
Credit cardDebit cardContactless

Opening Hours

Open nowCloses at 18:00
Monday
09:00–18:00
Tuesday
09:00–18:00
Wednesday
09:00–18:00
Thursday
09:00–18:00
Friday
09:00–18:00
Saturday
09:00–18:00
Sunday
Closed

Services

  • Guided local market visit

Good to know

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the experience start — at the kitchen or somewhere else?
It starts with a visit to the Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma. From there, you head together to the kitchen in Sant Jordi.
Who is this suitable for?
The format is ideal for solo travellers, families, groups of friends, and corporate teams. It is also offered specifically as a team-building event for companies.
Can I cook the dishes again at home after the class?
Absolutely — the recipes are chosen precisely because they are straightforward enough to recreate in your own kitchen after the class.
What kinds of cooking experiences are offered?
There are market tours and cooking classes in Palma de Mallorca with local chef Paula Mas Boned. You prepare authentic Mallorcan recipes using fresh ingredients from local markets.
Can I take part as a solo traveler or as a couple?
There are experiences for groups, couples and solo travelers.
Where do the cooking classes take place?
Sessions take place in a private home kitchen in Sant Jordi, a quiet village on the outskirts of Palma. On-site parking is available.
What is included in a cooking class?
The cooking classes include all ingredients, equipment, beer, local wine, liquors, a full meal and sobremesa.

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Carrer Pintor Gabriel Comas i Roca, 20, Local B, 07199 Palma
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