Cafés & Bakeries in Mallorca
There are 1,812 cafés and bakeries listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.3 stars. From the traditional Forn (bakery) with oven-fresh Ensaïmadas to trendy specialty coffee shops, café culture in Mallorca is diverse and inviting.
The café is part of everyday life in Mallorca: a Cortado (espresso with a splash of milk) in the morning is a firm ritual for many locals and residents. In Palma, a vibrant third-wave coffee scene has developed, with roasters such as Arabay Coffee and specialty cafés in the Santa Catalina and La Lonja districts. Excellent brunch spots can also be found here.
Mallorca's bakery tradition runs deep. The Ensaïmada, the spiral-shaped pastry made with lard, is the island's culinary emblem and is freshly prepared in every Forn. Other specialities include Coca de Trampó (vegetable pie), Panades (meat pies at Easter) and Robiols (filled pastries). In the villages, you will still find traditional bakeries with wood-fired ovens.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Ensaïmada?
The Ensaïmada is Mallorca's most famous pastry: a spiral-shaped, airy yeast dough made with lard (Saïm). It comes plain or filled with pumpkin jam (Cabello de ángel), cream or chocolate. Best enjoyed fresh from the bakery.
Where are the best cafés in Palma?
The best specialty cafés in Palma are in the Santa Catalina and La Lonja districts. The old town and around Mercat de l'Olivar also have excellent cafés. On mallorca.com you can filter by ratings.
How much does a coffee cost in Mallorca?
A Café con leche or Cortado in a bar or bakery costs around €1.50-2.50. In specialty cafés in Palma, expect to pay €3-4.50 for filter coffee or a Flat White. An Ensaïmada costs €2-4.
Where are the best cafés in Palma de Mallorca?
Popular cafés in Palma: Ca'n Joan de S'Aigo (traditional, since 1700), Arabay Coffee (specialty coffee), La Molienda (brunch), Mistral (trendy Santa Catalina district) and Rosevelvet Bakery (cakes). The Old Town and Santa Catalina have the highest café density.
Are there gluten-free and vegan cafés in Mallorca?
Yes, especially in Palma there are many cafés with gluten-free and vegan options: Ziva to Go (vegan), La Molienda (extensive allergy options), Bloom Restaurant & Café and Bunkers Coffee. Many bakeries now also offer gluten-free breads and cakes.