Restaurant / Gastronomy in Artà

Artà sits in the northeast of Mallorca, at the foot of the Serres de Llevant, its character shaped by the Sant Salvador hilltop fortress and a tangle of old-town streets. Around it, a dining scene has developed that ranges from traditional Mallorcan taverns to modern restaurants – 60 entries in the Restaurant/Gastronomy category show just how varied the offer is here.

Strolling through the lanes around the town hall square or Carrer de Ciutat reveals establishments of every kind: simple tapas bars alongside restaurants overlooking the parish church of Transfiguració del Senyor, plus cafés that come alive during the weekly Tuesday market. Beyond the centre, towards Colònia de Sant Pere or Betlem, further addresses round out the picture – from fish and seafood to hearty countryside cooking that reflects the area's mix of coast and inland.

As Artà has a touristic side without being overrun, booking ahead is advisable during the summer months and around the Tuesday market. The town is well connected via the Ma-15 to Manacor and Cala Ratjada, making it easy to combine a restaurant visit with a trip around the surrounding area.