Restaurants in Palma

Palma, the capital of Mallorca, brings together a range of dining options unlike almost anywhere else on the island. Around La Seu Cathedral, in the bustling harbour district and along the lanes of the old town, a richly varied restaurant scene has developed over the decades. With 2005 listings in the Restaurant / Gastronomy category, the city offers something for nearly every taste, from traditional island cooking to international concepts.

Walking through Palma, this variety shows up on every corner: at Mercado del Olivar, the central market hall, fish stalls sit alongside small tapas counters. Along the Paseo Marítimo in the harbour district, Hard Rock Cafe Mallorca invites visitors to linger, while the Santa Catalina neighbourhood is home to a young, creative culinary scene. Those craving something heartier will find a traditional inn at Mesón Ca´n Pedro in Génova, while COYUNDA caters to meat lovers and Sa Farinera brings Mallorcan flavours to the table.

Especially during the summer months and on weekends, booking ahead is worthwhile, as many venues in the old town and by the harbour fill up quickly. Most addresses are centrally located and easy to reach on foot or by bus and taxi, while car parks on the edge of the old town make arriving by car more convenient.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many restaurants are there in Palma?

The Mallorca.com business directory currently lists 1906 restaurants in Palma, including contact details, opening hours and reviews.

Which restaurants in Palma are particularly highly rated?

There is a wide range of recommended restaurants in Palma – some of the highest-rated include:

Which restaurants in Palma have the most reviews?
What's a 'set lunch menu' (menú del día) in Spain?

A menú del día is a fixed-price lunch menu offered by many restaurants on weekdays, typically including a starter, main course, and dessert or a drink. It's noticeably cheaper than ordering à la carte and a great way to try local dishes. It's usually served at lunchtime only, not in the evening.

Where in Palma can I go for a restaurant dinner?

Among others, these providers offer Restaurant dinner in Palma:

A restaurant dinner offers an evening meal with prepared dishes, drinks, and a suitable dining atmosphere. Customers can expect assistance with ordering and service during the meal.

Where in Palma can I have coffee or find a cafeteria?

Among others, these providers offer Cafe and cafeteria in Palma:

A cafe or cafeteria offers a place for hot drinks, refreshments, and light bites. This service suits a break, an informal meeting, or a quiet moment.

Where in Palma can I buy takeaway food?

Among others, these providers offer Takeaway food in Palma:

Takeaway food lets customers collect prepared meals and eat them wherever convenient. The order is typically packed in a practical way for transport.

Where in Palma can I have cocktails or find a bar?

Among others, these providers offer Cocktails and bar in Palma:

Cocktails and bar service include mixed drinks, long drinks, and alcohol-free alternatives. The experience focuses on drinks, atmosphere, and a suitable setting for the occasion.

Where in Palma can I reserve a table?

Among others, these providers offer Table reservation in Palma:

A table reservation helps plan a visit and arrange seating at an agreed time. Customers can share basic preferences and receive confirmation depending on availability.

Where in Palma can I eat pizza or find a pizzeria?

Among others, these providers offer Pizza and pizzeria in Palma:

Pizza combines dough, sauce, cheese, and toppings, with preparation styles that can vary. A pizzeria offers a casual meal that can be shared or enjoyed simply.