Mallorca Restaurants

  1. Ca'n Joan de S'Aigo

    While sipping on a hot chocolate is probably not what you had in mind during a visit to sunny Mallorca, it's worth checking out this antique-filled milk bar that dates from 1700. Check out the ladies with their fans and the children with their ice creams.

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  2. Forn des Teatre

    This pastry shop has the best ensaimada (a light, spiral pastry emblematic of the island) in town. Drop in before you head to the theatre, or simply chow down on this Mallorcan delicacy and check out the peculiar Art Deco facade.

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  3. Restaurant Celler Sa Premsa

    Something of a local institution, a visit to the Celler Sa Premsa is practically obligatory. It's a cavernous tavern (dare we say 'tavernous'?) filled with huge old wine barrels and has walls plastered with faded bullfighting posters. The food is hearty but basic.

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