Es Passeig

Port de Sóller


Grab one of the sea-facing terrace tables or aim for one by the window at this artfully understated, yet triumphant restaurant. The bright, creative dishes are richly inflected by the seasons and presented with a razor-sharp eye for detail – no coincidence given chef Marcel Battenberg's Michelin-star credentials. Families are welcome – there's a good kids' menu.

Expect dishes like scallops with almond butter, roasted lettuce and aubergine; and Asian tuna and salmon tartare with sesame ice cream and creamy curry sauce.


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1. Platja d’en Repic

0.12 MILES

Platja d'en Repic is the quieter, less congested and more attractive beach at the southern end of the bay as the road climbs up towards the lighthouse. If…

2. Platja d’es Port

0.46 MILES

At the heart of the Port de Sóller action, Platja d’es Port is quite a busy stretch of sand.

3. Mirador de Ses Barques

1.73 MILES

The viewpoint of Mirador de Ses Barques, about 6km above Fornalutx, has phenomenal views all the way down to Port de Sóller; the restaurant here is handy…

5. Plaça de la Constitució

2.04 MILES

Thronged with tables and seats from the cafes on its northern, eastern and western perimeters, the lovely main square, Plaça de la Constitució, is 100m…

6. Ca'n Prunera – Museu Modernista

2.06 MILES

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7. Església de Sant Bartomeu

2.07 MILES

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8. Banco de Sóller

2.07 MILES

Joan Rubió i Bellver, a Catalonian student of Antoni Gaudí, designed the strikingly modernist frontage of the 1912 Banco de Sóller (nowadays Banco de…