Inti Wasi: Discover Authentic Peruvian Cuisine in Palma
Inti Wasi in Palma offers an authentic journey through the flavors of Peru. The stylish atmosphere and diverse menu invite you to linger.
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Restaurants in Mallorca
Where we eat ourselves: honest restaurant reviews from Palma and across the island, rating food, service, atmosphere and value.
Kaizen: Culinary Harmony in the Heart of Palma
At KAIZEN, Japanese precision and Mediterranean flavours merge into an unforgettable experience.
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La Rosa: Tapas and Cocktails in the Heart of Palma
La Rosa blends Mallorcan tradition with urban flair. Perfect for connoisseurs.
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Fera: Where Mallorca Meets the World
Chef Simon Petutschnig creates borderless Mediterranean cuisine with Japanese precision in the Círculo Mallorquín palacete. 9.8/10 on TheFork — Palma's best-kept secret.
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Zaranda: Mallorca's Culinary Masterpiece Behind Castle Walls
Mallorca's only two-Michelin-star chef Fernando Pérez Arellano stages a culinary experience at Zaranda between Arab history and Balearic modernity. Twelve courses, three rooms, one philosophy: local and universal at once.
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Morralla
Hidden in an industrial zone, Morralla serves one of Palma's finest paellas. Scallops, perfect rice and personal service from the head chef — a steal at just 52 euros.
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Orígenes: Palma's Coffee Nirvana
Palma's coffee nirvana in Santa Catalina: the flat white is flawless, the Revuelto El Loco a breakfast highlight. More than a café — a culinary awakening.
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Osteria de Plaça Sant Francesc
Classic Italian cuisine on the enchanting Plaça de Sant Francesc in Palma. The panna cotta is a dream, the pasta delivers — honest cooking without pretension.
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Santa Palma
Warm atmosphere and strong starters in Santa Catalina — the Bravas Hojaldradas and truffled sobrasada toast impress. Mains and desserts drop off slightly in quality.
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Es Vivers Colonia De Sant Pere
Calabrian chef Mario de Luca cooks seasonal Italian cuisine in the charming fishing village of Colonia de Sant Pere. Spectacular sea views, family-friendly, fairly priced — a complete experience.
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Mar y Mar Paguera
Stunning beachfront location in Paguera with a large terrace. The tataki impresses, the fish and chips disappoints. Service and kitchen fall short of the location's potential.
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Hanaita Palma
Palma's most authentic Japanese restaurant in Santa Catalina for over 30 years. The fusion sushi with Jabugo ham is legendary — be sure to book ahead.
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Ca'n Toni Palma
Emblematic old-town venue in Palma with wood-oven suckling pig and genuine Mallorcan character. Not cheap, but quality-wise a class apart — as authentic as it gets.
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El Camino Palma
Palma's style-defining gastro hotspot with stunning design: marble counter, bronze lighting and mosaic floors. The counter concept brings strangers and friends together — sophistication meets effortless cool.
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Verico Port d´Andratx
Outstanding fine dining in Port d'Andratx with creatively interpreted Italian cuisine. The scamorza tempura and passion fruit crème brûlée are highlights — one of the island's best.
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Izizi Nunnak Molinar
Magical adults-only spot in Molinar with panoramic sea views and an open kitchen. Creative seafood dishes in elegant surroundings — especially memorable at sunset on the terrace.
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Club Nautico Portixol
Timeless harbour restaurant in Portixol with Mediterranean views and solid Mallorcan cooking. The homestyle paella delivers — and the value for money is sensational.
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Periplo Portixol
New star on Portixol's dining scene: Periplo impresses with glazed aubergine, outstanding sole and attentive service. Pricey but worth every euro — book soon!
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Prosecco Portixol
Charming Italian restaurant right on the water in Portixol with organic ingredients from their own garden. Owner Sabrina brings genuine hospitality — a place you'll want to return to.
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Ola del Mar Portixol
Reliably excellent seafood on Portixol's first line. The calamari with sobrasada and teriyaki is a signature dish — perfect for special occasions by the sea.
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Bondi Beach Magaluf
Surprisingly good steakhouse with beach club vibes in Magaluf. The charcoal-grilled steak delivers on all fronts — only the coffee disappoints. Seasonal, reopens in March.
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stagier Bar Palma
Tiny restaurant with extraordinary cuisine: the 60-euro tasting menu is a flavour firework. The foie gras and wagyu sauce are unforgettable.
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Es Taller Valldemossa
Former auto workshop in Valldemossa transformed into a lofty restaurant with its own vegetable garden. Sensational value with creative Mallorcan cuisine — a true hidden gem.
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Stay Restaurant Port de Pollensa
Top restaurant on Puerto Pollença's harbour pier with spectacular views. The 38-euro menu with bœuf bourguignon is unbeatable value — and don't miss the currywurst!
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R3spira Restaurant Pollensa
Upscale Italian cuisine in Pollença, run with passion and warmth. Weekly-changing menus with beautifully presented dishes at fair prices — a must in the region.
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Restaurant KOA Bar & Grill
Stylish restaurant in Palma's La Lonja with rustic-cosy flair. The steak tartare and solomillo deliver on all fronts — fair prices for a top location.
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