La Malvasia is located on a charming little square in the center of Palma, a Mediterranean restaurant where you immediately feel at home. The tuna tartare and patatas bravas are firm favorites, but don't skip the Mallorcan tomato salad with black olive oil either. And then there's the wine: La Malvasia serves its own white wine from a vineyard near Valldemossa, which you really won't find at most other restaurants. The gin and tonics on the terrace aren't bad either.

Malvasia 

Modern interior, warm lighting, chill music in the background, and a menu centered on fresh ingredients—and once it is placed in front of you, it all looks beautiful too. You come to Dôme for an original brunch menu featuring local products; the focaccia is highly recommended. Friendly service, generous portions, and an atmosphere that invites you to linger. A lovely addition to Palma.

Dome

Bankai is located in the Santa Catalina district and is one of Palma's trendiest spots right now. Japanese street food combined with Mediterranean ingredients: a raw bar, sushi, and dishes such as rib eye, ceviche with fresh sea bass, and a delicious sushi with salmon tartare. Everything to share, everything beautifully presented. The signature cocktails are at least as good as the food.

Bankai Palma

For cocktails, Bar Nicolás in Palma is a serious address. The bartenders work with a precision you don't see everywhere: freshly squeezed juices, top-notch. Spirits, perfectly polished glassware and ice from cube to sphere; we love it. The gin list is one of the most extensive in the city. We say: take a seat at the bar and enjoy a delicious session. people watching Yes, it is pricey. No, you won't regret it.

Bar Nicolás

In the historic district of El Terreno, one of the more characterful corners of Palma, sits Terreno Club, a social club with a sixties glamour feel that you don't expect but immediately understand. Padel courts, a swimming pool with a terrace, a restaurant for breakfast or lunch, and the relaxed atmosphere of a place where people come to enjoy themselves rather than be seen. A morning of padel, followed by lunch by the pool—that is what a day in Palma should look like.

Terreno Club

A Swedish bakery in the heart of Palma, and yes, there is almost always a line. But for these cardamom buns, it is definitely worth standing in line. Fluffy, smell delicious, and taste exactly like in Sweden. The coffee is excellent too. Come early for the widest selection, or come later if you really don't feel like waiting in line.

Fika Farina

Absolute favorite in the capital Palma (Palma de Mallorca) is The Camino. Interior (check out that floor and the I really like the Mallorcan tiles – delicious), food (all local), the wines... Everything at El Camimo is on point. And the staff is also fantastic. The restaurant has one long bar in the middle where you sit. Order lots of snacks (para picar – for snacking), add a good bottle of wine and voilà! A great evening guaranteed. It's nice to share everything, but if you would like some tips: flor de calabacin en Goat cheese… So so so delicious! And if you come with a larger group, there is also a larger table at the back.

The Camino

Want to take a dance step? On to Carrer de Sant Magí: there are the most and best cocktail bars and there is always something to do.

Another tip: from Santa Catalina towards the city, walk past the Es Baluard Museum (Modern Art), and above it, the Mediterranean restaurant Mariluz has been completely renovated. A wonderful Mediterranean atmosphere with a view of Palma's harbor.