Ca’n Joan de s’Aigo
Founded in the 18th century, Ca’n Joan de s’Aigo is arguably Mallorca’s most famous café. Tuck into a freshly baked ensaïmada served with thick hot chocolate or one of their renowned homemade ice creams. Stepping inside feels like a journey into the sweetest side of Mallorcan culinary history.
Restaurante Pesquero
The Restaurante Pesquero, set in the seafront La Lonja area, pays tribute to Mallorca’s seafaring roots. Here, you can enjoy freshly caught fish, seafood and traditional rice dishes while watching the boats bob in Palma’s harbour. There’s nowhere better to enjoy authentic fish and seafood dish.
Balneario Illetas
Just 15 minutes from central Palma, Balneario Illetas stands out for its refined Mediterranean cuisine. With decades of experience, the restaurant offers a menu that blends freshly sourced produce, distinctive flavours and creativity. From freshly grilled fish and local rice dishes to salads made with seasonal ingredients, the menu showcases Mallorcan abundant local produce.
It's located in one of the most beautiful areas of Palma, with tables overlooking the turquoise waters, panoramic views over Illetas beach, and a relaxed atmosphere that turns every meal into an experience. It’s the perfect place to round off your culinary tour of Palma with dinner by the sea as the sun sets.
