Eating out in Mallorca: Restaurant El Vicenç
Haute cuisine, renowned wines and breath-taking views.
Cocktail Hour: Calvia Beach House in Palmanova
“Mallorca’s new boho-chic bar and restaurant escape, offering personal service in a laid-back atmosphere on the shores of Son Matias Beach in Palmanova.”
Cocktail Hour: Sky Bar at Hotel Hostal Cuba in Palma
Sky Bar at Cuba is definitely one of the best spots in town to chill out and watch Palma’s skyline turn from day to night!
Eating out in Mallorca: Sa Botiga in Santanyi
Great home-made food in a charming setting.
Cocktail Hour: Drink In Academy in Palma
Learn how to make your own cocktail by an American and a Londoner in Palma!
Eating out in Mallorca: U Mayol in Cala Sant Vicenç
Food inspired by “seafearer’s soul” and gorgeous views.
Eating Out in Mallorca: Arlequín – Palma Old Town
Innovative food in a fun, stylish setting full of surprises.
Cocktail Hour: BOP in Puerto Portals
“BOP is “a cocktail bar and rooftop lounge”, set on the upper floor of the building with some of the best views over luxury yachts in Puerto Portals.”
Eating out in Mallorca: Blackbeard’s Beach Bar and Grill in Magalluf
Great ribs, homemade desserts and a lively atmosphere.
Eating out in Mallorca: Urba in Palma
A cosmopolitan concept of sharing plates by the Santi Taura Group.
Cocktail Hour: Arlequín, Palma Old Town
Definitely up there with the best cocktails I have had in town so far!
Eating out in Mallorca: Plant Shack in Santa Catalina
Plant-based picnic pack for a day at the beach or on the boat.
Cocktail Hour: Cuit Bar y Restaurant
Most stunning views of Palma crowned by the city’s imposing Cathedral.
Eating out in Mallorca: Leo’s Grill in Puerto Portals
A modern steakhouse offering exceptional flavours from their Southbend Grill 800°
Eating Out in Mallorca: Es Raor, Sant Elm
Superb dining in a relaxed setting at “the last table on the island”
Eating out in Mallorca: Ca n’Ela Vegan Restaurant in La Lonja
Her food was tasty, well prepared and served with love.
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