The 32 Best Restaurants In Palma For 2025
Our guide to the 32 must-try restaurants in Palma, 2025
They call Palma a “mini-Barcelona” for good reason. The city is filled with amazing restaurants to choose from. When walking through the old town and the adjacent Santa Catalina, you’ll pass hundreds of new and interesting places to eat. We’ve been busy collecting a list with amazing options, including different cuisines like Japanese, South East Asian, Chinese, Mediterranean, burgers, French, Indian and more. Whatever your tastes are, it’s likely on this list. All of the places below can get very busy in summer, so be sure to book well in advance. Enjoy!
NOTE // We try our best to keep the information in all of our guides as up to date as possible. If you notice something has changed, please drop us an email. This post was updated in 2025.
Overview: Palma’s top 32 restaurants
TIP // This list is written in no particular order but our personal favourites are TAKE, El Camino and L’Informal Tacos.
Japanese
Photography courtesy @takejapanese_restaurant
Take Sushi Bar
A new Japanese fusion cuisine project located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Santa Catalina offering an intimate dining experience. Known for its fresh, high-quality sushi and sashimi, the restaurant’s minimalist decor and friendly service create the perfect setting for sushi lovers.
Photography courtesy @marui.mallorca
Marui
Situated in the heart of Palma’s old town, is a hidden gem specialising in authentic Japanese cuisine with a modern twist. Renowned for its expertly crafted sushi rolls, ramen, and warm hospitality, Marui has locals and visitors raving about it.
Photography courtesy @kaizenpalma
Kaizen
Another Santa Catalina favourite, with its sleek design, attentive service, and a menu that blends tradition with creativity, Kaizen has quickly become a renowned spot for foodies seeking a vibrant yet refined dining experience.
Photography courtesy @arumerestaurant
Arume
Arumi, found in Palma’s charming El Fortí neighbourhood, brings a fusion of Japanese and Korean flavours to the menu. This elegant restaurant features a large open kitchen and a long bar that wraps around it, allowing diners to watch as Chef Martí and his team carefully prepare each dish.
Photography courtesy @harajukupalma
Harajuku
Son Espanyolet go-to spot, bringing the vibrant energy of Tokyo’s street food scene to Palma. Menu featuring bao buns, gyoza, and inventive sushi rolls combined with unpretentious and amazing service every time. It is one of our best finds on the island.
Photography courtesy @kasui_restaurant
Kasui
Amazing Japanese grill and cocktail bar in the old town. Kasui offers an elevated Japanese dining experience with a focus on omakase-style tasting menus. Another must-visit for those seeking refined and authentic Japanese cuisine.
Italian
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Giromatto
Santa Catalina hotspot for Italian. Giromatto is a charming Italian trattoria specialising in homemade pasta and traditional recipes from northern Italy. With its warm, rustic decor and a reputation for friendly service, this cosy spot is perfect for those craving authentic Italian comfort food.
Photography courtesy @dadaliapizzabar
DADALÌA
Another great option for Italian in Santa Catalina. You’ll find a combination of Mediterranean flavours with artistic flair in both menu and ambiance. Celebrated for its bold, seasonal dishes and welcoming service, this is one of the up and coming restaurants in Palma.
Photography courtesy @rikitopmi
RIKITO
Next up, in the revolving quality options scattered amongst Santa catalina is Rikito. With its colorful dishes, intimate atmosphere, and an ever-changing menu of creative plates, Rikito offers a unique and exciting culinary adventure. Its been a go-to spot for those in the know for years.
Photography courtesy @santachiara_pizzeria
Santa Chiara
Santa Chiara, located in Palma’s historic La Lonja neighbourhood, offers a modern menu with a creative twist, featuring dishes like squid ink risotto, lamb with honey and rosemary and authentic pizza crust made with genuine Italian dough.
Mexican
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L'Informal Tacos
L’informal Tacos has been on our rotation from the day we arrived in Mallorca. A simple but amazing menu of tacos, guac, mezcal, margaritas… just to name a few of our favourites. Price is hard to beat also. We keep coming back as its just so good.
Photography courtesy @mestispalma
Mestís
A BajaMed favourite in Santa Catalina. Known for its bold dishes like tuna tostadas and octopus with mole, this stylish spot delivers an unforgettable dining experience that stands out in Palma’s ever-evolving food scene.
Mediterranean
Photography courtesy @el_camino_palma
El Camino
One of our forever favourites. El Camino is an institution in Palma. Classic old town venue with bar seats looking directly into the kitchen. The service is outstanding and the food is a mix of outstanding Mallorquin tapas and mains.
Photography courtesy @littlejarana
Little Jarana
A trendy, up and coming spot offering a creative take on Latin American street food. Known for its playful menu featuring tacos, arepas, and ceviche, paired with craft cocktails. This lively eatery combines bold flavours with a laid-back, urban vibe.
Photography courtesy @the_wine_side
The Wine Side
Unique restaurant and gastrobar serving simple, unpretentious cuisine made from the freshest ingredients. Local produce is accompanied by an extensive selection of Mallorcan and Spanish wines. A go-to destination for wine enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
Photography courtesy @idilio.palma
IDILIO
Located in the old town, IDILIO combines modern Mediterranean cuisine with the charm of a sophisticated wine bar. Known for its expertly curated wine selection, cosy ambiance, and standout dishes like grilled octopus and lamb shoulder, IDILIO offers a unique and modern dining experience.
Photography courtesy @dinssantitaura
DINS Santi Taura
An old town, Michelin-starred restaurant that offers a deeply immersive journey into Mallorcan cuisine. With its exclusive tasting menu inspired by the island’s history and traditional recipes, paired with exceptional service and an intimate setting, DINS delivers an unforgettable fine dining experience.
Photography courtesy @saplacetapalma
Sa Placeta
Sa Placeta is in Palma's old town and is named after the leafy square in which it sits. Enjoy a serene atmosphere in their urban oasis while enjoying a mouthwatering menu of dishes inspired by the island. The chefs and staff here are passionate about local ingredients and always helpful.
Photography courtesy @stagierbar
Stagier Bar
Think of it as modern tapas. Stagier draws from their Latin and Mediterranean roots, blending flavours and ingredients to create dishes with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients and innovative cooking techniques. Its a longtime favourite for many regular patrons.
Photography courtesy @restaurantecasamaruka
Casa Maruka
Located in Palma’s Es Fortí neighbourhood, is the beloved Casa Maruka known for its traditional Mallorcan cuisine served in a warm, family-style atmosphere. Famous for its hearty dishes like suckling pig and oxtail stew, Casa Maruka is a go-to spot for those seeking authentic flavours.
Street Food
Photography courtesy @vandalpalma
Vandal
We’ve spent many date nights here in Vandal for their daring and delicious menu. You’ll find tapas and mains with a global twist plus the best tasting cocktails in a vibrant setting within Santa Catalina.
Photography courtesy @naanstreetfood
Naan
Naan is a popular Santa Catalina spot for street-food-inspired dishes. Bar seating and patio tables, perfect for enjoying a meal with friends or family in a cool and relaxed atmosphere.
Chinese
Mr. Xiao
If you're in the mood for a modern Chinese menu in Santa Catalina, look no further than Mr Xiao. The menu is inspired by traditional Chinese cuisine, including dim sum and Peking duck.
Asian
Photography courtesy MarChica
MarChica
In the Portopí neighbourhood just outside Palma, is a Japanese-centric restaurant that blends Mediterranean and Asian influences into fresh and flavourful dishes. With its relaxed waterfront setting and standout options like ceviche and tuna tataki, Mar Chica is a must-visit for those seeking a relaxed yet classy dining experience by the sea.
Photography courtesy @nuspalma
NUS
Another exciting addition to Santa Catalina, NUS offers a modern fusion of Asian and Latin American flavours in a sleek, contemporary setting. Known for its innovative menu featuring dishes like ceviche, bao buns, and miso-marinated fish, NUS is quickly attracting lots of praise.
Photography courtesy @koh_mallorca
KOH
KOH in Santa Catalina isa great choice for South East Asian fare, where the team are passionate about serving a fresh and authentic menu innovative twist. Great cocktails too. Its been a go-to spot for us.
Photography courtesy @isaan_thai
Isaan Thai Cuisine
Great Thai option in Santa Catalina. Issan brings the authentic flavors of northeastern Thailand to Mallorca. Renowned for its rich curries, spicy papaya salad, and aromatic noodle dishes, this cosy spot offers a true taste of Thailand in a welcoming atmosphere.
French
Photography courtesy @le_bisto_palma_mallorca
Le Bistro
Charming French-inspired eatery offering classic dishes with a Mediterranean twist. Known for its cosy ambiance, attentive service, and menu highlights like steak frites and duck confit, Le Bistro is a delightful spot for a leisurely meal in the heart of the old town.
Photography courtesy @pescadoli
Pesca d’Oli
Modern take on the classic fish and chips in Palma’s La Lonja neighbourhood. With its inviting atmosphere, standout dishes like grilled sea bass and seafood paella, and excellent service, Pesca d’Oli is a favourite for seafood enthusiasts
Burgers
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Klüg Burgers
Santa Catalina favourite for burgers and beers, Klüg is a gourmet burger joint known for its creative takes on the classic burger. With premium ingredients, house-made sauces, and options like truffle burgers and plant-based patties, Klüg Burgers offers something for everyone.
Photography courtesy @gurangopalma
Guarango
Beer lovers will enjoy Guarango. Thoughtfully curated selection of craft beers sourced from the region's top producers. Each beer is chosen to compliment the delicious burgers. They combine juicy, handcrafted burgers craft beers and a relaxed vibe. What’s not to love.
Indian
Photography courtesy @krishnasantacatalina
Krishna Curry Bar
Our pick for Indian in Santa Catalina. Krishna serves up authentic cuisine with a focus on rich curries and vibrant spices. Known for its flavourful dishes like butter chicken and lamb vindaloo, and friendly service, it’s a top choice for those craving a taste of India in the heart of Palma.
