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Spain produces more olive oil than any other country, and this supplier stocks the finest Extra Virgin. Also look for the DO (denominación de origen ) quality control on the label (see Patrimonio Comunal Olivarero).

This 19th-century confectioners has retained its stuccoed ceiling, marble-topped counter and wooden fittings. Sells mouth-watering cakes pastries and biscuits, as well as a range of sweets.

Take care not to overlook this basement wine merchants with its excellent selection of Spanish wines and liqueurs. Tastings also on offer.

African arts and crafts including woven baskets, rugs and colourful patchwork quilts. Also recycled drink cans, ingeniously transformed into CD racks, boxes, briefcases and other useful items.

Selection of stylish gifts including pocket- as well as wrist-watches, key rings, jewellery, ink wells etc.

Packed to the rafters with the very best of 1950s and 1960s pop kitsch. Beatles figurines, James Bond posters, Judy Garland cut-out dolls, badges, key rings, money boxes and mugs – you name it, they have it.

If it’s collectable, they collect it – postcards, perfume containers, tobacco tins, cameras, sunglasses, cinema programmes, menus, cigarette cards, the lot. Difficult to drag yourself away.

Wine supermarket, with more than 500 varieties to choose from, mostly Spanish and including sparkling wines (cava ).

This artisan makes exclusive hand-painted, leather handbags. Original jewellery made by Minorcan craftsmen is also sold here. Note the shop lamp, one of Sampedro’s own creations.

Wacky gift shop for fans of Disney, Looney Tunes and other cartoons with a weird and wonderful selection of mugs, games and soft toys.