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  • Come for fresh fish and Mallorcan specialities including black paella, as well as kids’ standards such as hamburgers.

  • Founded in 1872, this is a pastry shop offering such delights as mantecados (shortbread), cremadillo de cabello (sugar-coated mille feuille), pastel de chocolate (iced chocolate cake with walnuts) or tortaletta rechesol y frutos secos (moist tart topped with nuts). Also buy a bag of quelitas (tiny, egg-shaped crackers).

  • The garden is beautiful; the staff attentive; service impeccable – it’s no wonder it has a Michelin star. Delicacies include saffron jelly, braised artichokes and vegetable tagliarini.

  • This exquisite mountain eyrie was supermodel Claudia Schiffer’s choice for celebrating her 30th birthday. The lush gardens, tropical birds, fountains, exotic Moroccan touches and bougainvillea-covered pergola combine to make it one of the island’s most beautiful spots. Try the turbot sautéed with fresh ginger and the marinated wild strawberries.

  • The restaurant is housed in an atmospheric wine bodega. Choose from lechona (suckling pig), arroz brut (peasant rice), tumbet (stewed vegetables) and caracoles (snails).

  • Celler Sa Premsa

    Set your sights on classics like cabbage rolls with pork, and paella.

  • Ceramiques Estellencs, Estellencs

    Artisan shop with pottery of all sorts, and also embroidery ( punt mallorquin ), glassware, cards, lithographs, jewellery, preserves, wine, olives, oil and authentic robes de llengües (tongue of flame cloth).

  • A traditional ceramics workshop with beautiful reproduction tiles and also a collection of antique originals from the 18th and 19th centuries.

  • Mallorcan cooking at its very best, with wonderful bread and olives, seafood, fish, lamb, pâté and delicious house wines.

  • Set in a 400-year-old inn, the restaurant is popular with locals, and local meats and vegetables are used for traditional dishes, such as snails in broth.

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