Top 10 Places to Eat
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1. Caballito del Mar
One of Palma’s top places. Delicious cuisine, from mango soup to marinated salmon carpaccio.
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2. Candela
Set on Palma’s lively “restaurant row”. Try the lemon risotto with gambes (prawns) or the rack of lamb with artichokes.
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3. Aramis
The focus is creative and original Mediterranean cuisine, with a weekly tasting menu for dedicated foodies.
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4. Bon Lloc
A fusion of the Mediterranean and Asia at Palma’s best vegetarian restaurant.
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5. Rossini
The owner is from Puglia in Italy, so the mozzarella di buffala is juicy and tangy, and the pasta is nicely al dente.
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6. El Pilón
Friendly, atmospheric place with hip music and a lobster tank. An extensive menu includes fried artichokes, fresh oysters and tumbet (vegetable stew).
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7. Asador Tierra Aranda
Service is carried out with panache in a stone-paved garden with marquees, in which you’ll enjoy a dinner of Castilian cooking. Lunch is served indoors, in stately rooms.
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8. C’an Carlos
Mallorcan cooking at its very best, with wonderful bread and olives, seafood, fish, lamb, pâté and delicious house wines.
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9. Celler Sa Premsa
Set your sights on classics like cabbage rolls with pork, and paella.
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10. Koldo Royo
The Basque chef will keep appearing at your table. Don’t worry: with a Michelin star, the food is extraordinary, whether it’s a strawberry gazpacho or crab lasagne.
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