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A great place to stop for Irish coffee, iced coffee and even iced chocolate. Sit on the waterfront at one of the best locations on the main drag of the port for people-watching, day or night.

This is where the locals hang out. Inside, you’ll find the TV blaring, the usual gambling machines and Mallorcan pottery.

A wonderful place where Spanish flamenco music stirs the air. Order sangria, fresh orange juice or pa amb oli (see Pa amb Oli) in various guises, then sit back and enjoy the view.

Popular restaurant with spectacular views of the mountains and sea, and memorable, creative Mediterranean and nouvelle cuisine. The melon soup, tuna carpaccio and seafood cannelloni are all wonderful.

Shop here to kit yourself out with nautical-preppy chic that’s easy to wear and launder.

Local handmade embroidered items are the speciality, such as tablecloths, baby booties, crocheted doilies and T-shirts.

Tasty Mallorcan food, including rabbit, with stunning views from the terrace. The paella is also recommended.

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.