Palma Guide – Gastronomic route to Palma’s best restaurants
Palma is one of those cities that somehow manages to have it all. A walkable city center with historic charm? Check. Impressive architecture with everything from Gothic cathedrals to sleek modernism? Absolutely. Galleries and museums for your culture fix? You bet. Independent boutiques and high-end shopping? Oh yes. And of course… food. All the food. And the restaurants, of course.
Mallorca’s capital is a true gastronomic destination, offering everything from local taverns to international fine dining. No matter your taste or budget, there’s always something worth booking a table for. And if you’ve been following us for a while, you already know that we love to highlight some of our favorite foodie finds on the blog. Today, we’re taking it up a notch with a full-on gastronomic route through Palma’s best restaurants. Ready? Let’s eat.
Palma’s best restaurants
It’s hard to narrow it down, we know. But we’ve done our best to put together a list that covers different styles, vibes, and flavours, while making sure every single place is 100% worth the visit.
Mombo
Just around the corner from Nakar Hotel, Mombo is a place we keep coming back to. Honest cuisine, great local product, excellent wines and that perfect balance of comfort and surprise. You never know exactly what you’ll find on the menu – and that’s part of the charm.

Mombo
Izakaya
Yes, this one’s special. Izakaya is Japanese cuisine at its absolute finest – and was recently named the second best restaurant in the world by TripAdvisor. Every dish is a masterpiece, from delicate sushi to creative, contemporary takes on Japanese classics. Booking ahead is essential.
The Wine Side
Located on Paseo Mallorca, just a short stroll from Nakar, The Wine Side is where wine lovers feel right at home. A strong focus on seasonal and local ingredients, an incredible selection of wines, and a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. It’s the kind of place where lunch easily turns into dinner.

The Wine Side
Little Jarana
Playful, creative, full of flavour. Little Jarana is all about the experience: from bold plating to explosive combinations and a lively, fun vibe. Fusion food done right, with serious attention to detail and a fresh, modern attitude.

Little Jarana
El Camino
An institution for lovers of great local produce. El Camino is all about eating at the bar, watching the chefs work, and enjoying simple ingredients cooked with perfection. A buzzing atmosphere and a true Palma favourite.

El Camino
Forn de Sant Joan
Set in a historic bakery in Palma’s old town, Forn de Sant Joan offers Mediterranean cuisine with a creative twist. The space is beautiful, the menu is seasonal and diverse, and the service is always spot on.

Forn de Sant Joan
Vandal
If you’re into bold flavours and edgy presentation, Vandal should be on your list. This high-energy spot combines street food inspiration with fine dining techniques – think international flavours, tasting menus and unexpected pairings.

Vandal
Lamucca del Mar
Located in Portixol, just a short bike ride from the center, Lamucca del Mar offers laid-back Mediterranean food with unbeatable sea views. The menu includes fresh seafood, grilled meats, salads and a solid cocktail list. Perfect for sunset dinners or chilled-out lunches by the water.

Lamucca del Mar
Ready to brunch, snack, sip and dine your way through Palma?
This city is a dream for food lovers. Whether you’re into tasting menus, wine pairings, laid-back tapas or fine dining by the sea, Palma’s restaurant scene has something for every craving.
And if you’re staying at Nakar Hotel, you’ve got some of the best options just a few steps away. Happy feasting!




