(Palma de Mallorca, mid January 2024). This is a mainly bear bar favored by younger local crowd to…read moreget together for drinks and pintxos before going out for dinner. It opens at 7 pm and fills in within minutes even though it is a pretty large space. Once it's full, it is incredibly loud. 80 types of bear, bar tenders work very hard, but ordering at the bar is very confusing as there is no line, just a huge crrowd around the bar, so try to get eye contact with a bartender who will then take your order. Pintxos are displayed in three groups ( with meat, with seafood/fish, and vegetarian). 80 types of bear, mainly bottled, only 4 on draft. You order at the bar, pay and take your drinks&food to the table ( if you came at 7 pm and was lucky to grab a table). There is also a dinner menu ( only in Spanish). Pintxos were ok and very cheap - just over Euro2 a piece ( we tried from all three groups) . Local draft bear and a bottled cidra were good. We made a mistake to stay for dinner and ordered Nachos with cheese and pork and Tzatziki With Friends from the main menu. It was a disaster. Nachos were absolutely terrible. I think we got the bottom of the bag as all chips were small broken bits, it was difficult to eat, I had to use a fork(!!!). The melted cheese is the greasy tasteless American orange cheddar, minced pork was almost unnoticeable. And the heartburn afterwards...... Tzatziki &Friends was a platter with pita bread pieces and three small dishes with yogurt (which is apparently tzatziki), veeery salty humus, and pretty good tapenade (chopped black olives). It was an interesting experience

Younger crowd than us and service was slow, but great ambience, cold beer and tasty pintxos.read more

This is a great place for people from Germany to go to.. personally i dont like it.. only german…read moremusic and to many drunk people...

Ordered: Nikki Beach World Famous Mojito (~€17)…read moreNikki Beach's Famous Sushi Boat (~€400): Marbella spicy tuna roll, Koh Samui roll, Ceviche roll, Piña colada roll, St Barth salmon roll, Mallorca surf n' turf roll, St Tropez Fantasy roll, 4 mixed temaki, 12 nigiri, 12 sashimi, tuna or salmon tartare, Japanese seaweed salad, pickled ginger, wasabi, soy sauce Pistachio Tiramisu (~€20): mascarpone pistachio cream, Savoiardi biscuits, espresso coffee, crushed pistachios Aya's take: Finally made it to the famous Nikki Beach! We had lunch reservations for our party of 6 and it was definitely starting to get a bit busy around 1pm. We all decided to split the Nikki Beach's Famous Sushi Boat which is truly the sushi boat of my dreams. So many great sushi rolls, super fresh sashimi, and the presentation was spectacular. What more could you want! for 6 people, it was generally filling and sufficient as we didn't order any other food. The World Famous Mojito was good but not sure why it's "world famous". The Pistachio Tiramisu is made tableside; I loved the mascarpone pistachio cream. It's a good take on tiramisu without a strong emphasis on espresso flavor. We were considering getting a Shisha but the prices were between €90-€120 for a regular shisha and €180-350 for a specialty shisha. I love a good hookah but for those prices, you can buy a whole hookah set. They also had musicians and dancers performing the whole time we were there. Loved the ambiance, food was solid, but come prepared to drop a bag!

Tough for a family with children to get into the swanky beach club to eat lunch, but they took pity…read moreon the fact that we had to walk almost a mile in search of food from a waterpark (Mallorca is in dire need of more taxis). Other than almost being turned away with young kids, the open restaurant facing the beach and live saxophone player make for good beach side dining vibes. We loved all the food we ordered. Sushi was super fresh and the hot dishes were served in cute bamboo steamers. Food was beautifully presented. Service was great once you got seated!