Food excellent Staff very nice and friendly…read more Service excellent Food is delicious true Italian flavor Recommended Ambiance nice and vibes is good

The place was so busy and lively! The staff was friendly, but kind of overwhelmed. We started with…read moreaperitifs, sangrias and rose champagne, which were great. Goat cheese, burrata and carpaccio were the starters we had. They were all fresh and tasty. For mains, we had Gambas, steak, truffle pasta, lobster spaghetti and fish. They were all delicious! The perfect ending to the meal was fabulous desserts. We had crème brûlée, apple tart and tiramisu. We also ran into some celebrities!

The best place to be... Very nice restaurant with good…read moreservice and great views. The menu has great dishes! I recommend for everyone...

Nice breakfast spot. Right on the marina, so the view is nice and the people watching is great…read moresince Wellies is on a corner. My husband and another friend had an English breakfast and said it was "okay." However, I ordered a French omelette and they had no problem making it egg whites only. I also ordered a Cappuccino with almond milk and had no issue. I would return, although there are many other breakfast places to try in the area.

Tourist trap. Boring menu, Mediocre food, dirty bathrooms, no separation of smoking/ non smoking…read moresections in a large outside area packed with tables where you are literally touching the elbows at the next table. Friendly service though, multilingual staff . Good to try once

For dumb tourists that don't know better…read more On arriving the wait staff will greet you with, "...still or bubble water?" and immediately plunk down and open a "premium" bottle that costs more than any of their beers without mentioning the price. The Tapas are bland and mediocre. The tortilla Espanola I ordered was a €5 greasy mess. Definitely a place for naive tourists who don't know that better and cheaper can be found within a block of this place. Addendum: one of the owners, a non-Spaniard, saw me writing this review and came to us with the bill. He heard my American accent and protested, "This is not the United States, things are different here." Right - they are. Everyone in Europe understands this scam. I've lived in Europe on and off for 25 years, speak several of the local languages, and know quite well when I am being ripped off.

Wow. I took a flyer using Yelp internationally (Americans can be... let's just say we can easily be…read moretaken offsides by food and service levels that are absolutely acceptable everywhere else in the world;). This place is tucked away at the end of a road overlooking a beautiful beach about 8-10 minutes east of the the St. Regis resort. I'm so glad I didn't simply fall into the Siren-like enchantment of the St. Regis, and chose to venture out for dinner. The sunset was stunning, but the food... The food was simply amazing. Knowing I would review the restaurant, I ordered a 5 course prix fixe selection at 92€. First came homemade bread, followed by a delicious gazpacho (compliments of the chef). The bread was served with an olive tapenade that was fantastic. Following this was the start of 5 courses with a thinly sliced (cooked) Tuna appetizer served with a purée on top. Great, although a bit on the salty side. Bot suThis was followed by an amazing seared scallops with artichoke purée and topped with Iberian crispy bacon bits. Yum. What came next was a bit left field, but super tasty - shrimp red curry Thai noodles. What?!?!?? Super yum. The main dish of seared pork was good, but here's a great example of "American" expectations. This pork is so dark and so rich I actually had to ask if it was beef! I know, I know. How uncultured, but I'm telling you, it was as dark as beef, as rich as beef, and nearly impossible to decipher. For a split second I thought they actually brought me someone else's plate. Super rich. Fantastic. And then came dessert. I was SO full, and so glad I tried this local fixture.

Delicious restaurant above the beach. Scenic and beautiful views, delicious food and wonderful…read moreambiance. Great place even for just drinks. My bruschetta dish was out of this world. Highly recommend this place!

There is not much open near the center of Palma at 8am. It was either Bar Bosch or Mc Cafe so we…read moremade a difficult decision and opted for Bar Bosch. I ordered the breakfast combo. The coffee con leche and freshly squeezed orange juice were the highlight of the meal. I didn't find the pastry overly exciting and the open faced breakfast sandwich s was a fair at best.

My friend and I went to the Sóller location. Antonia was our server and she was great, and the food…read moreand drinks were delicious! 10/10 would recommend

Ordered: Iced Latte (~€7)…read more Aya's take: Cappuccino is a chain coffee shop in Spain but I'm convinced this is the most stunning location! There's an emphasis on old Italian/Greek architecture in the courtyard and I was amazed to see it wasn't filled with people. This is also the first place I went to in Spain that had a proper Iced Latte on their menu (and not just a latte with a side of ice) - I know the American visitors will appreciate this lol! It was well-made, not sweet, and gave me the caffeine kick I needed. Absolutely lovely!

Lovely spot right outside the Cathedral. I had the eggs Benedict with smoked salmon and it was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Great service and a lovely setting.