it is simple but basic, at correct prices, and for us near…read morethan palma ...............

There is a supermarket here, a good place to get some of your essentials. Produce, bottled drinks,…read moredeodorant, toothpaste, jamón, etc. As a former New Yorker it reminded me of a CTown (but Catalan).

Good looking fruit, found the basics for our meals (mostly breakfast and snacks), and a large…read moreamount of water . Note wine and water are the same price. Milk is far more but skipping 1st breakfast of cereal and milk is not plausible for some who will go nameless. Staff was helpful but we need to use our stilted Spanish. Clean , organized and well stocked.

This supermarket is small in comparison to real "hyper" markets in other countries. But it is…read morelarger than the grocery around the corner - that's for sure. And that's because of the fresh meat and fish/seafood section they have. The rest is very typical for a super market. There are a lot of vegetables and fruits. No strawberries and only one case of raspberries though. Payment with cards. Hassle free.

Amazing lunch 3-course prix-fix menu. Both quality and preparation of the lamb and fish entrees…read morewere impressive. Serving this level of quality 3-course meal for €19.95.

My favorite place to eat in Soller. The staff is warm and friendly and the food is made with…read morelove...yummy, delicious love. The tomato salad was such a simple, elegant dish and it tastes like eating sunshine (possibly my favorite dish of the trip). This restaurant is an absolute gem. If you go please show them this review from the 2 cyclists who ate multiple entrees in one seating and please tell them that we can't wait to return.

This is a really great little organic grocery in central Palma. Mostly packaged foods, A very good…read moreselection of refrigerated foods and quite a nice assortment of vegan options as well. They also have fresh bread and other goodies. Very easy to find right on the corner. Super friendly service and reasonable prices. In addition to food items, they also have organic household cleaning products. Not exclusively vegan - friendly staff very knowledgeable about products.

Just a few steps from the main street. Lots of sweet treats to enjoy. My family had the gelato. I…read morehad a wonderful pastry called an ensaimada and an espresso. Lots of flavor for not a lot of money. Very clean and comfortable seats.

More than just gelato, this medium sized shop also has pastries and coffees. If you're looking for…read moredessert, here you go. The focus, though, is clearly on gelato and they have two large glass displays with 20 or more different flavors. Many are chocolate but there are quite a few different ones. I chose a salted caramel and for €2.70, my small dish was quite satisfying.

Food was great. Service was awesome. Ambience was that of a typical indoor Spanish market. Seafood…read morewas fresh and made fresh right on the spot!

[theFRESHmarket]you can find everything in here: fruits, veggies, cheese, fish, seafood, meat,…read morespices(salts), nuts, treats, pastries, homemade food, sushie, take-away, warm food, iceCream, spirits, plants, candles... like I said everything. Out of the market you find lovely amazing coffee spots for a break. Great little market with amazing quality, variety and great prices.

Picnic is a new quiet little place in Palma that opened up this year (2017) that serves healthy…read moreorganic breakfast, lunch and snacks. They don't have hand-held menus but the waitress is happy to come over and have a chat and explain everything they have until you hear something you like the sound of. Update: They now have some 'trial' hand-held menus available and I've uploaded a few. The deals are only shown on the sign outside. The cafe is really small and cute. It seats around 10 at the tables inside, a few at the bar inside and there are two tables outside as well. Inside they tend to play relaxing music, jazz and things like that which gives the place a calm and classy atmosphere. It's also well located too - its right at Placa del Mercat near the 3, 20 and 15 bus stops (and others too). Drinks-wise, there are some really tasty smoothies made with organic fruit and vegetables, the owner makes a great (in my opinion) ginger and lemon water and there's also black tea and coffee at reasonable prices. Food-wise, there's traditional Spanish bread with whatever you want on top of it with olives, 'overnight oats' (which is very filling even though it looks small - you should definitely try this), and everything on the menu that you can see from the pictures I've uploaded. Even though the food looks small, it's delicious, filling and homemade. Definitely come here if you want a tasty, healthy and fulfilling breakfast with a personal note as the waitress is very friendly. She speaks both Spanish and English perfectly.

Very cute and trendy cafe next to a bustling square. They offer oat milk and soy milk alternatives…read morefor their espresso drinks. We ordered an oat milk latte and a regular milk latte, both were tasty. Paid 5 euros for both. There was lots of indoor and outdoor seating room. Bathrooms are up on the second floor. A few people were working on the first floor -- this seems like a nice spot to have a snack, drink a coffee, and get a bit of work done. The baristas are very cheerful and friendly. They taught me how to say oat milk in Spanish!

An interesting experience here. The coffee is very good. I throughly enjoyed my double espresso and…read moreit was nice to sit inside where the shop is in range of the Mallorca wifi network (they have their own, but I did not ask for the password). As a middle aged American (come on, it's obvious), my service was slow. I was asked to sit and eventually after almost too many minutes, my order was taken. Espresso and a croissant, both were good. A few moments later, three teenage girls come in and not only are they presented with a menu (they have a menu?), their order was taken and filled immediately. Such is life in Southern Europe? Still, the coffee was nice and the coffee shop was comfortable for an hour while I warmed up. It's around 50 degrees (maybe 13 Celcius) here in Mallorca in early December. Beach weather, it is not.