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Horno Santo Cristo - Storefront under street awning

Horno Santo Cristo

3.7(9 reviews)
0.3 km
€€

"Horno Santo Cristo" has multiple locations in Palma de Mallorca. We visited the Carrer de Sant…read moreMiquel location. We had hoped to find the best ensaimadas here, as the shops are apparently quite famous. The baked goods were good, don't get me wrong, but there are better options in town. Especially the plain ensaimada was a bit disappointing. On the other hand, the fully-loaded version with caramel cream and baked coconut was delicious, though that topping would have also been great on just about anything else. Some of our coffees were great, some tasted a bit odd. The employees were very nice and explained the different offerings. Have an ensaimada here to have a good baseline, then try other shops.

While casually taking a stroll at Sóller, we stopped by here for a quick snack. Freshly baked items…read morewere tempting us and we wanted to try each one of them. Since both of us were vegetarian, we opted for two vegetarian pastries they had to offer with a coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice. The island has oranges in abundance, so every nook of the street holds little shop that serves freshly squeezed orange juice. The taste is so much better than the bottled juice we get in USA. The bakery was super busy, and all the seating in the front was taken. However, there was a glass door at the back that leads to a quite tranquil area, decorated with trees, art and personal touches from the owner on each table. The space was relaxing where you can enjoy the meal and the company away from the hustle bustle of the crowd.

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Horno Santo Cristo - Interior

Interior

Horno Santo Cristo - Street Awning view

Street Awning view

Horno Santo Cristo - Gaudi Building Street view with ensaimada pastry in hand

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Gaudi Building Street view with ensaimada pastry in hand

Ca'n Cati - Mushroom quiche

Ca'n Cati

3.3(7 reviews)
0.5 km
€€

I visited this location twice in a day while in Palma De Mallorca; the first time was because the…read moreplace was poppin' and looked really popular, and the second time because I really needed to use their restroom, and the ladies at the front counter said that I had to buy something again to be able to use it, no banking previous purchases. The restaurant itself is nice and cozy, it looked like an old style diner since they didn't only serve pastries, but actual food, but I didn't try any of their meals during my visit, just their sweets. The first thing I bought was the chocolate ensaimada. I just went for chocolate, cuz I wanted to stick with what I liked. The servers weren't too open to giving out recommendations, so I had to chose based on what looked good. The ensaimada was super sweet. It was covered in powdered sugar and when I dug in, it looked like I was back in college, partying really hard, since my mouth and nose was covered in that fine white powder. The chocolate was crusted all over the spiraling interior of the pastry and it was just a total sugar rush for me for the rest of the day. During my second visit, I got their turon ensaimada which looked a little different since it wasn't in the same spiraled pastry format, it looked more like a sweet calzone with almond filling. This time I knew to shake the pastry over a trashcan to make it rain that sweet white angel dust, but again, the pastry was still super sweet. Though the turon filling did give it a nice balance, I still liked the chocolate ensaimada more. If you do decide to visit and try something from here, be ready for the sugar rush! Unless of course, you buy something savory.

Very delicious and yes they have a/c inside there interior establishment! The cappuccino was…read moreawesomeness but the deserts and quiche take the lead. Try the cream filled pastry, yummyness

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Ca'n Cati - Chocolate ensaimada

Chocolate ensaimada

Ca'n Cati - So many breads to choose from!

So many breads to choose from!

Ca'n Cati - Turon ensaimada

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Turon ensaimada

Fornet de la Soca - bakeries - Updated July 2026

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