The 3 ceviches are absolutely spectacular. Subtle waves of flavors becoming more vibrant and…read moreintense as you progress. So many flavors are there be they are so well balanced to provide an incredible culinary experience.

Hands down the best meal we had in Spain (after visiting Valencia, Barcelona & Ibiza) from start to…read morefinish. Also the restaurant with the most impeccable service! We had the; - Potato stuffed with sirloin stew -- these were fire! Crispy on the outside, hot potato-y goodness inside and an ample amount of meat in the center. Absolutely one of the best bites of food we had in Spain. I love that they didn't skimp on the meat! - Trio of ceviches -: My husband doesn't really like ceviche or sushi but he devoured his portion of these ceviches. Each one had it's own bold flavor and great texture from either corn, or onions. The fish was fresh and the portion size was perfect - The cod -- my cod was buttery soft, the sweet potato puree was a nice contrast to the lime foam. I wish there was a crunchy element on the plate but the flavors were all fantastic. - Australian lamb with quinoa -- it was good, the lamb was cooked nicely. The quinoa was okay, not remarkable. - Lime pie for dessert -- we loved this dessert! It was sweet and tart the way lime pie should be. The cream foam on top was light and helped balance the sweet pie and the pop rocks on top were just a fun addition and added a nice sensation in my mouth. Highly recommend and no wonder this place is Michellen starred!

Cute spot. Fun decor. Friendly service. Had a goat cheese spinach salad and green smoothie. Def…read morewould come here again.

I love this spot and concept as well. Great burgers, great fries, great desserts and great…read morecocktails! I had the Chimichurri Chicken Burger, this was definitely the greatest chicken burger I had in my life. You can choose between two type of fries: thin fries and fat chips. Ofcourse we had to try out the fat chips, which was perfect together with the coleslaw. How they serve the cocktails has their own style and love the attention to details.

The main plaza in Sóller may have a higher density of restaurants, but is also the main…read moretourist-site, so a relaxing quiet lunch or dinner should be sought elsewhere. Yelp-reviews and proximity led me to Cafe Scholl. The interior is delightful and it's also possible to sit in the small but comfortably inner courtyard. The restaurant features a good amount of vegetarian dishes. I was very satisfied with the salad with baked goat cheese, and caramelized walnuts, and the cortado (similar to espresso macchiato) was excellent. They also sell good-looking bakery and desserts. The service was friendly and quick and it was one of the most comfortable and quiet restaurants I've eaten on this trip.

We popped in here for a coffee just before noon and it was empty. The coffee was solid with a…read moreCarajillo option, friendly wait staff and a pretty location. Apparently they have good food as well but will have to come back and try. Pokémon Go fans: they are near a Pokéstop!

Had steak with fries and surf n turf. Both great. My prawns and sirloin steak (my boyfriend…read morehad)were a little under done but they gladly took them back to char more. Great outdoor seating and vibe.

I stayed in this area of Mallorca in a nearby hotel, and went here purely out of convenience…read morebecause it's right near the beach. (We gave this place a chance despite the very generic name, because it's one of the only places in the immediate area that didn't have a German theme. It seems that this area of Palma is very German... and there aren't many/any? authentic Mallorcan style restaurants as you find downtown or elsewhere on the island.) Anyways... the menu seems like they'd have some good options since we were craving fresh, local seafood, and some good drinks. Drinks - I wanted something with a little kick to it in hopes of getting a buzz before my return to the beach, so I went with the Mai Tai. It was possibly the weakest Mai Tai I've ever drank. I'd expect them to be a little more liberal with the pours for a ~10 or ~12 euro drink! Back home in the states, I never have this problem, so this was dissapointment #1. My wife ordered a frozen strawberry daquiri, which was overly sweet (again - not enough booze for what they charge), and gave her a stomach ache. Food - The server disappeared for a while after we ordered the drinks, so we had plenty of time to look over the menu. It was a decent size and many things sounded good, but the one thing we wanted to try most (the wings) were out of stock. This would have been nice to know and should have been mentioned when we were handed our menus. To avoid waiting another 15-20 mins, I immediately jumped to a back-up option of the chicken skewers with coconut chili sauce... chicken was dry, and the sauce was not flavorful. The patatas bravas were not bad, but not good either -- the sauce needed more spice/flavor. The Sunshine sushi roll was a joke. Literally 4 small pieces. Tasted OK, but such a tiny portion and not priced accordingly. The King prawns with avocado and tomato salad weren't that big. The prawns were tasty, but the avo/tomato salad was pathetic, no seasoning at all. Wouldn't come back, and don't recommend trying here to others either. Drive into downtown, or take your chance at one of the neighborhood German places I suppose.

Excellent sushi at this place. We ordered 3 types of sushi rolls: spicy tuna, seaweed, and rainbow…read more They were absolutely great. The portions were really good sized, so we were sated with only three rolls between two people. If you're hungry, you might want to add another item to order, and maybe try one of their unique desserts. The staff were all friendly and accommodating any special needs we had, although we were not asking for much special. For Palma, if you're in the mood for sushi, I recommend this place

A bit pricey (25 euros for 16 piece of sashimi sushi combo) but worth it. Some of the best rolls…read moreI've ever had.