This farmers market with fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, food stalls, etc is a must do when in…read moreMallorca. If you don't eat at Mercer Negre, you have missed out. I'd fly to Mallorca just for his delicious creations. I wish I had found this place earlier because I would have gone every day.

Lovely market with everything you need and want. Food is fresh and great. Highly recommend…read morevisiting. Service is good and most waiters if not all speak a couple languages. The ambience is that of a typical indoor Spanish farmers market.

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.

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.

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.

This is more of an upscale food court than a market, but they still have a lot to offer. They're…read moreopen and serving food from lunch all the way until midnight, so I ended up here twice during my short trip to Mallorca, since I often like to eat at weird, in-between mealtimes. The big winner for me was the Fideua stand, which is kind of like paella, but with vermicelli noodles instead of rice. I had a surf & turf option with chicken and seafood, topped with mayo and cuttlefish ink sauce. It was delicious, perhaps the best meal of my entire trip. Another day, I went and tried a bunch of tapas, which were also good. I'm knocking off a star because of the dessert options. The dessert station is secluded in the back. It included a bunch of fancy mousses and cakes in the french style, but I didn't see any traditional Spanish items there. Even a little pastry stand would have been great, but I didn't see anything like that there.

This is definitely a must see when you come to Mallorca. Its a great place to stop on the way North…read moreto explore, it has SO many small restaurants. Imagine a food truck tour that is permanent! From Seafood, Thai, Burgers, to meat pies...it has it all and my favorite two places are Llonguets Mallorquin and Croquestas y Rebozados. Go!