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.

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.

Awesome place for Mallorcan spices and oils! Wine, etc. Had a little problem with my credit card as…read moretheir machine's signal can be low. Lady was solution oriented and all got sorted out.....but try paying cash!

Truly magical bakery with the best chocolate ensaimada we've ever had! Probably our favorite pastry…read moreof all we tried on our Mediterranean cruise!

It is with absolutely no shame that I share I ate more ensaimadas during my 1-week trip to Spain…read morethan I've had in the last 10 years of my life. (As a Filipino, that's saying a lot.) Absolutely loved trying the ensaimadas from the island it was birthed from (Mallorca), and hands down my favorite one that I tried from both Barcelona and Mallorca were from Forn des Teatre. Funny, I actually didn't find this biz on yelp due to the low # of reviews; I was just attracted to the bakery due to its lovely HUGE ensaimada rolls on display! As it was morning, the outdoor cafe wasn't open but folks were just coming in to grab and go. By all means if you come here, please you MUST try the **ensaimada de crema** (might also be called "ensaimadeta")! It was different from others I've tried, it's not just a spiral of creme but it was all pooled into the center. I think I loved it so much because it was rich and had a thick, creamy texture with a nice orangey-zest taste to it. Absolutely loved it, I haven't tasted anything like it before!

Fet a Sóller, like the name implies, specializes in artisan foods (e.g., oranges, olives,…read morecharcuterie, salt, ice-cream), wine and crafts from the Sóller valley and Serra de Tramuntana. There are also extensive jam and pottery offerings, made by a local handicapped cooperative. It's a bright and diminutive shop located in downtown Sóller a few steps from the Gran Hotel and the Mercat. The company has an interesting backstory, having started pre-Internet exporting crates of fresh local oranges direct to German consumers. By all accounts, online is booming and this physical location is just the tip of their retail iceberg. Offline purchases can be shipped home. They have recently added a well-stocked Düsseldorf warehouse, meaning your shipment arrives in just a couple days, no matter where in Europe you live.

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.

My husband and I are staying in old town Alcudia for the week on our honeymoon and stumbled across…read morethis great little cafe when walking around the town trying to find something that didn't serve hamburgers and fries to tourists. Magically, we came across this amazing cafe right down the street from our AirBnB! Met the owner and chatted with her for a bit. All the food is natural, organic, made with local ingredients and love (some vegan). It's definitely a "diamond in the rough" compared to many of the other cliche eateries in the area. Stop by if you want something homemade and authentic.