If you're in Palma de Mallorca, you must stop at Fornet de la Soca! This 400 year old bakery is…read moretouted as having the best native pastry in town. They have a ton of baked goods but if you only have room for one thing, it has to be the Ensaimada. The ensaïmada is a special pastry specifically from Mallorca, so you're getting a local treat. It's made with usual ingredients but then a reduced pork lard instead of butter giving it a really unique flavor. Don't let that scare you though, I promise you will be so happy once you bite into one. Plus it's all cute and spirally Now if you can eat more than one item, go all out then! An adorable older couple runs the shop and goods are baked daily. If you want specific items, it may be worth pre-ordering on their site to ensure they don't run out. If you take a ship in like I did, it's a 20 min drive from port. However, it's surrounded by a lot of great restaurants & sites to see. Staff is so nice but keep in mind they close at 8pm each night. We went near closing and had no line, but I have heard lines build during the morning.

Dad is a pastry fiend and must have his baked goods in the morning, especially when on holiday…read moresomewhere different so he can start his day on something familiar. Fornet de la Soca is a traditional Mallorcan bakery that's vegan-friendly (lard-free) with knowledgeable staff. Dad's not vegan but I am so this place is perfect. There are both savory and sweet options that include flatbreads/pizzas and apple pies. The absolute best was the traditional panades with pea and leek filling. By far, one of my favorite bites from this entire trip. Fornet de la Soca is a must to appreciate what Mallorca has to offer. And it's just a few blocks east of Passeig del Born. Go!

Wow! Read about, thought we eat here! We absolutely loved the goodies from here!…read more Cozy & accommodating wait service. Custom your breakfast to your liking. Very hospitable lovely breakfast & bakery. Fresh produce & baked goods. The croissants absolutely fresh & tasty! The cinnamon rolls, worth buying & take to go ( from experience). Gosh just realized, I had 2 cinnamon rolls on one day. Breakfast was absolutely amazing. Perfect eggs, bacon & the biggest croissant. Croissant was buttery & not overly buttery.

Instantly walked in and loved the environment! The staff are so friendly, nice and helpful. The…read morefood was incredible and it was a good price for the size. I got the poached egg on toast and iced latte and my husband got the breakfast burrito. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

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!

Extremely flavorful and filling meat pies in a beautiful building! I would recommend planning for…read moretakeaway as the inside is small but we were lucky enough to get a table!

While in port for the day, we are so fortunate to have found this hidden gem along the charming…read morestreets. Our cruise ship shuttle had dropped us not to far away from the downtown area and we walked through the area before most of the stores opened in the morning. Order your food at the counter and find a table in the cozy cafe. Our order of croissants and cafes were placed on stainless serving dishes. They had lots of the local sweet breads in boxes to take with you. We enjoyed the smoked salmon on fresh bread plus a few sweet danish. Now that we enjoyed breakfast, on to the fish market for our next course(s). We enjoyed a lovely day in port and would return to enjoy more time as a local.

I've only walked into this place once and spent a total of five minutes inside, but this bakery is…read moreinstantly one of my favorite places. The proprietor is the nicest woman I've met in my life, and their baked goods are AMAZING. We walked out with three different types of Fougasse - all incredible - along with some olive ciabatta and other goodies. My wife and I still have smiles on our faces thinking back to our stop at the bakery earlier this morning. A must-try!!!

[SOURDOUGH]finally a bakery with homemade REAL sourdough. And sooo fancy and inexpensive…read more We went for a sourdough bread with 20% beetroot- soooo incredible delicious and beautiful. We don't eat much bread BUT when we would ALWAYS go with this one. Just plain with Mallorca'n butter incredible. We went a bit crazy spread a thick layer of Mallorca'n butter topped it with our favourite spanish cheese "MAN-SCHI-GO" [don't know how it is written correctly] on top Mallorca'n Fig jam (we got all at the market across the street). If we could we would eaten the bread once because of our diet we ate it throughout 3days without grilling it - awesome texture till the last day.

"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.

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