A Feast for the Senses: Mallorca’s Top Restaurants

4 min readJul 8, 2023

Here are the gastronomic jewels that we’re eager to revisit in 2023. These are our top picks for anyone planning a visit to Palma.

RIKITO: A Taste of Italy in Santa Catalina

RIKITO, the sibling restaurant of Mr Xiao, is a haven for lovers of authentic and uncomplicated Italian cuisine. Whether you’re pairing a salad with a pizza or sampling one of their exquisite pastas, you’re in for a treat. RIKITO’s lively and relaxed ambiance makes it our preferred choice for a dinner gathering with friends in Santa Catalina. Discover RIKITO

Neni: A Culinary Gem in the Soller Area

Neni, housed within the Bikini Island Hotel, is a must-visit when you’re exploring the Soller or Port Soller area. With some of the best views over the port, the restaurant’s expansive terrace is the perfect setting for their exciting menu of shareable dishes. Haya’s famous popcorn falafel is a crowd favorite. Explore Neni

L’Informal Tacos: A Mexican Fiesta of Flavors

L’Informal Tacos, a standout Mexican restaurant in Mallorca, promises a culinary fiesta that tantalizes your senses. The chili and meat casserole is a soulful delight, while the Baja California tacos offer a crunchy indulgence. Don’t miss their guacamole and their amazing cocktails for a complete dining experience. Experience L’Informal Tacos

Harajuku: Sushi Mastery in Palma

Harajuku is a sushi restaurant in Palma that prioritizes authenticity and taste over frills. While it may not rival MarChica in terms of aesthetics, it more than compensates with the quality of its food. Every item on their menu is a hit, offering great value for money compared to its competitors. Visit Harajuku

Sa Placeta: A Culinary Haven in Palma’s Old Town

Sa Placeta, a new venture from the House of Sanz group, consistently impresses. Located in the heart of Palma’s old town, Sa Placeta is named after the leafy square it overlooks. The chef and staff are incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about the local ingredients they use to create some of the best dishes in town. Experience Sa Placeta

MarChica: A Sushi Sanctuary in Mallorca

MarChica is a sushi lover’s paradise in Mallorca. Nestled near Porto Pi, this cozy sushi spot offers a relaxing environment with an outdoor terrace for al fresco dining. The staff at MarChica are friendly and always ready to assist, enhancing the dining experience. The edamame with its unique kimchee dip sauce is a must-try, and the sushi rolls are all equally impressive, offering a variety of flavors to choose from. Discover MarChica

Giromatto: A Taste of Italy in Santa Catalina

Giromatto is another Italian gem in Santa Catalina that you need to check out. With a classic Italian menu of starters, pastas, and desserts, the interior transports you to an authentic eatery in the back streets of Rome. We love places that blend simplicity with authenticity, and Giromatto checks all the boxes. Explore Giromatto

Koh: An Asian Culinary Journey in Santa Catalina

In the vibrant neighborhood of Santa Catalina, you’ll find Koh, a restaurant inspired by South East Asian cuisine. The menu is a sensory delight, featuring dishes like the crispy “KFC”, traditional spring rolls and dumplings, and unique smoked pork ribs and fried calamari. Experience Koh

Mr. Xiao: A Culinary Symphony in the Heart of Palma

Mr. Xiao, the latest offering from the Banana Clip Group (the team behind Rikito), hits all the right notes with its menu. With a plethora of options to try from their dim sum and sharing plates, it offers a buzzing atmosphere in the heart of Palma’s trendiest neighborhood. Discover Mr. Xiao

El Camino: The Quintessential Mallorcan Culinary Experience

El Camino is a standout in Mallorca’s dining scene. Its unique bar-seating layout creates an intimate atmosphere, fostering a deeper connection with the restaurant. The ambiance at El Camino is truly special, complemented by exceptional service from a knowledgeable staff. The “pan tomate” and jamon croquettes are crowd favorites, perfect for sharing and savoring. Experience El Camino