In such an international city What Palm we can find proposals of all kinds: from the healthiest to the most traditional. The peculiarity is that many of our sandwiches and toasts are prepared with llonguets , which are to us what a muffin is to a Sevillian: a small oval bread roll that we consume on a daily basis that in the rest of the island the people of Palma affectionately call us like this: llonguets.
A delicious specialty coffee at Café Riutort.
COFFEE RIUTORT (Carme Street, 25)
Café Riutort is known in Palma for him specialty coffee , as well as the local and ecological product . Its breakfast proposal offers from a simple llonguet (prepared in the traditional way, with sliced tomato, ham or cheese), to a forceful special toast.
If we arrive a little late during the week, we will also find a lunch menu. offer a soup and a vegetarian dish of the day , every day different and with seasonal product. On Saturdays they always prepare a special off the menu, so that regular customers cannot get bored and sporadic customers are surprised.
His specialty is salty breakfasts and healthy food , however, we will also find in a showcase their sweet preparations, always homemade. Most of the options on the menu are vegetarian. They also offer sausages, such as the farm's organic sobrassada Son Canaves , where they make the product by hand following the traditional recipe.
THE GRINDING (Carrer del Bisbe Campins, 11)
La Molienda is another of Palma's well-known sites for its good coffee . They roast their own from the coffee of origin to which they give their personal touch. In a short time they have grown a lot and now they have three stores.
your first coffee shop It was La Molienda on calle Bisbe, a well-located place, with a terrace in the middle of the square, between Las Ramblas, Paseo Mallorca and Jaime III. The place is very bright and we find many nods to the island of Mallorca , such as the entrance door, in green, the floor tiles and the cushion covers in Majorcan languages.
And what is eaten here? The classic pa amb oli with organic Mahon cheese , homemade cookies, vegan porridge and toast (we especially like some that prepare with xeixa bread, avocado and dukkah ). Their llonguets arrive baked every morning from the emblematic Forn de la Pau.
SANTINA BY THE MARKET (Carrer d'Annibal, 19)
Santina by the market is in Saint Catherine , a very lively neighborhood with a village atmosphere, located very close to the heart of Palma and the promenade. Its name comes precisely from its proximity to the sea , since Saint Catherine of Alexandria is the patron saint of merchants and sailors.
Your proposal is healthy and international food to enjoy with friends in your local, with terrace, or to take away. The menu combines different vegan and gluten-free options: toast, bagels or fruit salads. One of their most popular dishes is the Thai burrito . It's vegan and filled with avocado, rice, black beans, vegetables, cilantro, and peanut butter sauce.
THE DOGGY (Carrer d'Annibal, 20)
Close to Santina by the market we find El Perrito, a friendly and familiar cafeteria, totally homemade food . They have two stores, one of them in Santa Catalina and another very close, in Sa Feixina , one of Palma's beautiful parks, both separated by a one-minute walk from the clock. Its menu is totally international. We find bowls granola, açai or matcha . As well as eggs, bagels, bikinis and vegan toast.
In every special place in Palma, there is a Cappuccino waiting for you.
CAPPUCCINO (Carrer de Sant Miquel, 53)
In Mallorca, practically in every single place, you will find a Cappuccino (there are already eight) . One of our favorites is on Calle Sant Miguel, and what makes it special is that it is inside a 19th-century Palmesan palace that preserves its original architecture, with its central vault flanked by arches and an outside patio that invites you to sit and listen to the sound of water from its central fountain in the background, surrounded by vegetation.
In the breakfast menu we find several coffee options and, obviously, delicious cappuccino. As well as sandwiches, toast, charcuterie, fruit salad, crêpes and organic eggs.
Rialto Café is not just any cafeteria, it is also a fashion, decoration and flower gallery.
RIALTO COFFEE (Carrer de Sant Feliu, 3)
Rialto Café is a different proposal. It is on the ground floor of the Rialto Living decoration store, surrounded by fashion items, flowers and gifts . A place to unwind on a corner of Paseo del Borne that is tremendously elegant and very well lit by its large windows.
Brunch is served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (the shop opens at 11 a.m.) and consists of eggs, avocado, tomato, bacon and sourdough bread . The cafeteria remains open until 6:30 p.m. If we want to stay, we can visit space. On the upper floor we find signature pieces, vintage furniture, mirrors and all kinds of decorative furniture.
One thing is to have breakfast, and another, to enjoy the best breakfast in the world at the Hotel Hospes Maricel with views of the sea.
HOTEL HOSPES MARICEL (Ctra. Andratx, 11)
Looking for an upgrade? At the Hotel Hospes Maricel they prepare a breakfast that was chosen as “the best in the world” by the experts of the II Summit of Gastronomy 'Madrid Fusión'. It is served on the terrace of the majestic building and has beautiful views of the sea . Here there is no à la carte breakfast, there is no buffet and its proposal is not always the same because changes according to the season.
The current proposal includes three varieties of juices and nine dishes if we include dessert. Some of the most unique are the banana guacamole with yuzu sorbet and cardamom ; coca de ensaimada and caramelized sobrasada ; the Majorcan stick mojito with lime-mint emulsion; the gourmet bird taco and coconut “gató” . Breakfast begins at 9:30 a.m. for all diners and lasts almost three hours. You probably won't make it to lunch.