Eating out in Mallorca: Ca n’Ela Vegan Restaurant in La Lonja
Her food was tasty, well prepared and served with love.
Ree House’s signature roll comes with salmon, avocado, cream cheese, fried onion and teriyaki
Tree House’s signature roll comes with salmon, avocado, cream cheese, fried onion and teriyaki.
Eating out in Mallorca: Vi Vermell in Palma Old Town
Traditional tapas and “platos del dia” in a stylish setting.
Tourists are seen on a terrace in Puerto Soller
Tourists are seen on a terrace in Puerto Soller.
Bulgur wheat dish, topped with hummus and slices of grilled aubergine
Bulgur wheat dish, topped with hummus and slices of grilled aubergine.
The “plato del dìa” was sobrasada with eggs
The “plato del dìa” was sobrasada with eggs.
Indian Tikka Masala Curry
Indian Tikka Masala Curry.
Eating out in Mallorca: Duke in Santa Catalina
This week we try a popular spot in the heart of trendy Santa Catalina neighbourhood.
The deep fried anchovies, squid rings and frito de marisco
The deep fried anchovies, squid rings and frito de marisco.
Eating out in Mallorca: No11 in Puerto Andratx
This week we had delicious tapas, pinxos and cocktails in a picturesque port.
Eating out in Mallorca: SABA Restaurante is another hit with their tasting menu
This week we visit a restaurant inspired by Korean cuisine.
Restaurant Review for No11 in Puerto Andratx
I made a mental note to come back here to try some of their signature cocktails one day at sunset.
Restaurant Review in Santa Catalina
Everything here seemed to be served “with soul”!
Eating Out in Mallorca: Jonny's Dhaba, Santa Catalina
A thali typically consists of: a grain (rice or flatbread made with wheat, millet, etc.), lentils (dhal or sambar), vegetables, chutney, raita (curds usually mixed with some kind of vegetable), pickles and sometimes papadum.
Eating Out in Mallorca: Dmenu, Sindicato
The shorter version of their weekly changing menu includes a choice between two starters, two mains and two deserts plus water, while the longer menu is made up of two starters, two mains and one desert.
Eating Out in Mallorca: El Corte Ingles, Avenidas
Mallorcan's love their “fritos”, fried vegetables with liver and kidneys, meat or fish.