Exquisite food coming out of this fresh, new kitchen in the Santa Catalina District of Palma. But since we're on a bit of a cocktail kick lately we couldn't resist but trying a few of the very creative options on the menu. The Sencha Meets Elderflower was the perfect balance of healthy and fun as it felt like you were dining with The Mad Hatter himself. Tea Cup not included!
Read MoreNothing beats watching the sunset while sipping on sweet and spicy cocktails by the most famous beach on the island...
Read MoreWe love a good Brunch on a lazy Sunday. We remember days when we lived in NYC and the highlight of the week was gathering with friends, ordering Bloody Mary's (or Mimosa's) and towers of pancakes, and any style of benedict with perfectly poached eggs. In Palma we have had a hard time finding that style of Restaurant.... until now!
Read MoreI've been eating out a lot in the area of Santa Catalina in Palma recently. It's the trendy area with many small Restaurants & Cafes that offer creative cuisine. It reminds me a lot of the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the early 2000's, before Williamsburg was on trend.
Read MoreThe cool vibes of this hotel reminds me a lot of the Coastal Resort City of Laguna Beach, California. Chic, Casual and the place you want to be, but we were here for the food...
Read MoreIf you are ever stuck on where to grab a quick snack, or a creative cocktail the place to be right now in Palma is, La Rosa Vermutería. Opened less than a year ago this hot spot has the best small bites in town, paired with a well curated wine list but what you really want to come here for is the Vermut! Currently Spain is in the midst of a vermut renaissance and the best time to have one is in the afternoon, socializing with friends.
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