Almonds & more at Mallorca’s Ametlla+
Almonds are delicious, nutritious, and widely cultivated on Mallorca. Visit this shop in Arta for your almond fix.
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Mallorcan dishes star in Israeli TV show
Cameras rolling in Palma...
Presentation of Mallorcan olive oils from the 2015-2016 harvest
Wineries and hotels are among those businesses that have their own-brand extra virgin olive oil.
Balearic gastronomy writers’ awards 2015
Find out who won what...
Gastronomic mushroom market Mallorca
Read about this interesting foodie event.
Mallorca’s annual olive fair
An annual autumn event no fan of olives should miss.
A super scoop of ice cream in Palma
Find the best places to eat ice cream in Mallorca's capital.
Where to eat out on Mallorca if you’re a veggie
Vegetarians used to get a pretty rough deal eating out on Mallorca, but things have improved immensely for those who choose not to eat meat or fish (and also for vegans). It’s a far cry from our first experience – in 2004 – of taking some island-visiting veggie friends out for dinner. The two Mallorcan women who ran the coastal village restaurant we visited had always been friendly and helpful in the past and, as […]
Palma’s San Juan Gastronomic Market opens its doors
The day has arrived when foodies on Mallorca can find out what’s on offer at the new Mercado Gastronómico San Juan. Palma de Mallorca’s first market of its kind echoes similar projects in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, and others. It’s a place where you find stalls selling different types of cuisine, which you can take away, eat on the terraces outside, or within the beautifully designed market – perching on stools or standing at […]
Adopt a Mallorcan olive tree
If I had to name my one indispensable Mallorcan product – apart from the wines! – it would have to be the island’s luscious extra virgin olive oil. Olive trees first came to Mallorca more than two thousand years ago and today there are thousands of hectares of land devoted to growing the trees. Many of them are more than a hundred years old, and nature and time have sculpted their trunks into living artworks – shapes that further enhance the […]
