Solid coffee joint! We wandered in around 5:30pm and the place was deserted. After 20 hours or so…read moreof flying and bumping around in airports it was a welcome respite. Visually appealing displays of local wine & food made this place interesting to sit around. My Americano was spot on. For all you Pokémon fiends it is near a Pokéstop.

Very cozy and small place which still offers many cakes, different types of coffe and also ice…read morecream. Me myself had a cup of Ben & Jerry. I could highly recommend the espresso! The best with the place is the interiour and cozyness.

Excellent coffee bar with bakery that includes an assortment of artesian breads and breakfast/snack…read moreitems like scones, croissants, muffins, a variety of cakes by the slice or as a whole - along with more substantial items like granola and yogurt parfaits, sandwiches, and salads. Cake slices are 4.50 euros each. Coffee prices range from 1.65 euros for an espresso to 4.50 euros for a frappuccino. They also carry some retail items, like flavored balsamic vinegars (small for 10.95 euros and large for 19.95 euros), fruit spreads, dip mixes, spelt crackers, olive oil, ground coffee, etc. under their brand name. Service is quick and very friendly in this cute shop. Prices are reasonable for the area. Skip the coffee shops nearest the port and venture a little off the beaten path for this gem. Note: they have soy milk!!!

"Horno Santo Cristo" has multiple locations in Palma de Mallorca. We visited the Carrer de Sant…read moreMiquel location. We had hoped to find the best ensaimadas here, as the shops are apparently quite famous. The baked goods were good, don't get me wrong, but there are better options in town. Especially the plain ensaimada was a bit disappointing. On the other hand, the fully-loaded version with caramel cream and baked coconut was delicious, though that topping would have also been great on just about anything else. Some of our coffees were great, some tasted a bit odd. The employees were very nice and explained the different offerings. Have an ensaimada here to have a good baseline, then try other shops.

While casually taking a stroll at Sóller, we stopped by here for a quick snack. Freshly baked items…read morewere tempting us and we wanted to try each one of them. Since both of us were vegetarian, we opted for two vegetarian pastries they had to offer with a coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice. The island has oranges in abundance, so every nook of the street holds little shop that serves freshly squeezed orange juice. The taste is so much better than the bottled juice we get in USA. The bakery was super busy, and all the seating in the front was taken. However, there was a glass door at the back that leads to a quite tranquil area, decorated with trees, art and personal touches from the owner on each table. The space was relaxing where you can enjoy the meal and the company away from the hustle bustle of the crowd.