ENBreakfast Spots in Palma – Where to Start Your Day Right
Whether you’re fueling up before exploring the Old Town or craving a lazy seaside brunch, Palma de Mallorca has no shortage of amazing breakfast options. From specialty coffee bars to classic Spanish tostadas and trendy international menus — here are our top picks for breakfast in Palma.
🍽️ Comparison Table: Palma’s Top Breakfast Spots
| Café/Restaurant | Neighborhood | Must-Try Items | Highlights |
| La Molienda | Jaime III | Avocado toast, flat white | Artisan coffee, cozy setting |
| Fibonacci Café | Multiple | Ensaimadas, croissants | Local chain, family-friendly |
| Mama Carmen’s | Santa Catalina | Smoothie bowls, pancakes | Eco & vegan options |
| Rosevelvet Bakery | Old Town | Shakshuka, cinnamon rolls | Stylish, urban vibe |
| Panadería S’Estació | Plaça Espanya | Tostada con tomate, coca de patata | Traditional, great location |
| Brunchit Palma | City Center | Eggs benedict, acai bowls | Digital nomad hotspot |
| Nanø Coffee Lab | Near Plaça Major | V60, cold brew, cinnamon buns | Specialty coffee, Nordic aesthetic |
| El Perrito | Santa Catalina | Sandwiches, shakshuka | Dog-friendly, homey vibe |
| Palma Bread | Old Town | Rye toast, cardamom buns | Nordic bakery focus |
| Santal Café | Santa Catalina | Energy bowls, green smoothies | Wellness & plant-based |
| The Barn | Near Plaça Major | English breakfast, pancakes | Trendy all-day brunch |
☕ La Molienda
A local favorite for artisanal coffee and seasonal, locally sourced food.
- 📍 Location: Carrer del Bisbe Campins (near Jaime III)
- 🍞 Try: Avocado toast, homemade granola, flat white
- 🕗 Opens early, cozy indoor seating
🥐 Fibonacci Café
Great for a light Mediterranean breakfast or pastry on the go.
- 📍 Locations across Palma (including Santa Catalina, Portixol, and El Corte Inglés)
- 🥐 Try: Ensaimadas, almond croissants, café con leche
- 👨👩👧👦 Casual, family-friendly vibe
🥑 Mama Carmen’s
Stylish café in Santa Catalina with a focus on eco and plant-based dishes.
- 📍 Location: Carrer d’Anníbal, Santa Catalina
- 🥑 Try: Smoothie bowls, banana pancakes, oat milk lattes
- 🌿 Vegan and gluten-free options available
🍳 Rosevelvet Bakery
A trendy spot in the Old Town for sourdough bread, poached eggs, and sweet bakes.
- 📍 Location: Carrer de la Missió
- 🍳 Try: Shakshuka, cinnamon rolls, specialty coffee
- ✨ Interior: Chic, urban atmosphere with a New York café vibe
🍞 Panadería S’Estació
A traditional bakery with authentic Mallorcan touches.
- 📍 Location: Plaça de l’Estació Intermodal
- 🥖 Try: Tostada con tomate y jamón, coca de patata
- 🚉 Great for travelers arriving or departing from the main station
🥓 Brunchit Palma
A vibrant and modern brunch chain popular with digital nomads and creatives.
- 📍 Location: Carrer de les Caputxines
- 🍳 Try: Eggs benedict, acai bowls, matcha lattes
- 🖥️ Free WiFi and laptop-friendly
☕ Nanø Coffee Lab
A sleek specialty coffee bar known for its high-quality beans and minimal Nordic aesthetic.
- 📍 Location: Carrer del Sindicat, near Plaça Major
- ☕ Try: V60 pour-over, cold brew, cinnamon buns
- 📸 Popular with design lovers and coffee purists
🐶 El Perrito Coffee and Food
A cozy café in Santa Catalina known for its dog-friendly atmosphere and creative brunch plates.
- 📍 Location: Carrer de Cotoner
- 🥪 Try: Sourdough sandwiches, shakshuka, craft coffee
- 🐕 Friendly staff, furry friends welcome
🍞 Palma Bread
One of the best bakeries in town for artisan sourdough and quality morning bites.
- 📍 Location: Carrer del Carme
- 🍳 Try: Toasted rye with eggs, cinnamon cardamom buns
- 🥖 Nordic vibes with serious attention to baking
🧘 Santal Café
A bright, plant-filled space ideal for slow mornings and healthy plates.
- 📍 Location: Carrer de Sant Magí
- 🥗 Try: Avocado toasts, energy bowls, green smoothies
- 🌱 Great for wellness-focused foodies
🐮 The Barn
Trendy all-day brunch café with friendly service and hearty breakfast staples.
- 📍 Location: Carrer del Socors
- 🍳 Try: Full English breakfast, pancakes, fresh juices
- 🎧 Modern playlist and stylish crowd
🍯 Bonus: Markets & Local Kiosks
If you’re looking for a quick, authentic local experience:
- Mercat de l’Olivar – Grab a café solo and croissant at one of the indoor stalls
- Kiosko Reina Maria Cristina – An open-air kiosk in a park with affordable coffee and bocadillos
- Bar Bosch – Iconic corner café for a classic Mallorcan breakfast with people-watching
💡 Tips for Breakfast in Palma
- Most cafés open around 8:00–9:00 AM
- Sunday mornings are busy — go early if you want a seat
- Many offer vegetarian/vegan alternatives
- Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory (rounding up is common)
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From a flaky pastry and cortado on a sunny terrace to a full-on eggs-and-avocado feast, Palma’s breakfast scene is as varied and vibrant as the island itself. Set your alarm (or don’t) — and start your day the Mallorcan way. 🥐☀️
