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A Matcha A Day
Fresh daily ceremonial-grade matcha, speciality coffee and matcha-forward drinks on Carrer d'Anníbal.
Carrer d'Anníbal
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Balu Studios
Reformer Pilates, mat Pilates, barre, yoga, HIIT, mobility and heels — small group classes in the heart of Santa Catalina.
Santa Catalina
restaurants
Marui Sushi
Classical sushi & Japanese dining on Plaça del Progrés — the island's finest ingredients meet Japanese heritage.
Plaça del Progrés
restaurants
Marui Steak
Steaks (and more), Japanese style — open kitchen, charcoal robata and teppan on the corner of the Mercat.
Plaça de la Navegació
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Vandal Palma
Contemporary Spanish cooking on Plaça del Progrés — chef Sebastián Bernabé's kitchen, recognised by Repsol and abcMallorca.
Plaça del Progrés
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BATX Santa Catalina
Specialty coffee from Lot61 (Amsterdam), homemade pastries with stone-milled Mallorcan flour and a tight brunch menu on Carrer de Despuig.
Carrer de Despuig
restaurants
Restaurante Libanés Rotana
Authentic Lebanese cooking in the heart of Santa Catalina — 30+ mezze, charcoal grills, slow-cooked lamb and Lebanese & Mallorcan wines.
Carrer Annibal
shops
Mercat de Santa Catalina
The beating heart of the barrio — a covered produce market of fishmongers, butchers, greengrocers, delis, bakeries and bar stalls.
Plaça de la Navegació
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Mama Carmen's Coffee & Kitchen
Specialty coffee, smoothie bowls and vegan-leaning brunch on Carrer de Cervantes — one of the barrio's original third-wave cafés.
Carrer de Cervantes
cafes
Nanø Coffee Lab
Small but mighty specialty coffee bar hidden down a Palma side street — espresso, filter, cold brew and vegan-friendly breakfast.
Carrer de Can Asprer (Palma centre)
bars
LAB Cocktail Bar
The cocktail 'LABoratory' on Carrer de Sant Magí — vintage London styling, classic blends with a twist and 45+ gins.
Carrer de Sant Magí
services
Hotel Hostal Cuba
A 100-year-old modernist landmark on the corner of Santa Catalina — now a 4-star boutique hotel with a rooftop Sky Bar.
Carrer de Sant Magí
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Stagier Bar
A tapas bar for restless palates on Carrer d'Espartero — Latin and Mediterranean flavours built on the island's best produce.
Carrer d'Espartero
restaurants
Naan Street Food
A restaurant with the soul of a street stall — world street food and cocktails on Carrer de Caro.
Carrer de Caro
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Santina by the Market
All-day brunch across the street from the Mercat — walk-ins only, serving Santa Catalina since 2017.
Carrer d'Anníbal
cafes
Plant Shack Santa Catalina
Speciality coffee and a cold-pressed juice bar — 100% plant-based goodness on Carrer de Dameto.
Carrer de Dameto
wellness
Earth Yoga Mallorca
A purpose-built yoga studio in the heart of Santa Catalina, with daily classes, workshops and teacher training.
Carrer de Despuig
wellness
RA MA Mallorca
Kundalini yoga, meditation and breathwork on Carrer de Despuig — the Mallorca home of the RA MA Institute.
Carrer de Despuig
wellness
Lucky Bodies & Happy Souls
A treatment clinic and yoga space on Calle Despuig — Rolfing, naprapathy, acupuncture, massage and somatic therapy.
Carrer de Despuig
wellness
Palma Sport & Tennis Club
Tennis, spa, gym, restaurant and a co-working space, minutes from Santa Catalina on Carrer Joan Maria Thomàs.
Carrer Joan Maria Thomàs
services
Pop Up Pamper
Luxury beauty and massage brought to your door across Mallorca — facials, lashes, brows, nails and waxing.
Mobile — across Mallorca
services
Bangs and Lashes
Cutting, colour, balayage, extensions and lashes on Carrer de Servet — a Santa Catalina salon since 2002.
Carrer de Servet
services
Hotel Feliz
A design hotel in the Terreno oasis — rooftop pool and sauna, pool terrace, restaurant and conference spaces.
Avinguda de Joan Miró — El Terreno
shops
La Libélula Home
An interior design studio and curated furniture showroom on Carrer de Pou — "where spaces breathe and stories are lived".
Carrer de Pou
shops
Madeleine de Proust
A French-inspired artisan bakery, pâtisserie and boutique bistro on Carrer d'Anníbal.
Carrer d'Anníbal
bars
La Rosa Vermutería & Colmado
The original vermutería of the La Rosa Troupe — quality produce, timeless gastronomy and music, open every day.
Carrer de la Rosa — old town
restaurants
Patrón Lunares
A seafood cantina on Carrer de la Fàbrica, named for a big-hearted skipper — oysters, Josper mussels and red prawns.
Carrer de la Fàbrica
restaurants
Santa Restaurant
Where fire becomes art: a steakhouse on Carrer de la Fàbrica from the team behind Vandal.
Carrer de la Fàbrica
bars
Café Lisboa
A long-running music bar on Sant Magí — jazz jams, open mics, DJs and easy-going cocktails until late.
Carrer de Sant Magí
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Nagami Nikkei
Nagami brings Peruvian and Japanese traditions together in a warmly intimate room on Carrer de Caro. Come for ceviche, sushi, tiraditos and local produce, then stay for the quietly special Santa Catalina feeling.
Santa Catalina
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Diecisieteº
Diecisieteº has been bringing the glow of Basque grill and good wine to Fàbrica since 2004. Settle into the terrace, the dining room or the private table for aged cuts, shared plates and an easy barrio evening.
Santa Catalina
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PalmaBread
PalmaBread makes the morning feel worth getting up for, with fresh bread, proper coffee and Swedish-style cinnamon and cardamom buns. Pick up something warm on Plaça del Progrés, or stay a little longer with the bakers and the barrio.
Santa Catalina
shops
Magatzem de Santa Catalina
On Plaça de la Navegació, Magatzem de Santa Catalina keeps the craft of handmade Mallorcan espadrilles and sandals alive. Capazos, hats, avarcas and made-to-measure shoes fill a small shop that still feels like the barrio’s own workshop.
Santa Catalina
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The Library (STFU)
Behind an understated door on Annibal, The Library makes cocktails feel like stories waiting to be opened. It is a tiny, cosy speakeasy for thoughtful drinks, curious conversation and the kind of night that rewards a reservation.
Santa Catalina
bars
Bar Joan Frau (Ca’n Frau)
Inside the Mercat, Bar Joan Frau (Ca’n Frau) has been the barrio’s midday table since 1966 — variat, coca, panades and Thursday/Saturday Arroz Brut among neighbours, market traders and newcomers who stay for the rhythm of the stalls.
Santa Catalina
bars
Vermoutique
Stall 19 in the Mercat is home to Vermoutique — house vermouth, tapas and tortilla culture with the soul of a market bar. Come for a glass at the counter and stay for the midday Santa Catalina energy.
Santa Catalina
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Ferretería La Central
On Sant Magí, Ferretería La Central keeps more than a century of hardware and nautical know-how alive in a Modernista building — tools, fittings and barrio advice in one of Santa Catalina’s true emblematic shops.
Santa Catalina
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Mercería Nadal
Open since 1924 on Cerdà, Mercería Nadal is the barrio’s classic haberdashery — hydraulic tiles, old cabinetry and the same careful service, now continued by Lietina Binimelis for Santa Catalina’s regulars.
Santa Catalina
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Villa Vintage
Independent vintage clothing on Sant Magí — rails of finds between Magatzem and Libélula, for browsing slowly and dressing with a Santa Catalina edge.
Santa Catalina
bars
La Mona Vermutería
On Cotoner, La Mona Vermutería brings house vermut, gildas and standing-table energy to the barrio — a newer vermutería that fits the evening Santa Catalina pour.
Santa Catalina
bars
Ventuno Bar Italiano
Family-run Italian bar on Sant Magí — cocktails, wine and pizzette into the night, strengthening Santa Catalina’s evening bars beyond LAB, The Library and Agabar.
Santa Catalina
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Forn Ca sa Camena
Emblematic bakery on Anníbal since 1912 — ensaimadas, panades and Pa d’aquí from a family forn that still smells like morning Santa Catalina.
Santa Catalina
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Frutas Ramón
At stalls 127–131 in the Mercat, Frutas Ramón is the barrio’s long-running greengrocer — island produce, hard-to-find imports and yacht provisioning from a stall that has been here for more than fifty years.
Santa Catalina
bars
Bar Isleño
A classic square café-bar on Plaça de la Navegació, opposite the Mercat — the kind of local counter Santa Catalina still keeps for a morning coffee and a simple plate.
Santa Catalina
bars
La Barra de Bendita
Stalls 01–04 in the Mercat are La Barra de Bendita — a modern tasca (their own Linktree calls it a Tasquita Moderna) at the market bar counters.
Santa Catalina
bars
Arume Sushi Bar & Dim Sum | Oysters Bar & Caviar
One listing for Tomeu Martí’s counters: sushi, dim sum and oysters at stalls 91–94, 95–100 and 117–119 — a market bar where plates are made to order at the counter.
Santa Catalina
bars
Bar La Tapita
Stalls 20–21 are Bar La Tapita — pinchos, tapas and a plate of the day with wine or beer, made from the market’s fresh ingredients.
Santa Catalina
restaurants
A-mar Sushi & Seafood Bar
Stalls 33–36 are A-mar, Chef Esteban and Francesca’s sushi and seafood table inside the Mercat — sushi, seafood, oysters and wine from the market.
Santa Catalina
bars
Bar des Mercat by Nat & Drito
Stall 45, on the fish corner, is Bar des Mercat by Nat & Drito — bring what you bought in the market and they grill it.
Santa Catalina
shops
Sa Roteta Wine Shop
Stalls 15–16 are Sa Roteta, the Mercat wine shop Biel Ferrá opened in 1999 — local and imported bottles, beer, gin, cava and gourmet pantry.
Santa Catalina
shops
Charcutería Selecta Fausto Izquierdo
Stalls 17–18 and 72–74 are Fausto Izquierdo, the third-generation gourmet charcuterie — ibérico ham, cheeses, smoked fish and foie, with vacuum packing and ham cutters.
Santa Catalina
shops
Es Recó by Antonio Serra
Stall 136 is Es Recó by Antonio Serra — sobrasada, Mallorcan and Menorcan cheese, fuet, honey and other Balearic products, open in the Mercat since August 2015.
Santa Catalina
cafes
Narez & Cuart Confectionery Artists
Stall 78 is Narez & Cuart’s pastry counter in the Mercat — tarts, croissants, artisan bread, biscuits and chocolates.
Santa Catalina
shops
El Rincón del Bacalao
Stall 58 is El Rincón del Bacalao — salt cod, olives, pickles and conservas, reopened in 2026 after the previous owners retired.
Santa Catalina
shops
Especias Crespí
Stalls 56–57 are Especias Crespí, the organic spice house founded in 1945 — paprika, herbs, nuts, teas and spice blends.
Santa Catalina
cafes
Cafés Ca’n Joan
Stall 79 is Cafés Ca’n Joan — specialty coffee sold in bulk, ground to the brew method, plus cups, chocolate and sweets.
Santa Catalina
bars
Chez Maxim
Chez Maxim is a wine shop and champagne bar opposite the covered market, with around 100 wines by the glass. Any bottle on the shelves can be opened and enjoyed right there.
Santa Catalina
wellness
The Glute Shop
Tucked into the heart of Santa Catalina, The Glute Shop is a women-only strength gym built around official Booty Builder machines.
Santa Catalina
restaurants
OSMA Table Française
Heritage French cooking from Marion and Javier on Carrer de la Pursiana, rooted in classic sauces and seasonal produce.
Santa Catalina
restaurants
Bendito Gusto
Handmade fresh pasta and sauces on Carrer d'Anníbal: pick your pasta, pick your sauce.
Carrer d'Anníbal
cafes
El Perrito Café
Breakfast and brunch café on Carrer d'Anníbal, around the corner from the Mercat de Santa Catalina.
Carrer d'Anníbal
restaurants
Enoteca 1918
Gourmet tapas and signature plates paired with a deep wine list on Carrer de la Fàbrica.
Carrer de la Fàbrica
restaurants
Bistro Esencia
Contemporary Mediterranean tasting menus, classic or vegan, with km 0 produce and island wines.
Carrer de Sant Magí
creative
Teatre Mar i Terra
Palma's municipal Teatre Maruja Alfaro Mar i Terra: theatre, music and family shows on Sant Magí.
Carrer de Sant Magí
wellness
Woman Personal Trainers Studio
Strength, hybrid, Barre Fit and pre and postnatal training for women, plus specialist wellbeing consultations.
Santa Catalina