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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
The directory
15 listings — independent restaurants, cafes, shops, studios and services across the barrio.

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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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An interior design studio and curated furniture showroom on Carrer de Pou — "where spaces breathe and stories are lived".
Carrer de Pou

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A French-inspired artisan bakery, pâtisserie and boutique bistro on Carrer d'Anníbal.
Carrer d'Anníbal

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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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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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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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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Stall 58 is El Rincón del Bacalao — salt cod, olives, pickles and conservas, reopened in 2026 after the previous owners retired.
Santa Catalina

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Stalls 56–57 are Especias Crespí, the organic spice house founded in 1945 — paprika, herbs, nuts, teas and spice blends.
Santa Catalina

