Mallorca is not only famous for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife, but also for a surprisingly diverse coffee culture. Whether you are into quick espressos, specialty pour‑overs or relaxed brunch cafés, the island offers plenty of places for coffee lovers to explore.
Why Mallorca is great for coffee lovers
- Growing specialty‑coffee scene in Palma with modern roasteries and barista cafés.
- Mix of traditional Spanish cafés (café con leche, cortado) and trendy brunch spots with flat whites and filter coffee.
- Many cafés are located in scenic areas such as Palma Old Town, Sóller, Deià or the Tramuntana mountains, making them ideal stops during sightseeing or road trips.
Tip: In high season, visit earlier in the morning to avoid crowds and easily find a seat on the terrace.
Top cafés and coffee spots in Palma
- Mistral Coffee – specialty benchmark in Palma
Mistral Coffee is often mentioned among the top specialty coffee addresses in Palma. The roastery focuses on high‑quality beans and careful roasting, serving excellent espresso and filter options in a modern, urban setting.
- Location: Central Palma, within easy walking distance of key sights.
- Best for: Coffee enthusiasts who care about origin, roast profiles and brewing methods.
- La Molienda & Café Riutort – brunch and third‑wave vibe
La Molienda and Café Riutort appear frequently in current “best cafés in Palma” lists. Both combine specialty coffee with a relaxed brunch concept and a local, creative atmosphere.
- La Molienda: Stylish, local feel, great beans and one of the most popular breakfast spots in town.
- Café Riutort: Friendly, laid‑back café with very good coffee, ideal for planning your day in Palma.
- Surry Hills Specialty Coffee – Australian‑style brunch
Surry Hills Specialty Coffee brings a touch of Australian brunch culture to Palma. You get high‑quality coffee, modern brunch dishes and a warm, international atmosphere.
- Location: Close to the centre, easy to reach from Palma Old Town.
- Best for: Flat‑white lovers and late breakfast or brunch.
- El Grano de Café and more specialty spots
Beyond the big names, several other specialty cafés in Palma focus on quality beans and barista craft.
El Grano de Café: Specialty coffee, homemade cakes and all‑day breakfast in a central location.
You can discover more spots in up‑to‑date specialty coffee guides for Palma, which regularly add new cafés as the scene grows.
Cozy cafés outside Palma
Outside Palma you will find charming cafés with great views and relaxed vibes – perfect combined with a rental car and a day trip.
Sóller & Port de Sóller: Small cafés on the main square and around the harbour, ideal after a ride on the historic train.
Deià & the Tramuntana: Mountain villages with terrace cafés and scenic views, perfect for an afternoon coffee after a hike.
These places are easiest to reach by car, especially if you want to combine several villages and viewpoints in one day.
Practical tips for your coffee stops in Mallorca
- Season & opening hours: In low season, opening hours can change; always check Google Maps or the café’s social media before you go.
- Peak times: Popular brunch places are busiest between 10:00 and 13:00, so arriving early gives you a better chance of getting a table.
- Payments: Card payments are widely accepted, and many cafés support contactless payment via smartphone.
How to combine cafés and island exploration with mallorcard.es
Coffee stops are easy to integrate into any Mallorca itinerary – from city walks in Palma to road trips through the Tramuntana or relaxed beach days. With a rental car you stay flexible and can visit several cafés, viewpoints and beaches in one day. By checking partners that work with mallorcard.es, you can often find selected deals and discounts on rental cars and activities, making it easier to build a budget‑friendly route that includes your favourite coffee spots.