We were immediately drawn in by the stunning art. The friendly staff members drew us to stay and we had amazing coffee in the stunning courtyard. We also bought some stunning hand made cups. We highly recommend this stop for some art, coffee and friendly service. The gallery and coffee shop are also stunningly decorated.

C’an Prunera in Sóller is a beautiful modernist house, a hidden gem. The architecture alone is stunning, with elegant details and beautifully decorated rooms; the art collection offers a great variety of modernist works. A must-visit for anyone exploring Sóller.

Saw the huge adverts in Port Sóller and thought “Why not?” An I ever glad we went? The original fittings and furnishings are so Art Deco they are out of this world - but that’s not even half of it! The collections of Art are magnificent whilst the top floor immersive art experience/experiments were truly mind blowing. Oh and the cafe was good too. And Yes there’s a lift ( the beautiful staircase can be a challenge)

The house and gardens are a delight and should not be missed . The garden is a small oasis where you can relax with a glass of wine. Tour the building at your leasure plus you get a free voice guide to download on to your phone.

A truly breathtaking experience. The Art Nouveau interior is so stylish and each room contains original works of art. Highly recommend seeing this place. I also had a nice coffee in the garden. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

What an absolute jewel of a museum! Beautifully renovated, it boasts an impressive collection; the Miro’s in particular were stunning. The sculpture garden is not just a feast for the eye, but for other senses as well, as you can enjoy your drinks and bites there. Last but not least, the employees were kind and offered high-quality information. Highly recommended.

A highlight of Mallorca – a museum with a unique interior and impressive paintings. Enjoy the elegant design and unique atmosphere inside its cool, air-conditioned halls, a welcome escape from the July heat. Start your visit with the audio guide and finish with a glass of wine or coffee at the garden. The friendly and welcoming staff can also tell you about upcoming music evenings – don’t miss the chance to attend one.

Wonderful experience and so relax place with nice and quiet atmosphere. Owners and staff so nice and friendly. Easy to park inside farm areal. Tasting of oranges ,marmelades,bread with tomatoes and olives its nice touch. This farm its bio and eco friendly , so as well You can see how hard is plant and harvest fruit. Surrounding area is nice under rocky hill. This is definatelly one of Best atractions in Malta worth it to visit for families too. Thank You for beautiful day and experience

We come to Mallorca every year and not sure how we've only just found this place. Staff were friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. Self guided tour was peaceful, calm and informative. Oranges left at resting place for us were delicious (none of us like oranges normally!). Snacks at the end were lovely, catered for gluten free, and small playground to keep children busy while we drank our OJ was a nice touch. Only thing we missed is we wanted to buy lots of the oranges from the shop at the end but unfortunately there were none for sale. I think they're missing a bit of a trick there as given how much people were enjoying the oranges they would have sold lots! Would highly recommend for families with children or couples alone. We spent 2.5 hours here and paid €60. Highly recommend.

The best experience in Majorca. Such an authentic and unique time exploring this natural citrus farm. Takes about 1-1:30hr to explore the grounds filled with chickens, kittens, and of course citrus plants. Very nice spots for photos with the mountain backdrop. In the middle of the tour you get to cut up an orange it is so refreshing! At the end of the self guided tour you get a small meal complete with homemade lemonade and of course, orange juice. The best orange juice I have ever tasted. Everyone was very welcoming and kind. Parking is available on site. You can also leave your car there later and explore Soller — it’s about a 15 minute walk from the farm. The drive there is a bit hectic through the narrow streets just drive slow and be careful.

Amazing experience, Our 10 and 2 year old kids loved it, the owner lady is so sweet and Romanian girl did above and beyond! The view they have is breathtaking! Although it was a rainy day we even did not notice! Paradise on earth !

Really nice garden with lots of kinds oranges and lemons. Brunch is included in the price including lemonade and orange juice. Overall it was really interesting to see all of the different kinds of citrus fruits.

Very nice tour on the eco farm. This was their last day of the season (end of October). Very peaceful here, after the tour we were offered snack with orange fresh, everything was really nice.

The service here is truly amazing. You do have to book online and then pay when you get there. About €20 each. Only open on select days. About a 15 minutes walk from Sóller and they have parking if you have a car. Chickens, peacocks are a great addition. Oranges and lemons look great as well as the other unique fruits on site. They provide an orange along the way to cut and eat. They also provide a small meal at the end with samples from items they do on their farm. Views of the landscape are truly the highlight.

Saw the church from outside only as it was closed. Very beautiful design. Església de Sant Bartomeu de Sóller dates back to the 13th century and has undergone several transformations, with its striking Modernist facade added in the early 20th century by architect Joan Rubió, a disciple of Gaudí. The church blends Gothic, Baroque, and Modernist styles, reflecting Sóller’s rich history. Inside, it features impressive altars, stained glass, and a peaceful atmosphere.

A lovely church in Sóller's main square, it's a great example of architectural evolution. The blend of the historic Gothic and Baroque with the later modern facade, designed by a student of Gaudí, makes for a captivating sight. It's a peaceful spot to appreciate the local history and a beautiful backdrop for photos.

Nice church, both architectural and inside. Small museum inside, worth 1 EUR on top of 2 EUR entrance fee

Very cinematic town. Coffe near chatedral is just relaxing.

Amazing architecture on the outside. It was closed on sunday so we couldn't go inside. There was a flea market on the square right in front of the church with stands selling various hand-crafted products and a creative corner for kids.

Beautiful exterior facing the town square. Great views as approaching from the train, but also a great spot to hang out at the front on the steps and watch the town. Many people were there doing just that. Catching some shade and admiring the architecture. A beautiful piece of art in a beautiful Majorcan town. You can’t miss it if in the area.

Very magnificent cathedral, city , mountains , small and narrow streets . Everything was beautiful. Is worth a visit for a couple of hours

Interesting and cute little church! The parking is currently closed. If you take that road you will have to continue down a bumpy road all the way back to Sóller or akwardly turn around at some point . You can access it by a nature hike starting in Sóller town, there are a few spots to park there, otherwise you can access from the road above and park on the hard shoulder a few metres past the exit to the church.

Sa Capelleta Santa Maria de l'Olivar in Mallorca is a hidden treasure that holds a special place in my heart. Tucked away amidst the island's picturesque countryside, this quaint chapel carries an air of tranquility and spirituality. As I approached, the centuries-old stone walls and the gentle tolling of the bell beckoned me inside. Stepping through the entrance, I was greeted by a serene atmosphere and a sense of reverence. The interior, adorned with religious artifacts and flickering candlelight, created a sacred space for contemplation and reflection. The chapel's history whispered through its walls, sharing tales of devotion and faith. Outside, the surrounding olive groves painted a soothing backdrop, their silvery leaves dancing in the breeze. I took a moment to soak in the peaceful surroundings, finding solace in the simplicity of nature. Sa Capelleta Santa Maria de l'Olivar offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It serves as a reminder of the enduring power of spirituality and the beauty of quiet contemplation. Whether you seek solace, a connection to the island's rich heritage, or simply a moment of inner peace, this hidden gem is a must-visit destination in Mallorca.

It is to your left if you go up the hill

Peaceful and beautiful place to meditate

The place is very lovely: with a nicely maintained garden and stunning views.

The hidden jewel in Mallorca. You will find it on the road to Fornalutx... one of the most beautiful villages in Spain.

Worth the walk up from Soller

Fantastic regional food with a nice sophisticated touch. Attentive and nice service. Gorgeous place. Fair prices. The short menu was plenty of food for a dinner for us

Food is of very good quality and dishes are very creative. This place only does fixed price menu with the option to add the wine pairing. Considering other places in the area, it seemed affordable for being a price fix menu. We sat at the terrace which wasn’t anything special. Next time I will ask to be seated in the main dining area inside.

I don’t know which Michelin auditor visited this place, but they must have been either very hungry or didn’t try the lunch menu, because this was a below-average meal compared to any other Spanish restaurant. Firstly, the tuna pâté as a starter was bland, completely lacking in taste and missing any crunchy or contrasting element. The baby squid was quite good—nothing special—but what was truly disappointing was the veal dish. It felt like a random mix of leftover veggies and poorly seasoned meat. Honestly, something I’d expect to get at a casual family BBQ, not at a Bib Gourmand restaurant. Even though we were almost the only table in the restaurant (which in itself felt odd for a Michelin-recognized place), it took the staff 17 minutes to clear our plates. The food presentation didn’t help either—it was more like: “Here’s some squid…” Overall, I don’t recommend this restaurant and I truly don’t understand how it made it into the Michelin Guide.

Since our last visit, 5 years ago, I believe the restaurant has now achieved the coveted Michelin star. That said, the presentation and stunning food did not make up for the tiny portion sizes or the distinct lack of atmosphere. We are not new to the concept, having eaten in fine dining restaurants around the world, but at over €270 for 4 people (including drinks) we shouldn't have to be making rounds of toast on our return to our accommodation.

I went for a lunch menu which I believe was well balanced and fairly priced. The food was a bit underwhelming for a Michelin guide. The starter and dessert quite good, but the main (stuffed chicken thigh) was very basic. The staff was great though and all in all would recommend to try.

Following the Michelin guide blindly. Its the very first time I spent over 130€ for a very medium menu. Started with really unpleasant waiter who wasn't welcoming neither sympathic all along the tasting menu (the young waiter was much more joyful). A side of it deco very basic which can be appreciated but with table napkins dirty and had some rest of leaves on the table. Amuse bouche and starters were promising but then the fish and meat wasn't special and the mix of flavours were not matching on my opinion eventhough we are very opened. It wasnt not good just not what was expected. Some other addresses can get this Michelin recommendation in the surrounding (Cf Patiki where creativity is) Not saying it's not good but disappointing compare to what is expected.

Avoid this place. As a foodie who swears by the Michelin guide, I was very much looking forward to trying this restaurant. Sadly, I was hugely disappointed. While the price and presentation of the dishes were great, the food itself was below average. Our two main dishes were tuna cheek with mushrooms and honey, which tasted like cat food and then a prawn stew which tasted like dirty bath water. When the bill came we were then shocked that they had charged us for the bread and butter which despite being the best thing we ate that evening, was presented to us as if it were complimentary, which was disappointing. All in all, I would advise you skip this place. I’d rather spend more and have a half decent meal elsewhere.

Fabulous in a group or alone. Great food and friendly helpful welcoming staff. Do make a reservation to make sure you get a table. Pasta made in-house and delicious. It’s a litter more fancy than your usual ‘mom&pop’ eatery.

Overrated, overpriced, not worth it. The pasta was dry, tasteless, and completely overpowered by sage. Definitely not worth even 10€, yet they charged 28€. A real disappointment. The pappardelle was far too al dente, bland, and served in a portion so small it looked like it was meant for a child — and that for 24€. The only positives: the interior is nicely designed, the tables and plates are pretty, and the plating is fine. But that’s where the good things end. Still bottled water - 6€?!! Service felt strange, impersonal, and a bit rude. Overall: save your money and eat elsewhere.

Really good atmosphere and great service, lovely staff. The food was good - we had the slow cooked beef starter which was super delicious and 2 times of pastas - giving it a 4 not 5 because the pasta was decent but not amazing. Would recommend this place if you fancy an Italian!

Came in here after hearing great reviews. We were looking for a place with a vibe in the early afternoon as well as good food, that was open around 2pm (a lot of places were closed). The food hit the spot, the pasta was fresh and it was nice having access to some Italian wine. The most special thing is that they made us Sgroppinos at the table, which are the most refreshing and boozy drink/dessert. Incredibly accommodating and fantastic experience overall.

Good Italian option in Sóller. Most dishes are fairly basic but generally good quality and taste. The patio area is beautiful, I recommend you sit there if possible.

Had a really beautiful first night in Mallorca here. The courtyard was lovely with a really elegant and comfortable almost romantic vibe. Instantly felt very relaxed and somewhere a little special. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was interesting italian with a spanish twist and really creative and beautifully prepared. We loved our baked aubergine with cheese. It was rich and unctuous. Cooked perfectly and a really refined dish which we were not expecting. Both pastas were superb, al dente. Both beautiful and delicious. Had never had jamon on a pasta before and worked beautifully with the herby fragrant lemon butter sauce. I would come back for sure. Had a lovely local wine and some vermouth too.

On our vacation we went there twice - first time just spontaneously, second time we booked a table because we were so pleased and astonished with the setting, the food and the staff!! It is a family owned restaurant, staff is attentive and always down for a talk which we loved. In-house made food which tastes amazing!!! In case we ever come back to Sóller we will also come back to dining at this restaurant. It’s absolutely divine, a hidden gem in the alleys of Sóller. We’d recommend it to anyone who loves food, especially homemade food where you can tell it’s been prepared and made with love.

*Note: cash only!* Feels like you stepped into someone’s living room. The experience was so cozy, right down to the staff showing us the home cooked pasta. Our salad starter might’ve been the best one I’ve had, ever. And that was only topped by our mains! The lasagna and tagliatelle were both cooked to perfection. This is a small place, so it may fill up. We were lucky and were able to sneak into a table for two relatively early in the night. Also, their hours on Google are wrong. They don’t close at 8. Seems they stop seating around 9-930.

these were some of the best pasta both of us have ever tried. don’t be hesitant because of the price, it’s absolutely worth it. The ambience is amazing, our time with the beautiful team was the highlight of our stay in Sollér. All the food highly recommended but especially the sorrentinos are to die for. Hopefully we’ll get a chance to come back, stunning food

A hidden gem just outside the city center — peaceful, quiet, and a perfect break from the bustle. Run by two kind Spanish women who made us feel truly welcome, offering warm, personal service that matched the charm of the place. We were lucky to get the last table without a reservation, and we're glad we did. The homemade pasta was delicious, and the fresh lemonade and iced tea, infused with lemons and spices, were a standout. Simple, thoughtful, and full of heart — we left feeling well-fed and well-cared-for, thank you.

This is the most delightful restaurant with delicious food. Fresh tangy pasta, with zingy sauce. Claudia is friendly and the atmosphere is charming. A lovely TV find just off the beaten track.

This is our favorite restaurant in Mallorca! Claudia and her staff are incredible and make you feel part of their family. The sorrentinos are fantastic and so flavorful. You can taste the love and quality that Claudia puts into her food!

Outstanding freshly made pasta dishes. Charming venue with v-good service. Good value.

Chef Claudia is like your grandma away from home. She treated us like family and was so thoughtful with her questions and answers to our questions. Her food tastes homemade (which makes sense since she said the restaurant is like her home) and is unique. The flavors she combines complement each other very well. We spent nearly two hours here and the time passed so quickly because of how welcome we felt. If you’re able to get a reservation, don’t miss out on eating here and enjoying a wonderful meal.

We would definitely recommend C’an Pintxo - the food was fantastic and the gins too! Nacho was our waiter and he was very attentive, great customer service

Not Your Typical Tapas Unconventional and Delicious If you're looking for a tapas experience that breaks away from tradition, this place is an absolute must-visit. The chef blends unexpected ingredients, textures and innovative flavors. Each dish is a delightful surprise, from the savory-sweet combinations to the artful presentation. Staff was friendly and attentive! A reservation is a must!

Highly suggest eating here when in Soller! We sat at the bar which was absolutely wonderful. Food is innovative and delicious. Definitely get the potato salad and the beef cheek! The photo below is a play on tiramisu - per the chef’s recommendation!

Loved this place! I forgot to take pictures of most of the food because it looked so delicious, I needed to eat it immediately. I recommend getting the tiradito, xotet, patatas bravas and Mediterranean tacos! I was surprised that the xotet was my favorite. The meat was delicious and very tender. The tiradito was super refreshing and light The tacos were juicy, citrusy and filling! The staff were also very friendly and the wine was great. We were buying bottles to take with us home

My three friends and I all agreed this is probably the most bizarre meal we’ve ever had. The dishes were all extremely over-engineered, with the result sadly being a selection of confused and unpleasant flavours. The bravas were okay, and the service was pleasant.

An amazing and defo one I’d go back for. Loved the whole experience - esp open kitchen and bar/ tables allowing proper tapas experience and delightful staff and incredible food and wine.

This restaurant is a no-brainer—everything is delicious and creatively prepared. Every single dish had something unique and special that made it stand out. The service is top-notch, and the bar overlooking the kitchen is a must-experience. Hands down, the best food experience we’ve had on the island so far!

Everything was fine. The staff was super friendly and they seemed to like working here. I only have a couple of complaints. The patatas bravas were great with good mojo rojo. Unfortunately croquettes seemed nothing like self made. Price/quality is not great.

What a friendly & homely place to eat. We had a quiet relaxing evening meal. We just missed the mad rush of the last four days of celebrations in Sòller. Sitting outside is safe as smokers have to go into the street. Our young friendly waiter spoke perfect English. The homemade Lemonade is great!

We had a great time! Croquettes weren't anything to write home about, but the paella mixta was delicious, maybe my favorite of our trip. Beautiful atmosphere and good service.

As the food was so good at Bar Molino we ate here multiple times during a 10 day stay in Soller. In groups of 4 and 5 family and friends and as a couple. Sampled lots of the menu choices, all were delicious but particularly loved the lamb which was cooked to perfection. It’s lovely sitting outside on the traditional terrace for an evening meal. The staff were very friendly too. Highly recommend if you’re looking for tasty food and a quiet setting.

A pleasant little restaurant, a short walk out of town. Good booking system and if you are hoping for a table on the terrace I suggest booking in advance. Our order was taken quickly and our drinks followed therafter. Nice local wine followed by curry croquettes quite a large portion so good for sharing. The steak was cooked to our liking but we werent too keen on the paella. All dishes were reasonably priced and it was nice to try somewhere less touristy.

The traditional food was very good and the sangria amazing!

Loved this place. Just on the edge of old town. The lamb leg was perfect and the vegetables were delicious. The staff was so kind and even stayed open an extra 20 mins because we wanted one more drink. Definitely check it out.