Port Andratx is home to the island’s most mouth-watering dishes, made famous for their base of fresh ingredients and topped off with the day’s local catch. Lovers of seafood will not be disappointed here particularly when it comes to paella. Restaurante Club de Vela is well-known for its lobster paella, or otherwise its linguine with clams. Of course in Port Andratx where there is a good plate of food, there is a stunning sunset to match. Restaurants including Sumailla and Barlovento are perfect for a romantic dinner with sea views and a glass of white wine.

2. Sumailla
The trend for Japanese Peruvian fusion is going strong at this waterside restaurant, where outstanding sushi is accompanied by glorious bay views. Eat indoors where the décor is smart minimalist (courtesy of architect Jaime Garcia Ruiz) or on the al fresco terrace right on the waterfront, with lovely views of the port.TIP: Best to book two or three days ahead – the restaurant is very popular amongst residents and tourists alike.
Taste buds tingling? Stomachs rumbling? The culinary scene in Port Andratx awaits you! Or if you’re less about seafood and more about a chicken tikka masala or a bowl of steaming pad thai then Santa Catalina will more than satisfy, as will the centre of Palma where kitchens are ablaze with spices and flavours from all over the world.







