Port de Pollenca, the most northerly town in Mallorca was, before Mallorca's tourist boom, both popular with artists and a quiet retreat for the rich and famous. Today, many of the hotels still ooze that old world charm.
No visit is complete without strolling along Pine Walk, it got its name due to all the wonderful pine trees that shade the beach along its whole length, or seeing the Central Square, Plaça Capllonch, lined with its bars and restaurants and scene of the Port de Pollenca Wednesday market.
Restaurants in Port De Pollenca
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La Llonja
Moll Vell s/n • Show on map Mediterranean€ 45 avg
Sparkling from its recent makeover, La Llonja restaurant sits in a prime position on the harbour wall in the Port of Pollenca and dishes out an amazing array of fresh fish, seaf...
Celler la Parra
Carrer Joan XXIII, 84 • Show on map Spanish€ 25 avg
Celler La Parra has been in the same family for three generations having first opened in 1962, but nowadays it's brothers Jamie and Alex at the helm of this popular restaurant, ...
Corb Mari
Passeig Anglada Camarassa 91 • Show on map Seafood€ 45 avg
A shady terrace looks out onto Port Pollenca's celebrated Pine Walk and with the harbour beyond, Corb Mari is one of Pollenca's pole 'people watching' positions...
Los Faroles
Paseo de Saralegui, 46 • Show on map Seafood€ 30 avg
An old stager in Port de Pollenca, the ever popular Los Faroles has undergone a recent makeover giving the new look interior a cool chic appearance and even the famous fish trol...
Los Zarzales Restaurant
C. Jafuda Cresques 11 • Show on map Majorcan€ 35 avg
Los Zarzales, meaning bramble bushes in English is a popular restaurant in Mallorca's most northerly town of Port de Pollença...