BOIRA Restaurante — Restaurant in Palma

Was hoping for a relaxing cup of coffee in what look like lovely surroundings. First coffee was served with ants playing on the glass. Had to ask for a replacement. I'd usually expect an apology or just the waitress making up for it by being friendly, but the vibe was throughout rather cold and unwelcoming. Second coffee was fine. Was asked to move table for a booking - which the staff could just have told about when I arrived or by putting a sign on the table. Then a guided group arrived to discuss the merits of the courtyard. When I find myself on their group picture, it started feeling more like a zoo and less like an oasis of peace. Gave up on what was decidedly not going to be a relaxing experience. On attitude of the waitress and hygiene alone, I wouldn't return to...

Boira is a delightful hidden gem in Palma, offering a cozy atmosphere and occasional live music. One of its highlights is the weekly 3-course menu priced at €15.90, which features both meat and vegetarian options that change every week. The menu also includes a complimentary drink of your choice, such as water, beer, or wine. The prices of their cocktails are also quite reasonable. I had the pleasure of trying the Hugo cocktail, and I was thoroughly satisfied with its taste and size, especially considering the typical prices in Palma. Additionally, the staff at Boira is exceptional, delivering excellent service and displaying great...

We were looking for a place to eat out and found this restaurant on Maps. From the outside, it seemed small, but once inside, we discovered a spacious and beautifully decorated dining area. The service was excellent. They offered free appetizers—small toast with a dip—before presenting the daily menu for €17.90, which included a first course, a second course, and dessert, each with two options to choose from. I also ordered a coffee outside the menu. The food was fantastic, made with high-quality ingredients. I highly recommend this place and would...