Ginger Palma Paseo del Borne — Restaurant in Palma

✨ Review of Ginger, Palma ✨

Right in the heart of Palma, Ginger delivers an atmosphere that’s hard to beat. The vibe is modern, lively, and welcoming – a place that instantly makes you feel part of the city’s vibrant pulse. Service is attentive and warm, complementing the setting perfectly.

When it comes to the food, the experience was overall very good, though with a few ups and downs:

Chicken Caesar Salad – Excellent. The chicken was juicy and flavorful, paired with crisp greens and a perfectly balanced dressing. A classic done right.

Pasta – Another highlight of the meal. Cooked al dente, with rich, authentic flavors that made it stand out as one of the best dishes on the table.

Milanesa Deluxe (Fried Chicken) – This dish was the one slight disappointment. While the portion was generous, the breading could have been crisper and the flavor a bit more refined. It wasn’t bad, but compared to the other dishes, it felt like it didn’t quite reach the same level.

All in all, Ginger is a spot where the atmosphere truly shines, and most of the food more than delivers. Even if the Milanesa Deluxe could be improved, the Caesar and pasta alone are worth the visit. Highly recommended if you want to enjoy Palma’s energy with good food, drinks, and a buzzing...

Dined at Ginger for dinner with my partner. The staff were so lovely and accommodating. We sat outside and were by the fire pit, which was nice. There was other people dining around us, however people were smoking in the dining area, which was off putting when you are trying to enjoy your food and there is someone blowing smoke over you.

We ordered the chicken schnitzel, which came with fries, and the chicken curry croquettes (we did try to order the ham ones, but they didn’t have these). We weren’t all that hungry, so just ordered to share and had no complaints about portion sizes. With this, we ordered 2 Coke zero’s, and one pint of local beer. The croquettes were not nice, they were extremely soggy, and I’m not entirely sure there was any chicken in them at all. We later realised that the portion of 6 were €14, which I think is overly priced, especially for what they were. Had I realised the price beforehand, I would’ve opted for something else. The chicken schnitzel was very dry and bland.

The restaurant prides itself on being ‘fresh and natural’, but ultimately the food was far from either of those things. €55.85 for what we had is so unbelievably...

During a cold and late afternoon , freezing with a stormy wind, we've entered this ginger born (also this famous street name, the champs Elysee of Palma) restaurant.

The menu prices could make some financially humble eyes fall out of their orbits, but for a coffee time, it's accessible to the majority of the people.

Our fantastic coffee milk foams last all the friendly discussion hours we were in need of. Women and men will relate.

The service is prompt, elegant, and delicious.

The interior design cares all around with tasty care of the tiniest details that make the whole different. Home sweet home feelings in the long entry alles which lead to a stairs that elevate the hungry visitors of the restaurant part.

I appreciate the large red cherry-like ball on the top of a white cherry tree binging a garden atmosphere to the...