Mama Carmen´s — Restaurant in Palma

Food and drinks are good and the presentation of them is really gorgeous, I think they do a fantastic job at that. Coffee is good too, I can't complain. Last year I visited this place and while waiting 25 minutes, they forgot my coffee, which can happen, sure. I saw them give my cappucino to someone they know, who parked his Tesla across the street and shouted obnoxiously while every other guest were watching uncomfortably. I went in and said I gotta leave, can't wait anymore cause I have somewhere to be. They didn't even say sorry or anything. They offered to make it to go, but I was already pretty late.

I should have known better...I went back now, finished my coffee and like a minute later they ask me to leave if I don't order anything else, because other people want to sit. While the whole terrace is free and the weather is basicly the same inside. So my final conclusion: if you want to take Instagram pictures of pretty food, spend a fortune on it, then go for it. This is kind of the posh Mallorca experience you might be looking for. Just keep your fingers crossed they don't give your order to...

I have been an avid costumer of their vegan location for about three years. This used to be my go-to place as the (past) staff was very friendly and their vegan pastries were overall good. I’ve also ordered about 4 cakes in the span of these years and THEY DO NOT pay attention to allergens (all cakes ended up having nuts though we explicitly said we couldn’t and they don’t have much to choose from (even if you call con antelación) It’s always been pricy as it’s usually a hub for richer tourists but recently the prices have gone up and the quality has gone down excessively. They also don’T seem to be selling much as the bakery tends to close with the vitrina full of pastries. And lastly, these kinds of businesses tend to white wash and appropriate any cuisine from the Global South and it is very clear that that is what goes on here (also in their non-food products aka selling sage, palo santo, the ‘kimchi’ and any East-Asian/South-Asian food and...

The first time I went here I couldn't get food for 40 minutes, because it was full and they couldn't make a toast as a takeaway. The second and third time I went they were closed and had a note on the door to go to their 'sister cafe'. It's all well and good, but the other cafe is vegan and it shouldn't be so hard to get a poached egg. Mind you, they have a Facebook and Instagram but it hasn't been updated in months. Their food may look and taste delicious but it's hard to judge when you don't get...