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Suquía CaféA-Worth Trying
C. de Blanquerna, 61, bajos A, Nord, 07010 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
· Vegetarian restaurant, Art cafe, Bistro
· 4.8/5 Google (302 reviews)
Reservations · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Creative vegetarian cafe with warm hospitality, small plates to share, and standout coffee and desserts; portions run small and service can slow when busy.
Why it gets an A- for overall quality
Suquía Café delivers exceptional food quality with creative vegetarian tapas and standout coffee that justify an A-grade standing. Warm, attentive service and a charming bohemian terrace create genuine appeal, though occasional consistency variations and slower service during peak times prevent reaching grade A territory. A beloved neighborhood gem that exceeds typical café standards.
Restaurant Summary
On Palma’s Blanquerna paseo, Suquía Café feels warm and bohemian: a tiny art-forward room and shaded terrace where servers greet you by name. Diners rave that plates are "fresh and lovingly made," with coffee and juices that taste bright and clean. A few guests note firm policies on outside food that can feel overly strict. The cooking skews creative vegetarian—shareable tapas, playful desserts like tomato brownie, and toasts built on quality produce. Expect original flavors rather than heavy comfort food, with portions on the small side that invite ordering a couple of dishes. Service is genuinely friendly, though pace can slow when busy or during solo-staff shifts. For families, results are mixed. While the vibe is relaxed and welcoming and there are simple items like toasts, there is no clear kids menu and staff strictly avoid outside snacks or ice creams on the terrace. Adventurous kids may enjoy tacos or potatoes; picky eaters could struggle without the usual childrens standbys.
At a Glance
- Creative vegetarian tapas with standout coffee and fresh juices
- Friendly owner-host presence and welcoming vibe
- Pleasant pedestrian terrace in less touristy area
- Portions run small, pushing spend higher
- Service can be slow when short-staffed
- No outside food policy strictly enforced
What Sets It Apart
- Art-filled cafe with exhibitions
- Creative vegetarian share plates
- Pedestrian terrace seating
What People Love
- Warm hospitality from the owner
- Fresh, vibrant produce flavors
- Playful desserts like tomato brownie
- Relaxed terrace on a pedestrian street
- Good vegan and gluten-free options
Points of Concern
- Portions are small relative to price; some diners left hungry
- Waiting times can be long at breakfast or when one person runs floor and kitchen
- Strict enforcement of no-outside-food on terrace can feel unfriendly to some guests
- Pricing perceived as high by several reviewers despite quality ingredients
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€26-38 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Based on reviews, pair 2 share plates with a fresh juice or craft beer; add dessert to reach a satisfying meal
Perfect For
- Casual vegetarian brunch
- Light dinner and drinks on a terrace
- Coffee and dessert stop
- Art lovers seeking a bohemian cafe
Location Insights
Area: Pedestrian Blanquerna street in Nord with local, neighborhood vibe; relaxed terraces and family traffic.
Safety: Generally safe, lively foot traffic on pedestrian paseo; typical urban awareness at night.
Nearby: Residential blocks, local shops, cafes and bars; less touristy than old town core but accessible.
NordNord is a residential and commercial neighborhood in Palma characterized by a mix of traditional and modern influences. It offers a relaxed atmosphere with local shops, cafes, and eateries, attracting both locals and visitors seeking authentic Mallorcan dining experiences in a less tourist-heavy environment.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday09:00–16:00
Wednesday09:00–16:00
Thursday09:00–16:00, 07:00–23:00
Friday09:00–16:00, 07:00–23:00
Saturday10:00–15:00, 07:00–23:00
Sunday
Available: Reservations, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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