Sa Cova d`en Xoroi is in the south coast resort of Cala en Porter. Cova d’en Xoroi used to be a prehistoric dwelling but has been made into a stunning tourist attraction and bar during the day and lively and stylish night club at night. It’s perched high on the side of a steep cliff…
It was the British that introduced Gin to Menorca’s during their occupancy during the 18th century. Gin was a popular drink in Britain and the soldiers missed it, so juniper berries were brought onto the island and a distillery built. The drink soon become a popular drink amongst the locals and in the 1900s Sr.Miguel…
Menorca is famous for its Cheese worldwide being produced by age long traditional processes for over 25 years. The Menorca cheese factory is located 1km from Ferreries. The museum offers tours on how the cheese is made and you can have a free taste of the numerous cheeses that are made there. The Mahon-Menorca Hort…
Located in Mahon’s Plaça d’Espanya, Mahon’s fish market (Mercat del Peix) has been operating since 1927, it’s a vibrant and buzzing place, where you can buy a range of fresh fish caught that morning. On the opposite side of the market you also buy locally made produce including local hams, cheese’s and wine’s. Freshly made…
The indoor market in Mahon, Mercat Claustre del Carme is just off Plaça d’Espanya. Adjacent in the magnificent church of Nostra Senyora de carme. The church cloisters have been cleverly converted into a spectacular market. There is a good variety of stores including a butcher, a florist, fruit and vegetable stalls, a tobacconist and a…
Bar and Restaurant Rueda is location in the centre of Sant Lluis on the South East side of the island. Since 1955 this traditional Menorcan bar/restaurant has been offering excellent tapas ranging from calamari (squid) to higado a la plancha (grilled liver) to albondigas (meatballs) to pinchitos (chick/pork kebabs). There is also a good selection…
Since its opening in the summer of 2018, Barracuda Restaurant in Cala Torret has quickly become a local favourite, loved by both locals and tourists alike. Renowned for its exceptional seafood offerings, the menu tempts with an array of the freshest catch — from succulent sea bass and tender octopus to plump scallops, langoustines, and…
Nestled between Cala Torret and Binibeca Nou, just a short stroll from Binibeca beach, Bar Paupa offers a sanctuary of relaxation and culinary delight. This simple but charming bar, with its unrivalled seafront location, captures the essence of Menorca life. Visitors can enjoy local flavours, from tapas and fresh salads to succulent meats and fish,…
Tucked away in the charming square of Cala Torret, Menorca, the local bakery presents a quaint retreat where daily delights are freshly baked to perfection. From the traditional ensaimada to a selection of vegan-friendly offerings such as oat milk for coffees and sumptuous milkshakes, this bakery caters to a diverse palate. Its array of fresh…