Tag: San Juan Mercado Gastronomico

Tag: San Juan Mercado Gastronomico

San Juan Mercado Gastronomico (Closed)

San Juan Mercado Gastronomico

This market is permanently closed.

San Juan Mercado Gastronomico in Palma, Majorca is a food lover’s paradise. Located in the heart of the city, this indoor market offers a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and artisanal products.

The market is housed in a beautiful historic building that has been carefully restored to preserve its original architecture. Inside, visitors will find a bustling atmosphere with vendors offering their wares and eager customers sampling the delicious food.

San Juan Mercado Gastronomico

Renovation

The market is located within the S’Escorxador cultural centre in a space which was once the city’s abattoir. The coral pink Modernista building has been renovated at a cost of £2m and is now an impressive home for this gastronomic social and cultural hub.

365 days per year

Within the market, which is open 365 days per year, you’ll find around 20 food stalls, a bar, café, terrace and bistro tables providing the space to sit down and eat what you have purchased. From traditional Spanish tapas to international cuisine, there is something for everyone at San Juan Mercado Gastronomico. Some of the standout stalls include a gourmet burger joint, an oyster bar, and a sushi restaurant.

In addition to the delicious food, the market also offers a selection of wines and craft beers. Visitors can enjoy a drink with their meal or take a bottle home to savour later.

The market is open every day, making it a great place to grab a quick lunch or enjoy a leisurely dinner. Prices are reasonable, and the portions are generous, so visitors can sample a variety of dishes without breaking the bank.

Gourmand’s dream

The main attraction at San Juan Mercado Gastronomico is the food. The market is an assault course of smells and temptations with some stalls serving dishes worthy of top-notch restaurants. The market is a gourmand’s dream selling Mallorcan and Spanish delights such as fideuá, acorn-fed jamón, silky croquetas and sobrassada in addition to many international products.

The concept for the market was copied from similar models in other European cities, such as Madrid, Barcelona, London, Berlin and Rotterdam.

The market is open every day of the week from 12 noon until midnight (weekdays) or from 12 noon to 4 pm (weekends).

Lounge Bar

San Juan Mercado Gastronomico has its own Lounge bar with a central cocktail area named ‘The One’ complete with direct access to the terrace area.

On the top floor of the market, you will find a multipurpose space called ‘Cooking4People’ which is used for many different culinary and gastronomical experiences such as show cooking, cooking classes and private events.

Overall, San Juan Mercado Gastronomico is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Palma, Majorca. With its lively atmosphere, delicious food, and commitment to quality, it’s a foodie’s dream come true.

Another market of note is Mercat de Santa Catalina, Palma’s oldest food market located in Santa Catalina, one of Palma’s most appealing areas and an uber-chic enclave with painted cottages, art nouveau town houses, designer boutiques, bars and music cafes.

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