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FForn de Sant Joan
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Forn de Sant Joan

Carrer de Sant Joan 4, Palma

Forn de Sant Joan is a refined multi-level restaurant set in a converted 18th-century bakery in the heart of La Llotja. Spread over several cosy floors, it serves a globe-trotting menu of tapas and small plates, from Iberian ham to sushi, with polished service. The characterful old building and central location make it a reliable choice for a lively dinner or a special occasion in the old port quarter. Weekends get busy, so book ahead. Ideal for groups and couples wanting varied, higher-end small plates in an atmospheric setting.

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GruppenDate-NightBesonderer AnlassTapasMediterraneanFusionfine diningla lonja

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