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Aromata

Carrer de la Concepció 12, Palma

Aromata is an elegant Mediterranean restaurant set in the courtyard of a restored old-town palace off Passeig del Born, overseen in style by chef Andreu Genestra's team. It focuses on seasonal market cooking, with well-priced lunch menus that make refined food surprisingly accessible. The calm, central setting suits a relaxed but special meal. Booking is advisable, especially for lunch. Ideal for anyone wanting creative Mediterranean cooking with good value in a beautiful courtyard, a step up from the casual tapas bars but without the formality of the top tasting menus.

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