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Ca Na Toneta

Carrer de Horitzó 21, Caimari

Ca Na Toneta is a farm-to-table restaurant in the small village of Caimari, at the foot of the Tramuntana. Two sisters cook a short, changing menu built almost entirely from local Mallorcan produce, much of it from their own garden, giving a modern twist to traditional island flavours. The tiny dining room means reservations are essential, often days ahead. It is a destination meal rather than a passing stop, best paired with a drive through the mountain villages. Ideal for food lovers who want seasonal, genuinely local cooking away from the tourist track.

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