The tapeo – a route from tapas bar to tapas bar – is a beloved institution in Palma, and there’s nowhere better to kick off the night than this chic, laidback spot. A stylish fusion of rustic furnishings and contemporary art, Ombu serves gourmet tapas with an Asian twist.

One of Palma's most appealing boulevards, Passeig d’es Born is capped by Plaça del Rei Joan Carles I (named after the present king and formerly after Pope…

Located on the southern end of the prestigious Passeig des Born and directly in front of the fountain of Plaça La Reina, Ombu Restaurant's bustling terrace is the perfect place to soak up the city’s energy and atmosphere. Alongside deliciously refreshing and beautifully made cocktails, their internationally tweaked and creative tapas made with high-quality Spanish produce keeps this restaurant permanently at the top of Palma’s hit list. Their ‘Peking-Duck Dumplings’ dressed in Sea Urchin sauce; ‘Burrata with mixed tomatoes, basil and honey oil’ or the ‘Mini Cornetto’ of Tuna, Wasabi and sour Apple are just a few of our staple orders.

At the southern end of the majestic Paseo del Borne overlooking the Plaza de la Reina, Ombu is a relaxed Mediterranean restaurant that serves local cuisine and creative tapas with a friendly smile. Whether you visit for breakfast, lunch or dinner and sit on the lively terrace or indoors in the chic surroundings, the food - and cocktails - will certainly not disappoint. We recommend the Mallorquin-style squid croquette with kaffir lime and lemongrass mayonnaise and patatas bravas with a sobrasada foam and charcoal alioli if you wish to taste typical Mallorquin ingredients with a modern twist.

Last, but not least, we would want to recommend a visit to ‘Ombú’. At this modern and fun restaurant not far away from Nakar Hotel you’ll find a new variation of tapas, much more creative and with a whole new level of production. At Ombú they’ve taken the traditional tapas concept and re-invented it to amaze your taste buds every day (but Wednesdays) for lunch or dinner.

Only 50 meters from Ocho Suites & Kitchen, at Plaza de la Reina by the fountain, you find Ombu Tapas & Cocktails that serves fusion tapas inspired from kitchens all over the world. We love the Burrata, the tuna fish cornetts and the little bit spicy Pad Thai with shrimps. Ombu has a city vibe with twenty - ish tables outside, just beside the bus stop.

This chic restaurant has lovely wooden tables, artistic details, and beautiful mood lighting. They offer tapas with flavors from around the world, and creative cocktails to create a culinary journey for visitors. Try the octopus carpaccio with thai foam, steak tartare with truffle foie gras and mayonnaise, and the Japanese oyster.

Right in the heart of Palma’s city centre, Ombu brings a modern twist to traditional tapas along with great wines and wonderful cocktails. A great find is also 13% Restaurant, a tapas and wine bar nestled in the back streets of Palma’s old town. The eatery serves delicious plates with over 120 wines to choose from!

Actually, there’s two of them, one on Passeig del Borne and one in Santa Catalina. The kitchen is rooted in the Mediterranean but takes the liberty to pick popular ideas from all over the world. And the large selection of drinks also includes a couple of non-alcoholic cocktails.

Situated at the Cathedral end of Passeig del Born, the service at Ombu is efficient and friendly and the food is just delicious. Offering an Asian fusion tapas menu, do not leave without trying the tomato crystal bread and the seabass ceviche.

Located in the centre of Palma, this restaurant uses a variety of flavours to make their tapas unique. Be careful, due to its original menu, this restaurant is a popular choice so it is important to reserve your table!

Creative tapas, yummy cocktails, and a kids’ menu featuring calamari and mini burgers. The Santa Catalina branch is perfectly placed near Parc de Sa Feixina playground for pre-dinner play. Open all day until 11:30h.

Opened in Spring 2014, Ombu is a stylish tapas and cocktail bar that is owned by the same team as Forn de Sant Joan, a long standing fixture of the Palma dining scene since 1992...

The Ombu is a very famous and appreciated tapas restaurant, where they give to the dishes an original and own flair, and it goes in a kind of fusion direction.