Mar de Nudos is a japanese late-night spot in La Lonja, Palma.
Editorially verified August 1, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Raw fish from the Japanese side of the menu, eaten on the marina terrace.
Tip: The only marina kitchen in Palma reliably serving food past midnight, seven days a week.
Address: Carrer del Moll 6, 07012 Palma
Marui Sushi works a Japanese counter on Plaça del Progrés in Palma's Santa Catalina, cutting sushi and sashimi alongside small plated izakaya dishes.
Try: Sushi and sashimi
Order: The sashimi selection, cut from whatever the counter has that day.
Tip: Last orders at 23:00 even though the room runs to midnight. Do not arrive at 22:55.
La Rosa Vermutería & Colmado pours house vermouth on Carrer de la Rosa in Palma, running as a tavern, a grocery counter and a dining room at once.
Try: Tavern plates and pintxos
Order: House vermouth with the thick tortilla pintxo cut from the counter.
Tip: Open noon to midnight every day, which makes it the easiest fallback in the old town.
Bar Espanya stacks pintxos along the counter on Carrer de Can Escursac in Palma, with patatas bravas under sobrassada and croquettes filled with bullit.
Try: Pintxos
Order: Patatas bravas topped with sobrassada, then a bullit croquette.
Tip: Evening service starts at 18:30 and runs to midnight. Sundays it does not open at all.
Toutatis Bar Craft Beer pours a Belgian-leaning draught list on Plaça de Santa Magdalena in Palma, opened by a Belgian architect who settled on Mallorca.
Try: Bar snacks
Order: Whatever Belgian-style pour is on the board that evening.
Tip: Open every evening from 17:00 to midnight, which is later than most Palma beer bars.
Brassclub has mixed cocktails on Passeig de Mallorca in Palma since 2013, under a ceiling built from more than three thousand suspended bottles.
Try: Pintxos and Mallorcan charcuterie
Order: A signature cocktail with a plate of Mallorcan cured meats.
Tip: Signature cocktails run roughly €13 to €16.50. Book at weekends, the room is small.
