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To get fresh food, head to Plaça de l'Olivar street and find the Mercat de L'Oliver market. The list of must-have products includes local tomatoes, some prawns and fish. If you do not feel like cooking, bring your food to any restaurant upstairs on this market, and they will cook it for you. But do not be late, the market works from 7:00 till 14:30.

One can hardly resist Palma's high-calorie cuisine, and sometimes it is vital to have a healthy meal. Ziva cafe offers brunch, snacks, smoothies and cold-pressed juices. All their dishes are made with 100% plant-based ingredients, without processed sugars and dairy. Another feature is if you wish, they can put together a tailored three-step cleansing programme using raw food and juice fasting. Better check with your doctor before adopting any diet!

Jazz Voyeur Club is located in the heart of Palma's old town on Carrer dels Apuntadors, 5 street. Every evening you have a chance to listen to amateur compositions and covers of the world-famous hits. If you crave something unusual, ask when the Che brothers perform. Their sound of electric flutes is something mind-blowing.