Fornet de la Soca
Bakery · Palma de Mallorca ·
Mallorcan bakery with ensaïmadas, pork pies, and coca
Mallorcan bakery with ensaïmadas, pork pies, and coca
"There’s always a crowd gazing into the window at Fornet de la Soca. The baked goods are made from recipes collected from local homes and monasteries—there are sugar-topped ensaïmades by the slice (plus mini versions), with flavors like classic chocolate and cream, or a rare, old-style plaited potato ensaïmada. Crisp slivers of coca pastry topped with roasted peppers are another Mallorcan staple worth lining up for, as are the feather-light fig cupcakes. After you pick up whatever catches your eye, wander over to nearby Plaça del Mercat to eat on the benches under the trees." - isabella noble
"There’s always a crowd gazing into the window at Fornet de la Soca. The baked goods are made from recipes collected from local homes and monasteries—there are sugar-topped ensaïmades by the slice (plus mini versions), with flavors like classic chocolate and cream, or a rare, old-style plaited potato ensaïmada. Crisp slivers of coca pastry topped with roasted peppers are another Mallorcan staple worth lining up for, as are the feather-light fig cupcakes. After you pick up whatever catches your eye, wander over to nearby Plaça del Mercat to eat on the benches under the trees." - Isabella Noble
"A beloved bakery known for Mallorcan baked goods with creative twists, making it a go-to spot for traditional pastries with a fresh, contemporary spin." - Jessica Hendricks Yee Jessica Hendricks Yee Jessica Hendricks Yee is an American jewelry designer who was born in Paris, grew up in New York City, and currently lives in Mallorca. Her work has been covered by Vogue, Goop, and MSNBC. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"During the day, the local bakeries (like Fornet de la Soca) deserve your repeated attention. Try Mallorca specialties like the sugar-dusted ensaïmadas and buńuelos."
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