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A spread of Spanish tapas on a wooden table: padron peppers, bacon-wrapped skewers, sliced jamon, a wedge of tortilla, a round tomato-topped tart, and a glass of beer
Close-up of a terracotta dish of braised meat in a deep red pepper sauce, with the restaurant's dining room and blackboard menu visible in the background

La Bóveda

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#91 in MallorcaRanked #91 of all Mallorca restaurants on Guidavera. Click to see the full ranked list./Worth VisitingGuidavera tier, our editorial classification combining ratings, accolades, and source consensus across the Mallorca dining scene./Basque-Castilian TapasBasque-Castilian Tapas cuisine: the kitchen's primary culinary tradition and style./€€€€/La Llotja/

La Bóveda is a long-running Basque-Castilian tapas tavern on the corner of La Llotja in Palma's old town, serving classic Spanish small plates in a barrel-vaulted dining room a few steps from the Cathedral.

Background

About La Bóveda

The Story

La Bóveda sits on Carrer de la Boteria, right on the corner of Plaça de la Llotja in Palma's old town, a few steps from the Cathedral. The name means "vault" in Spanish, and independent write-ups point to a barrel-vaulted dining room as the source of it. Directory and review descriptions consistently describe an old-school bodega look: wooden barrels, hanging Iberian hams, shelves of wine bottles and walls lined with azulejo tiles. It's a well-established name in this stretch of tapas taverns around La Llotja; sources disagree on an exact founding year, so none is asserted here.

The Cuisine

The kitchen cooks Basque-Castilian tapas and classic Spanish small plates, per the restaurant's own Instagram bio ("Cocina Vasco-Castellana / Basque-Castillian cuisine"). No priced carta was found published on a source that could be independently verified this session, so specific current dishes and prices aren't listed here; ask for the carta when you sit down.

The Team

No chef or owner name is confirmed on La Bóveda's own channels, so none is listed here.

Highlights

What Diners Say

Fair PriceClassicCasualGood for GroupsTraditionalSharing PlatesBeautiful InteriorPopular with TouristsLate Night

Consensus

La Bóveda Ratings & Reviews

Diner Ratings

Google

4.1

880 reviews

TripAdvisor

3.7

~661 reviews

Facebook

4.6

435 reviews

#91 in MallorcaWorth Visiting

La Bóveda isn't yet ranked on Guidavera. Cross-platform aggregation (restaurantguru.com) shows it rating well on Google (4.1/5, 880 reviews) and very well on Facebook (4.6/5, 435 reviews), with a more middling Tripadvisor score (3.7/5, roughly 661 reviews); the Google and Tripadvisor figures independently corroborated via plain web search. Reviewer comments split between calling it an authentic, long-running tapas stop in La Llotja and others noting small portions or prices on the higher side for a very touristed corner of the old town.

Reservations

How to Book La Bóveda

Booking

This is a well-known, busy tapas address right on La Llotja, and reviewers describe evenings filling up, so booking ahead is worth it, either through the online reservation system or by phone.

Experience

La Bóveda Dining Experience

An old-school bodega look on the corner of La Llotja: independent write-ups describe a barrel-vaulted dining room (the source of the name), wooden barrels used as tables, hanging Iberian hams, shelves of wine bottles and walls lined with azulejo tiles. It sits in one of Palma's busiest tapas corners, a few steps from the Cathedral, and reviews describe a lively room that draws both visitors and locals, especially in the evening.

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La Bóveda Location & Neighbourhood

Address

Carrer de la Boteria, 3, 07012 Palma, Mallorca, Spain

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Getting There

La Bóveda sits on Carrer de la Boteria, on the corner of Plaça de la Llotja in Palma's old town, a few steps from Palma Cathedral (La Seu) and surrounded by other traditional tapas taverns. It's within central Palma's old town, so it's walkable from most of the city centre and an easy taxi from other neighbourhoods.

Nearby

Palma is Mallorca's capital, its old town clustered inside medieval walls around the Gothic La Seu cathedral on the seafront. A long promenade runs along the harbour, while the centre's narrow streets hold markets and historic buildings across the old town and surrounding neighbourhoods. La Bóveda sits on Carrer de la Boteria.

Details

La Bóveda Reservations, Hours & Contact

Opening Hours

DayHours
MondayApprox. 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:30 (sources vary; confirm)
TuesdayApprox. 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:30 (sources vary; confirm)
WednesdayApprox. 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:30 (sources vary; confirm)
ThursdayApprox. 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:30 (sources vary; confirm)
FridayApprox. 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:30 (sources vary; confirm)
SaturdayApprox. 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:30 (sources vary; confirm)
SundayClosed

La Bóveda hours verified 2026-07-17. Contact the restaurant to confirm.

Contact

Book through La Bóveda's own online reservation system (laboveda.makro.rest) or call the restaurant directly.

Good to Know

A long-running, well-known Basque-Castilian tapas tavern on the corner of La Llotja, Palma's old town, a few steps from the Cathedral.
The name means "vault" in Spanish; independent write-ups describe a barrel-vaulted dining room as the source of it.
Classic bodega decor described across multiple sources: wooden barrels, hanging Iberian hams, wine-bottle shelves and azulejo-tiled walls.
Serves an à la carte tapas menu rather than a fixed tasting menu; no priced carta could be independently verified online this session, so ask for the current menu in person.
Open Monday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, closed Sunday; exact hours vary by source, so confirm before visiting.
Sits in one of Palma's busiest tapas corners; reviews describe both an authentic, long-running favourite and a busier, more touristed experience, so booking ahead is worth it in the evening.
Reservations can be made through La Bóveda's own online booking system or by phone.

Social

From restaurantelaboveda on Instagram

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Questions

La Bóveda FAQ

Where is La Bóveda in Palma?

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La Bóveda is at Carrer de la Boteria, 3, on the corner of Plaça de la Llotja in Palma's old town, a few steps from Palma Cathedral.

What kind of food does La Bóveda serve?

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It's a Basque-Castilian tapas tavern serving classic Spanish small plates à la carte, per its own Instagram bio. No priced menu was independently verified online this session, so ask for the current carta in person.

What are La Bóveda's opening hours?

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Multiple sources agree it serves lunch and dinner Monday to Saturday and is closed Sunday, though the exact opening and closing times vary by source (roughly 13:00-16:00 and 20:00-23:30). Confirm before visiting.

How do I book a table at La Bóveda?

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You can reserve through La Bóveda's own online booking system or by calling the restaurant directly.

What's La Bóveda known for?

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It's a long-running, well-known tapas tavern in La Llotja, known for its barrel-vaulted dining room (the source of its name, bóveda meaning vault) and classic bodega decor of wine barrels, hanging hams and azulejo tiles.