We enjoyed browsing the amazing produce but when it got to lunchtime we struggled to find something that we could eat there in the market. Some stalls have a few seats or little bars, but all were taken by about noon. The overpowering smell of fish from the fish stalls was also quite off-putting so we bought some takeaway food and ate it on a bench in the children's playground outside. The market is also one of just three places we saw in Palma that had public toilets (the others were the car park under the Parc de la Mar and the Mercato de Santa Catalina, a smaller market in the West of the city which we preferred).

You might not buy anything but it is worth a stroll to peruse the varied stalls. Listening carefully it is filled with locals so has the feel of a genuine market. The fish stalls are a sight to behold. Fish I could not name, oysters, lobsters and mussels. If you were self catering you’d be spoilt for choice. The fruit and veg stalls always look so fresh and on a different level to the uk. There are some touristy stalls, fridge magnets etc. If you want one of those buy it from the bag sellers in the harbour for €1.50. Cheapest I saw in Palma! This place is worth a visit as you wander in to the old town.

Worth a visit! Amazing fruit, veg, fish and meat as well as numerous eating establishments. Some speciality shops (salt, souvenirs). Many locals doing shopping - but most stores offer similar fare.

Best organic fish (Raw and/or cooked) at KRAKEN, BESTIES DE MAR. It is a bar tender with perfect attention and service by Nacho & Raffaello. Try the mussels with red curry sauce and/or the tuna fish, all prepared in front of you.

Probably our favourite stop in Palma! We pulled chairs up at mercat negre stall and were served about 5 dishes each of fresh fish with gorgeous wine, all paired with amazing service and atmosphere. Such a bargain as well - it was roughly €35 each (in the UK this would easily be £80 each!!!)

Lots of choices, big place, great seafood. We had the small portion of calamari at one of the stalls, unable to finish although amazing- portion size was big! Would go here daily if I lived in Palma. Go visit!!!

This is a fantastic market. Really clean and with great stalls covering everything you could want. Loads of places to sit and snack at and the food looked wonderful. Well worth a visit bit more it closed mid afternoon

Visited the market many years ago, this time around it seemed a little different with a supermarket upstairs and lots of tapas stalls selling a wide range of food including sushi and Dim Sum along with the regular Spanish dishes. Still well worth a visit and I think the food stalls add to the enjoyment of a visit. The supermarket upstairs also offered some good bargins, I found a great deal on Tanqueray gin. All areas were spotlessly clean.