15 venues in Palma rated A+ to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
The restaurant is 100% vegan: every dish is plant-based, no meat, dairy, eggs, or other animal products on the menu. The kitchen is fully vegan, so cross-contact with animal-derived foods is structurally impossible here.
Sabores de Sandra operates a 100% vegan kitchen. No animal products are used or stored on the premises, and every dish is suitable for a vegan diet.
The kitchen operates on a 100% plant-based basis, with no animal products kept on the premises, and the entire menu is vegan. Both the venue's own website and a tourism directory listing confirm this.
The restaurant operates entirely on plant-based ingredients. Its menu is 100% vegan. The venue's own homepage and multiple third-party guides confirm that it specialises in vegan food.
The restaurant is entirely vegan. Its name includes 'Restaurante vegano', and multiple directories list it as a fully vegan establishment.
The venue's own website, which describes it as a vegan restaurant celebrating 15 years in Palma, states that all menu items are vegan. The kitchen is a shared vegan space, but no cross-contact precautions are stated.
The venue markets itself as fully vegan, with a plant-based menu of bowls, salads, sandwiches and smoothies. User reviews confirm dairy-free and vegan options are standard.
Menu items at this restaurant carry milk and egg allergen icons, which assists in identifying vegan options. Staff members are accommodating. The kitchen is shared, presenting a risk of cross-contamination.
The menu is clearly marked with vegan options, and the venue makes its own plant-based cheeses from Mallorcan almonds.
A dedicated range of clearly labelled vegan empanadas is available at Las Muns, and staff can confirm which items are plant-based.
Vegan options are clearly marked on the seasonal menu, and staff are described as very knowledgeable about vegan needs.
Café Macondo is a vegan-friendly café with clearly marked vegan options on the menu and knowledgeable staff, according to the Spinach guide. The HappyCow listing confirms all menu items can be made vegan on request.
HappyCow lists El Perrito as a 'Veg-options' venue with 'plenty of vegan lunch dishes' and oat/almond milk.
The menu marks items clearly, and the staff knows the ingredients well. Vegetarian dishes can become vegan when a diner asks, and the team often suggests those changes unprompted.
Mama Carmen's describes itself as offering '100% vegan delights', and it has a sister outlet that is 100% vegan.