SANT FRANCESC, PALMA ANNOUNCES POP-UP ROOFTOP RESTAURANT ‘CO CA TO NE TA’
• Maria Solivellas, Head Chef at cult Mallorcan restaurant ‘CA NA TO NE TA’ is hosting an exclusive pop-up restaurant in Palma’s historic quarter
• From 16th May, Solivellas’ specially curated, locally inspired menu will be available to the public and hotel guests alike, on the city’s most sought-after rooftop
April 24thPalma, Mallorca

Ahead of Mallorca’s buzzing summer season, Sant Francesc Hotel Singular, Palma de Mallorca, has teamed up with one of the island’s hottest local chefs – Maria Solivellas. Together, they will launch an exclusive rooftop pop-up restaurant ‘CO CA TO NE TA’ available every evening from 16th May – October 2019.
Maria Solivellas is Head Chef at trendy Mallorcan hang-out ‘CA NA TO NE TA’ and this summer, Maria will be heading up a pop-up restaurant at one of Palma’s coolest boutique hotels, Sant Francesc. This will allow visitors, locals and hotel guests the chance to experience her seasonal Mallorcan dishes on a stylish rooftop location, complete with views of the old city and unbeatable sunsets.
CO CA TO NE TA at Sant Francesc, will be the ultimate place to while away balmy summer evenings, while they sip on delicious cocktails, sample local wines and indulge with her specially curated food menu. To start, guests will cool down with a chilled Almond soup with pear and mackerel as well as a light salad of Lettuce heart with beans, squid noodles and alioli. The star of the show will be the dish Solivellas is most famous for – Cocas. Cocas is the island’s lesser known version of pizza – a traditional dish made with ‘xeixa flour’ and local olive oil, topped with fresh local produce. Guests visiting the CO CA TO NE TA pop-up can choose from a range of exclusively created cocas including Fried carrot, fennel and ‘butifarrón’, Octopus with onions and Suckling pig with apricot sauce.
Maria Solivellas comments: “I am so excited to have partnered with Sant Francesc Hotel Singular to bring a taste of my restaurant to the heart of Palma this summer. I am honoured to share my seasonal Mallorcan menu with visitors of the pop-up and to work alongside the amazing hotel team at this dream outdoor location. It will be a lot of fun and the perfect way to showcase what Mallorcan summers are all about – delicious, simple ingredients, great wines and quality time with friends.”
HOW: CO CA TO NE TA at Sant Francesc Hotel, Palma de Mallorca will be open every evening between 7pm – 11pm from 16th May – October 2019. For reservations please contact: [email protected]
Rates at Sant Francesc start from €285 per night. For more please visit: www.hotelsantfrancesc.com
About Maria Solivellas
Mallorcan born and bred, Maria Solivellas spent several years in mainland Spain working as a theatre producer before moving home to Caimari, Mallorca, to work in the family restaurant. Today, Maria is Head Chef at her restaurant, CO CA TO NE TA, which she runs with her sister Teresa and is one of the island’s most popular eateries, sitting in the rural heart of the Mallorca in the Tramuntana mountain range. Thanks to the innovative food menu, locally sourced wine list and the restaurants simple setting, guests find themselves connected with the island’s nature. The menu is ‘strictly seasonal’ and celebrates local ingredients, some from the families own farm and others sourced from small island producers, all with focus on sustainable practices and agriculture.
About Sant Francesc Hotel Singular
Sant Francesc Hotel Singular is a five-star, boutique hotel is set within a former Mallorcan mansion, built in 1860, which was lovingly restored in 2015 and is home to 42 elegant rooms and signature suites, three restaurants & bars and fitness and wellbeing centre. The hotel is the perfect base from which to discover the cobbled streets of Palma, steeped in culture and history and explore nearby landmarks including the Cathedral, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, ‘La Lonja’ or the Arab Baths. The hotel building formally belonged to the Alomar Femenia family and is an architectural treasure, built in the neoclassical style of the 19th century. An exquisite collection of contemporary art and photographs adorn the walls and many of the works were specifically commissioned for the Sant Francesc.