This appropriately named restaurant offers a tranquil respite from pavement pounding. Head for the 'secret garden' out back with its sprawling wisteria, citrus and banana trees. The menu concentrates on light healthy bites like smoked tofu salad and guacamole with white corn arepas while rumbling tummies can opt for a veggie burger with all the trimmings. There are regular art exhibitions.
Temple Natura
Palma de Mallorca
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