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Llonguetada: Palma Celebrates Its Own Roll
Why Palma Values the Llonguet
See why the llonguet matters so much in Palma and how it reflects the city’s everyday food culture.
Published: April 22, 2026
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Why is the llonguet so important in Palma?
In Palma, the llonguet is more than just bread: it is part of everyday morning life and a familiar piece of local culture. The Llonguetada highlights that identity by bringing attention back to the bakeries, bars and routines that shape the city.
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What is the Llonguetada in Palma?
It is Palma’s celebration of the llonguet, a classic local breakfast roll.
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2FAQ
When does the Llonguetada take place in Palma?
It takes place on January 18, 2026 in Palma.
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3FAQ
What kind of food do you eat at the Llonguetada in Mallorca?
Visitors eat llonguets with classic or modern fillings.
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4FAQ
Where can I try a llonguet in Palma during the festival?
You can find them at participating bakeries and bars across Palma.
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5FAQ
What is special about Bar Mónaco and Suquía Café on Carrer de Blanquerna?
They joined the festival with special llonguet variations.
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6FAQ
What is the atmosphere like at the Llonguetada in Palma?
It feels relaxed, local and very much like a neighbourhood breakfast scene.
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How should I plan a visit to the Llonguetada in Palma?
Go early and treat it like a slow breakfast outing.
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