The restaurant was not on the main road and we stumbled upon it puely by chance. The food was superb, as was the service. We went for lunch and again the following evening. It's small, so recommend you book. We saw many people turned away in the evening who were obviously disappointed. Highly recommended, and well worth hunting down.

We liked the look of the restaurant from the outside so decided to give it a try. Inside we were shown to a lovely table in the corner with cushioned benches. We ordered a bottle of house white, bread and olives. We decided on some tapas to share: patatas bravas (plenty of spicy mayo), calamari, codfish croquettes (very tasty), Spanish... More

We had a few tapas as starters and lamb/fish as main course. The food was OK, nothing special. Only tourists among the guests gave us e feeling of tourist trap. Service was good.

My friends and I enjoyed dinner in Sa Casa while we were on holidays in Palma. Delicious tapas, wine and nice ambience!

This unassuming restaurant has a limited number of tables( seven I think), but is probably the best restaurand aroud La Lonja. Sa Casa has a huge selctions of tapas, a bit expensive in my opinion but have found the food to be excellent, proper Spanish food, and the service very good. I recommend Sa Casa and if as a dish... More

This place has a small number of table so I would recommend booking on a weekend. A great selection of food including a fine tapas menu. I had the salt encrusted whole sea bass, which comes to the table straight from the oven where the waitress readies the meal. A brilliant show piece. Enjoyed the whole experience.

We selected this restaurant because of its good reviews on Trip Advisor only to be disappointed with the food we ate there. We chose to eat Tapas which were OK but nothing exceptional.

We were a party of four that entered the small restaurant actually with small expectations. The food was excellent with a clear Spanish heritage, English no problem and service impeccable. Reserve a table because the restaurant is quite small and popular. Even though it was full the level of sound was not an issue !

We wanted to try some real tapas on this trip, so we searched for a place reasonably close to where we were touring in town. Sa Casa is on a nondescript little street and has seats for about 28 guests. We had a bottle of red wine and the following tapas: figs stuffed with cheese and wrapped with bacon, carmelized... More