Where can I find grocery stores or local markets to stock up on food and supplies near Palma or elsewhere on the island?

Mornings in towns like Palma and Sóller are the best time to experience local markets where farmers and artisans bring fresh produce and handmade goods. The Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma is a lively spot to pick up everything from ripe tomatoes and olives to freshly baked ensaimadas and local sobrassada. In smaller towns such as Pollença or Alcúdia, weekly markets offer seasonal fruits, vegetables, and artisan products, giving a true taste of island life and flavors. Alongside these, larger supermarkets like Eroski and Carrefour provide more extensive selections of household necessities and international goods, usually found in and around Palma, Manacor, and the bigger resort areas. For those staying in coastal villages like Cala d'Or, convenience stores stock basics and snacks to keep you refreshed after a day on beaches such as Es Trenc or Cala Mondragó. Whether you're preparing a picnic for the Serenata de Sant Sebastià festival or just want to enjoy some pa amb oli back at your finca, the combination of markets and grocery stores makes it easy to find supplies across the island. The local transport network — including the TIB buses and the historic Sóller railway — also connect many towns with their markets, making it straightforward to shop without a car.