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Shop local, shop unique: Menorca’s one-of-a-kind retail spots

Uniquely Menorca: retail experiences rooted in local culture

Beyond its crystal-clear waters and scenic landscapes, Menorca’s true essence is found in its vibrant retail scene, where the creative spirit of Spain and the Balearic Islands is alive and thriving. The island’s boutiques and ateliers capture the harmony between tradition and modern design, reflecting Menorca’s deep connection to nature and craftsmanship. Each shop, from those specialising in artisanal home décor to fashion-forward spaces, offers a window into the island’s soul. Thoughtful curation, sustainability, and a focus on quality define these unique shopping experiences. In this guide, we reveal the most authentic and distinctive spots that make Menorca’s retail landscape an essential part of its island charm.

Blanca Madruga Ceramica Mahon Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review
Blanca Madruga Ceramica Mahon Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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Blanca Madruga Ceramica

If there’s just one place we make sure to drop by to get a dose of wabi-sabi inspiration and pick up a few souvenirs for the home, it’s Blanca Madruga Ceramica in Mahón, Menorca. Here, Madruga herself crafts each piece by hand, working with stoneware to celebrate the natural texture of the clay. Her minimalist designs are raw yet functional, perfect for adding a grounded aesthetic to a setting. The atelier, flooded with soft light, doubles as a ceramics school. With collections featured in galleries like Hauser & Wirth and collaborations with Mango, Blanca’s creations blend organic beauty with everyday practicality. Just make sure to book an appointment ahead.

Blanca Madruga Ceramica
C/ Sant Jordi, 29
Mahón
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of Blanca Madruga Ceramica
Café Central Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review
Café Central Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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Café Central

One Menorcan entrepreneur we firmly keep our eye on (and you should, too) is Mónica Colomar, the creative force behind Café Central in Ciutadella. As her latest project following the success of Papillon, Café Central brings together fashion, culture, and gastronomy in a stunning 17th-century building. With influences from Paris and Japan effortlessly blending with Menorcan heritage, this space offers a curated selection of exclusive fashion, jewellery, and shoes. As you explore, the aroma of speciality coffee and artisanal pastries fills the air. Café Central is where Colomar’s passion for merging past and present comes to life, creating a unique, immersive experience.

Café Central
Carrer de Ca’l Bisbe, 1
Ciutadella de Menorca
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of Café Central
Papillon Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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Papillon

Papillon, established in 2016 by designer and decorator Mónica Colomar, is a haven for those looking to transform their home with exclusive, thoughtfully curated pieces. The shop features a range of handpicked brands such as Astier de Villatte, Maison de Vacances, and we absolutely love their selection of Cire Trudon candles. Colomar’s approach blends art, nature and culture, offering elegant and understated home décor that includes refined furniture, textiles and accessories. Papillon also offers bespoke interior design consultations, allowing clients to create personalised spaces that reflect their unique taste and style through these carefully chosen elements.

Papillon
Carrer de Santa Clara, 31
Ciutadella de Menorca
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of Papillon
Es More Mahon Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review
Es More Mahon Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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Es More

Fashionistas with a credit card ready to splurge will want to visit Es More, Menorca’s premier destination for women’s haute couture. Offering a curated selection of luxury brands like Gucci, Prada, Fendi and Valentino, the boutique is a haven for those seeking cutting-edge design from well-known brands. With over 40 years of fashion expertise, Es More Woman blends natural beauty with high-end sophistication, housed in a space designed by architect Nicola Quadri. For men, there’s Es More Man, a boutique with the same level of elegance and style. Both boutiques provide a refined, trend-conscious shopping experience that still manages to feel local.

Es More
Carrer de Bastió, 27
Mahón
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of La Boulisterie
Aglaya Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review
Aglaya Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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Aglaya

As we enter the white space, Aglaya – meaning ’the shining one’ in Greek mythology – immediately draws us in with its quiet elegance. Founded by Sonia García, who brings over 15 years of experience, the gallery showcases jewellery that feels more like wearable art. Each piece, with its organic forms and raw textures, is meticulously crafted from precious metals and gemstones, telling a story of creativity and craftsmanship. Set in a beautifully restored Menorcan building, the rustic stone walls contrast perfectly with the minimalist design. Upstairs, the jewellery school offers a bright, inspiring space for workshops, where Sonia teaches both the technical and artistic aspects of jewellery-making.

Aglaya
Carrer des Seminari, 6
Ciutadella de Menorca
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of Aglaya
Kiniria Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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Kinaria

We first discovered Kinaria after having been introduced to the Blu bag, a sleek, minimalist tote design with unisex qualities. Handcrafted from luxury leather, the Blu bag perfectly embodies the brand’s commitment to sustainability and timeless elegance. Each piece is made in their workshop in Menorca, ensuring a unique and limited-edition creation. Kiniria’s store in Ciutadella showcases their full collection, where every bag and accessory is a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship. The brand draws inspiration from their muses – women who represent creativity, elegance and authenticity – further influencing their approach to creating pieces that blend contemporary style with traditional techniques.

Kinaria
Seminari, 38
Ciutadella de Menorca
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of Kinaria
La Cereria Mahon Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review
La Cereria Mahon Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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La Cereria

In tune with Menorca’s mindful spirit, La Cereria in Mahón has grown from a small shop into a haven of sustainability and thoughtful design. Committed to the ’less is more’ philosophy, the space is filled with handmade items crafted in Spain, each piece selected for its attention to detail and authenticity. From home décor to artisan creations, every item reflects the natural beauty and simplicity of Mediterranean living. La Cereria celebrates the power of small, significant details, offering products that speak to a coherent, soulful narrative. It’s a place where design, craftsmanship and sustainability come together in harmony, making it a truly special stop in Menorca.

La Cereria
Carrer d’Isabel II, 6
Mahón
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of La Cereria
The Room Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review
The Room Ciutadella Menorca Balearic Islands Spain store review

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The Room

The Room, located in Ciutadella, is a boutique that offers a carefully curated selection of women’s fashion, defined by elegance, comfort and quality. Inside, you’ll find pieces from brands such as Masscob, Soeur, Comelle, American Vintage and Love Stories, reflecting a contemporary and effortless style. The boutique showcases timeless clothing and accessories, ideal for those who appreciate high-quality craftsmanship and sophisticated design. In addition to fashion, The Room also features a selection of candles and perfumes from the Balearic brand Arquinesia, adding a touch of local charm to the store’s offerings.

The Room
Carrer des Seminari, 34
Ciutadella de Menorca
Menorca
Spain

Photography courtesy of The Room

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