Ginbo is Palma's gin headquarters in the city centre, with more than 100 labels and bartenders who match botanicals to tonic.
Gin is the specialty, with a selection of over 100 labels from around the world, per abc-Mallorca. The staff take gin seriously and will build to taste.
Order a custom gin and tonic around a Mediterranean gin with rosemary, roughly 9 to 12 euros. It is a good primer on Spanish gin culture.
The room works as a reliable mid-evening stop between the old town and Santa Catalina. The crowd is mixed and the mood relaxed.
Who would love it: gin drinkers who want range and a knowledgeable pour. Who should skip it: anyone after cocktails beyond gin or a late dance crowd.
Ginbo slots neatly into a centre-to-Santa-Catalina crawl. Pair it with a classic at Chapeau 1987 to finish.
Ginbo appears on our list of the best bars in Palma, and the full Palma bar guide maps the rest of the city. Pair it with Cafe La Lonja or Purobeach nearby.
