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Santa Catalina Market
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To the west of the Old Town is Santa Catalina, a developing neighborhood, which is home to the small but lively Santa Catalina market. In the last few years, a crop of popular cafés and restaurants has turned this quarter into something of a fledgling foodie destination. It’s the place to come for regional specialties and olive oils and honeys to bring home. Great neighborhood places for a meal are Living and Fabrica 23.Organic food bars (Ziva), French bakeries (Le Madeleine), Nordic bakeries (Fibonaci) and wood oven baked pizzerias can also be found here.
Written by Gisela Williams
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