Shopping in Binissalem

In the town of Binissalem, Ca na Gori stands out as a historic butcher’s shop with more than 150 years of history. The business, founded in 1870 by Toni Martí, the current owners’ great-great-grandfather, began at the Quartera market. Its commitment from the outset laid the foundations for Ca na Gori to become a leading name in Mallorca’s meat trade. During the 1960s, the business moved to the family premises, and in 1956 it established itself on Carrer de la Concepció.
The butcher’s shop is known for its distinctive stone façade, a symbol of Binissalem’s town centre. In addition, Binissalem’s historic centre was designated a Historic-Artistic Site in 1983 and later an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC). This reflects the business’s commitment to preserving local heritage.
Today, Toni and Margalida Martí, the fourth generation of the family, run Ca na Gori and keep the tradition alive. They specialise in fresh meat and traditional pig slaughter and offer typical Mallorcan cured meat products such as sobrassada, camaiot and botifarró. At Christmas, they also prepare traditional stuffings.
A visit to Ca na Gori is an immersion in Mallorca’s meat traditions, an authentic experience and a reflection of the spirit of Binissalem.

Can López is a leading hardware shop in Binissalem, offering a wide range of products and services for both private customers and professionals. Its online shop offers everything from industrial products, DIY supplies and tools to solutions for the home, decorating and gardening.
Can López specialises in renovations and installations, carrying out refurbishment projects for bathrooms, kitchens and other areas of the home. Its aim is to provide customers with everything they need to make their spaces more comfortable and functional.
With a focus on quality and efficiency, it offers products that help customers refurbish their business premises or find the right tools for their projects. This hardware shop has become a trusted name in the region, helping to create warm and welcoming homes all year round.

Tot Punt opened its doors in April 1980, founded by Margalida Torrens Pol, a master artisan weaver. From its inception, the shop became a gathering point for textile enthusiasts, who came to create pieces for their entire families with Margalida’s assistance.

Today, Aina Bibiloni, the founder’s daughter, runs the family business with the motto “robademilcolors” (clothes of a thousand colors), reflecting her commitment to offering a wide variety of garments that adapt to her customers’ needs. Tot Punt has evolved over the years, despite the challenges of retail.

In 2003, the shop introduced a section dedicated to traditional clothing, responding to the demand from Binissalem residents who wished to wear personalized attire during the Festa des Vermar. This service for making Mallorcan clothing and custom orders has become one of Tot Punt’s specialties.

In addition to its clothing and accessories, the shop continues to sell yarns, cottons, and haberdashery items. It also offers knitting and crochet classes, fostering a creative community and enriching local small businesses. Tot Punt remains a benchmark in Binissalem, combining tradition, innovation, and genuine dedication to its clientele.

Grúas Amengual is a leading company in Binissalem dedicated to crane services and specialized transport. With years of experience in the sector, they offer efficient solutions for both individuals and businesses, ranging from crane rentals of various capacities to the transport of heavy machinery and large-scale structures.

Thanks to its modern and versatile fleet, the company can tackle any lifting or transport challenge with total confidence. Grúas Amengual has established itself as a benchmark, providing transport and lifting solutions that meet the highest standards of quality and safety.

In the municipality of Binissalem, Gisela stands as an emblem of local commerce since its opening in 1952 by Francisca Matheu Llabrés, grandmother of Inmaculada Mut, the current owner. Known as the oldest establishment in town for selling men’s, women’s, and accessories clothing, it also offers haberdashery items, establishing itself as a community landmark.

In its early days, Gisela was located on Rectoria Street, at the founder’s residence. Despite initial challenges, as home sewing was common at the time, the shop managed to attract customers with its offering of baby clothes and items such as strollers and cribs.

During the post-war period, Gisela implemented an installment payment system, popularizing the “roda” (wheel), a voucher that allowed customers to pay for their purchases in weekly installments, facilitating access to products and ensuring payment to the business.

In March 1981, the shop moved to Carrer de Bonaire, into the historic building of the old haylofts of the Can Seda Negra manor house. The renovation preserved the interior vaults, integrating the new space into the town center. Likewise, the facade is adorned with arches.

Today, Inmaculada Mut, the third generation to run Gisela, feels deeply satisfied with the family legacy and the community’s support for local commerce. The effort and hardworking spirit of her grandmother and mother continue to be an inspiration for her and for the shop, which continues to offer a close and personalized service in the heart of Binissalem.

In the picturesque municipality of Binissalem, Forn Nou stands out for its impressive historical legacy, with records confirming its opening in 1729. The establishment’s name comes from the old access located on Carreró Nou, and the local saying “it’s older than Forn Nou” highlights its longevity and deep roots in the community.

The recent history of Forn Nou began in 1918 when Bernat Carbonell Mora acquired the business, initiating a family tradition that continues today under the direction of Jaume Reus Adrover, the fourth generation at the helm. Although the establishment underwent changes in the early decades of the 20th century, when the alley was widened and the facade renovated, it has preserved its essence inside. Likewise, the facade facing Carrer Concepció was renovated when this main street, which runs from Plaça de sa Quartera to Plaça de l’Església, was widened. The street widening took place in 1948.

Notwithstanding these reforms, the wood-fired oven, boasting over fifty years of history, remains the heart of the workshop, albeit adapted to operate with gas oil. More recently, the interior has undergone a thoughtful renovation to incorporate a seating area, allowing patrons to savor freshly prepared products directly within the very place they are crafted.

Forn Nou is affiliated with the brand «Pa d’Aquí. Forn i Tradició», which certifies its commitment to the traditional production of bread and pastries. Specializing in bread, ensaimadas, panades, and other traditional Mallorcan pastries, this emblematic bakery continues to be a pillar in preserving Mallorca’s authentic flavor.

S’Espiral Papereria is a leading store in Binissalem dedicated to selling stationery items and office supplies. With a wide range of products, including everything from school essentials to office provisions, S’Espiral Papereria has earned the trust of individual customers, businesses, and educational institutions.

In addition to traditional stationery products, S’Espiral Papereria also offers a selection of art supplies, gifts, and craft items, making it an ideal spot for creatives and students.

With a focus on quality and variety, S’Espiral Papereria strives to offer innovative products from the best brands on the market. Its commitment to the local community and dedication to providing exceptional service have made this stationery store a key business in Binissalem.

In the heart of Binissalem, El Forn de Cas Soper has stood as an emblem of the Mallorcan baking tradition since it opened in 1959. Founded by the father of the current owners, the business had humble beginnings when, at eighteen, he started delivering bread by bicycle around the village. A year later, he expanded his activity by distributing sopes for the markets in Palma, establishing a solid foundation for the future of the business.

Today, El Forn de Cas Soper is one of the few bakeries in Mallorca dedicated exclusively to making bread for Mallorcan sopes, an essential ingredient in the island’s traditional cuisine. Their products are vital for preparing this iconic dish, known for its flavor and authenticity.

The founder’s three children, Teresa, Joan, and Rafel Sastre, carry on the family legacy. Since 1985, Teresa has specialized in making sopes, while Joan began producing white and brown bread in 1990. In 2018, Rafel introduced ensaimadas, which quickly became another of the bakery’s specialties.

El Forn de Cas Soper is part of the ‘Pa d’Aquí. Forn i Tradició’ brand, which certifies establishments that preserve the baking tradition of the Balearic Islands. This recognition highlights the bakery’s commitment to the quality and authenticity of its products, making every visit an experience that celebrates the tradition and flavor of Mallorca.

Ca Sa Massat is an emblematic store in Binissalem with a history that goes back several generations. It all started with the grandfather, who traveled around the towns of Mallorca selling products such as socks, underpants and soap, while the grandmother stayed at home sewing. Later, his son continued the tradition, selling at local markets. In 1969, they decided to set up a physical store, known to everyone as Ca Sa Massat, where they offered haberdashery, clothing and other products. Miquel and Margalida, the owners, won the trust of their customers with a familiar approach and by adapting their offer to the needs of the community. In 2001, when it was time to retire, it was his daughters, Cati and Maria, who took over the reins of the business. They have kept the family tradition alive, continuing with the commitment to offer a close and personalized service, of which they feel deeply proud.