Mallorca Palma Restaurant Collection | Completely safe! Good to eat!

🍴 Walk-In Wins in Palma (and One Must-Book): 3 Restaurants to Check Out We visited these three spots without reservations—lucky, since it wasn’t peak season. But heads up: If you’re traveling during holidays, booking is a must (we missed out on O Castro because we didn’t reserve!). 😮 1. Ca'n Toni Price: ~€20 per person 💶 Their sangria is hands down the best—so amazing it made us hunt for sangria every day after! It’s not pricey either, so just order it without hesitation. 🍷 The paella (dish 51) is best hot—once it cools, it gets a bit salty, but a squeeze of lemon fixes that. There’s also a stir-fry that tastes surprisingly like Chinese food—great for anyone craving familiar flavors. 👍 2. Restaurante El Mundo Price: ~€35 per person 💶 A seaside spot—we hoped to catch the sunset while eating, but missed it. Still, the meal was satisfying! 🐙 We ordered octopus leg, paella, and chicken breast with fries. The octopus (a local specialty) is tasty hot—way better than anything we had in the UK. The paella is less salty than Ca'n Toni’s, and the chicken sauce is nice too. Their sangria (served by the pitcher) is great—one pitcher is enough for two. After eating, we strolled the beach—pure relaxation. 🌊 3. Casa Julio Price: ~€18 per person 💶 Right near Palma Cathedral—perfect for post-sightseeing eats. It’s busy with locals, and a few dishes stand out! 🦐 The garlic shrimp is highly recommended—flavorful and fresh. The octopus is good too—squeeze lemon over it for extra zing (just show them a photo, and they’ll know which one to bring). The potatoes, though? Just okay. We asked for something spicy, and they suggested these—no heat at all. Skip, or try other sides. Their sangria is less fruity than the first two (more boozy), so go for it if you prefer stronger wine notes. 🍷 #PalmaRestaurants #MallorcaEats #SangriaLovers #SpainFood #TravelTips #PalmaFoodie