Paso Obligado | Hamburguesas en Alcudia — Restaurant in Alcúdia

We stumbled upon this family-run restaurant during our trip to Mallorca, and it turned out to be an absolute gem! The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with the kind of personal touch you only get from a family business that truly cares about its guests.

Now, let’s talk about the food — I had the best smash burger I’ve ever eaten, hands down. Perfectly seasoned, juicy, with just the right amount of crispy edges, served on a soft, fresh bun. Every bite was packed with flavor, and you could tell they use quality ingredients.

The staff made us feel right at home, chatting with us and making sure everything was perfect. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to come back again and again.

If you’re in Mallorca and want a relaxed spot with incredible food, especially the smash burger, this is the...

This is the best burger I have ever eaten.

I wasn’t expecting to be blown away, but honestly this was the best smash burger I’ve ever had. The patty was thin, crispy at the edges, and packed with flavor — exactly what a smash burger should be. You could taste that perfect sear from the grill. The cheese melted right into the meat, so every bite had that gooey, savory richness. The bun was soft but held everything together without falling apart, and the toppings were simple but spot on — a few fresh jalapeños for just the right kick, a touch of sauce, nothing overdone.

What really made it stand out was the balance. A lot of smash burgers either drown you in grease or overload the toppings, but here it was clean, flavorful, and satisfying without being heavy.

This would be...

The moment that burger hit my tongue, I realised all previous meals were simply rehearsals. This wasn't food; it was a cosmic event compressed into two patties. The lacy, obsidian skirt of caramelized fat, the Maillard Crust, extended beyond the bun like a delicious halo. The cheese? A brazenly molten blanket, unapologetically clinging to the seismic architecture of the meat. It was greasy, yes, but with the dignified, life-affirming grease of a Renaissance painting. This burger didn't ask for permission. It simply declared war on moderation and won. It's an edible myth, whispered by the gods of the griddle and consumed by mere mortals who briefly taste true, chaotic perfection. The chips were great too as was...