Sa Volta — Restaurant in Palma

Keep Hold of your Wallet in this place !

Went for lunch , Nice looking place in old town ... it was during the Pandemic guess you can see by photos . We were greeted by two old ladies , they were slight pushy to get us to order . We ordered bread , prawns in garlic , Lamb cutlets with a bowl of chips croquettes .

1/ prawns in garlic was ok 2/ croquettes were dense and tasteless , made from a white sauce with bits of Ibercio ham in was tasteless . 3/ lamb cutlets were bit fatty and chips were not many as we requested an extra bowl on side . I presume in Mallorca when getting a main course plate they would come accompanied with potatoes of sort . Any way the strange thing of the meal was requesting the bill it came on a piece of paper , hand written all looked very bizarre . When paying she stood by us , and wouldn’t leave the table . she asked cash or card , i said cash she said good . The bill was awfully high for what we ate ... i paid and for any other people going there make sure you check the menu ... before paying . Even old...

"If your ever coming to Palma Mallorca you need to have lunch or dinner at this place" was the review that brought us to Sa Volta, and it was definitely correct! My group of 4 were looking for a good seafood restaurant in Palma and this was it. We made a reservation in person for later that night and were easily accommodated for our requested time. Fabio our server, was friendly and explained everything well. We enjoyed everything so much that we immediately decided to come back again on our last night. When we came back again the second night everyone was so friendly and the manager even remembered my name - amazing friendly service for a place that sees so many! We enjoyed everything but the highlights for us were the anchovies in oil, olives, grilled sardines, deep fried small squids, prawns in garlic, butterflied sea bass, and paella (negra was our favourite though the seafood one was also really good). When we come back to Mallorca, I will definitely make my way back...

Sa Volta Restaurante, situated on Calle Apuntadores in Palma de Mallorca, is renowned for its authentic Mallorcan and Spanish cuisine. The restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere and attentive service, making it a popular choice among both locals and visitors.

Diners frequently praise the quality and flavor of the dishes, with the sardinas a la plancha (grilled sardines) being a standout favorite. One reviewer described them as “unbelievable” and “unforgettable.”

The ensaladilla rusa (Russian salad) and cazón en adobo (marinated fried dogfish) are also highly recommended, showcasing the restaurant’s commitment to traditional flavors.

The establishment’s dedication to quality has been consistent over the years, with patrons noting that meals have “never been anything less than very good,” and often excellent.

For those seeking an authentic dining experience in Palma, Sa Volta Restaurante offers a delightful journey into...