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Pintxos vs. tapas: what’s the difference?

The pintxo is one of the great symbols of Basque food culture, with the tradition of pinchos also deeply rooted in neighbouring Navarre.

Discover La Vasca’s Rabowich: an oxtail pintxo in Palma served with cream cheese and apricot jam.

Discover where to eat in Palma on Saturday. Central restaurants with sharing dishes and easy, relaxed dining.

Where to eat near the Jardines de Alfàbia: round off your day in the Tramuntana mountains with a visit to a restaurant in Bunyola.

Discover terraces in central Palma where you can dine al fresco. Basque pintxos or a set menu for groups at La Vasca.

Check which restaurants in the Grupo La Vasca are open over Easter and their updated opening hours, including special opening times

Discover the northern cheese board at La Vasca in Palma. A selection that changes every month, perfect for sharing and pairing with wine.

If you are wondering where to eat bao buns in Mallorca, there is one dish that has become a favourite among guests at El Vasco.

If you love traditional desserts, there is one that never fails: thin apple tart. At El Vasco, it is prepared fresh to order.

Find out where to eat Russian salad in Palma. At La Vasca es Mexicana, they serve it with bluefin tuna tartare and habanero mayonnaise.

This 9 March, come to La Vasca and enjoy in Palma our potato omelettes: classic, wild mushroom and Idiazabal, with txistorra or with truffle.

Discover where to eat Spanish omelette in Palma. At La Vasca, enjoy different options of this classic dish in the city centre.