Majorca Food Guide
During your stay on the Balearic Island of Mallorca, it is highly recommended that you try the seafood version of Paella. Other notable local dishes include Frit Mallorqui and Sopes Mallorquines (a simple and healthy vegetable soup with meat and wild mushrooms). Get around to all the local tastes in your Majorca car hire.
A popular addition to many dishes in Majorca is the rather spicy sausage known as Sobrassada, which is made of pork, paprika, and other condiments. It is often served on just a simple slice of bread.
Treat yourself out to breakfast for a typical Ensaimada, or spiral shaped bun which is the local equivalent to the French croissant. For dessert try the Gató, which is a unique cake made of almond and served with almond ice cream.
Another gastronomical flavor that is superior in the Majorca is their Sangria. Sangria is a mix of wine, fruit juice, and brandy. It is often served with fruits floating in the mix, and you can order it in a big pitcher to your table. But don't forget to try the excellent local wines, on their own of course. Many bodegas offer tours of their wine and winery including free tastings.
Save on your gastronomy tour of Majorca by reserving a cheap car rental Majorca online in advance for your trip.
If you need assistance booking your rental car in Majorca, check out our section How to book a rental car in Majorca Airport.
