Tapas have long been a popular snack in the Mediterranean, and they are a great way to try lots of different dishes. Even more so if you share them with friends. Because that’s what tapas are all about. Originally, it was a custom to cover (tapar) your drink with a slice of bread to protect it from insects. Over time the covers or tapas, respectively, became more elaborated. Today renowned chefs compete for the most creative recipes. There are countless places for tapas on the island. These are…
Bar Espanya: Full House
Just a few steps from Plaça Major warm light filters through the windows on the pavement of a narrow side street. People line up in front of a tapas bar, popular with locals and visitors alike. Bar Espanya is one of the few places left in the heart of Palma that serves pinchos every night. If you belong to the lucky ones who got a seat at the bar, the display will make your mouth water. You can choose between lots of different small delicacies pinned on a thin slice of bread with a wooden…