As Palma's food evolution races ahead, and the tourist dollars keep pouring in, it's reassuring to find places still giving the locals what they've long loved, at very decent prices. This whitewashed, timber-floored hole-in-the-wall just deals in classics – tortilla, albondigas (meatballs), pulpo (octopus) – but nails them without fuss. Great for a coffee or draught beer, too.
Bar Bodega Morey
Palma de Mallorca
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