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Vandal

Plaça de la Navegació 15, Palma

Vandal is a playful global street-food restaurant on Plaça de la Navegació in Santa Catalina, riffing on flavours from Mexico, Asia and beyond. Striking design, sharing plates and a strong cocktail list make it loud, fun and firmly on Palma's trendy dining map. It suits groups and younger diners after a lively, informal night rather than a quiet meal. Booking is a good idea at weekends. Ideal for those who want bold, shareable food and cocktails in a buzzy, design-led setting in the barrio's nightlife scene.

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