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MDQ is a café on Plaça de la Porta Pintada 2 in Palma, Mallorca. The menu includes Argentinian pastries such as alfajores, facturas and dulce de leche items, plus miga sandwiches, ham baguettes and milanesa sandwiches; prices mentioned include coffee at €2.30 and cake at €4.90. Service and payment can take 15 to 30 minutes, and some guests waited more than 20 minutes for a table. QR-code menus are used, and the room can fill up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a reservation at MDQ, or can I just walk in?
According to the available reviews, MDQ is usually visited without a reservation. Several guests mention that it can be busy at peak times and that a table may not be available immediately. If you want to avoid waiting, it is practical to come outside the busiest hours.
How long does service usually take at MDQ?
The reviews mention waiting times of 15, 20, 25, 30 and even 50 minutes for service or payment. One guest says they waited more than 20 minutes at the table before anyone came, and another says a latte took half an hour. It is sensible to allow extra time if you plan to stop by.
What food and drinks are typical at MDQ?
Reviews most often mention Argentinian-style pastries and sweets, including alfajores, facturas and dulce de leche items. Sandwiches are also frequently listed, such as miga/finger sandwiches, ham baguettes and milanesa sandwiches. Coffee, croissants and breakfast items are also part of the offer.
What prices have been mentioned for MDQ?
The reviews mention, for example, coffee at €2.30, a small alfajor at €1.60 and a slice of cake at €4.90. Other examples include 2 coffees with milk and 2 finger sandwiches for €13, and 2 small coffees, 2 ham-and-cheese tarts and breakfast for €12.40. A strawberry milkshake was listed at €5.
Does MDQ serve breakfast and hot food?
Yes, the reviews mention breakfast, croissants, ham-and-cheese options and sandwiches. One guest says that at around 4 p.m. the café was still serving, but hot dishes were already gone and only sandwiches were available. If you want hot food, it is practical to go earlier in the day.
Where is MDQ located in Palma?
Several reviews place MDQ in Plaza España / Plaza de España in Palma. The location is described as very central with heavy foot traffic, which makes it convenient for a break in the city centre. For orientation and access, the central position is a clear practical point.
Does MDQ have a QR menu or a printed menu?
The reviews mention that MDQ sometimes uses QR-code menus. Some guests say a physical menu is not always offered straight away. If you prefer ordering from paper, it is practical to ask the staff at the start of your visit.
What do the reviews say about MDQ’s facilities and cleanliness?
The reviews mention a mix of practical details at MDQ: some guests note a tidy appearance and wiped-down tables, while others describe the interior as somewhat dated. There are also references to toilets that were not always in good condition. It is useful to know that the interior and sanitary facilities may vary depending on the time of visit.

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Location

Plaça de la Porta Pintada, 2, 00º 2, 07002 Palma
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