Burger King

Whopper fix in T, right past security

Right after security in Terminal T at Palma de Mallorca Airport, Burger King is the obvious stop if you want something familiar and fast before boarding. It sits in the main airside food area, so you can grab a tray and still be at most a 5–7 minute walk from most gates.

The menu sticks to the standards: Whopper meals, Chicken Royale, nuggets, kids’ menus, plus soft-serve and sundaes. Combos usually price in the €9–€13 range, which is normal for PMI airport rather than a bargain. You’ll find fountain drinks, bottled water, and basic coffee if you just need caffeine and fries before an early departure.

Seating is classic food-court style with tightly packed tables for 2 and 4; at busy mid-morning banks around 09:00–11:00, every seat can go fast. If it’s rammed, scan nearby for any empty shared tables in the same cluster of restaurants instead of hovering for 15 minutes.

Service is counter-order with numbered tickets on overhead screens. At peak holiday times (June–September), waits for a made-to-order Whopper can hit 10–15 minutes, especially if you order for 3 or more people. Fries and nuggets usually come out quickest, so consider those if you’re 30 minutes from boarding and still in the main concourse.

Portions match street-side Burger King in Spain: standard-size Whopper, regular and large fries, and 0.4–0.5L soft drinks. Vegetarian options are limited to the plant-based patty variants and salads; nothing here counts as serious gluten-free beyond packaged items like some bottled drinks.

Tip: Check your gate number on the PMI screens before queuing; if your Schengen flight boards from a remote stand, you may need 10 extra minutes for the bus gate shuffle after you finish your burger.