Is there a kids' menu or special pricing for children at the Mallorcan buffet?

There isn’t a single, island‑wide policy for a “Mallorcan buffet,” so kids’ menus and child pricing depend on the specific hotel or restaurant. Most resort and hotel buffets in Mallorca (such as those run by chains like Iberostar, Riu, Zafiro, and Viva) typically offer reduced buffet rates for children, often with age bands like 0–2 years free, 3–12 years discounted, and 13+ charged as adults. Many family‑oriented properties also set up a kids’ corner or children’s buffet selection (pasta, pizza, simple meats, vegetables, fruit, and desserts) alongside high chairs and microwaves for baby food. Independent restaurants that advertise a “buffet mallorquín” may charge a flat per‑person price, but it’s still common for them to offer discounts for younger children or allow toddlers to eat free. Age cutoffs and percentages vary, and proof of age may be requested. Drinks may or may not be included in the child price, depending on the venue. For the exact policy, check the specific buffet’s website or call ahead, as terms can change by season and by property.