Club MAC is all about having a great time with your family. The beautiful sandy beaches of Alcudia are a picture-perfect setting for a relaxed family holiday and the Club MAC team ensures there is no dearth of options at the resort to keep you engaged and entertained from morning till night.

Enjoy these activities during your evenings at Club MAC

There are plenty of activities throughout the day at Club MAC for guests of all ages. There are also some carefully curated ingredients for a perfect evening. Guests can ride pedalos and electric boats on the lake till late evening, and the mini boats in the kids’ pool next to Saturno are available until even later. Fancy some exercise? The tennis court and the playground are also open in the evening.

In fact, many activities at the resort come alive with nightfall. The market stalls around the lake are more colourful and vibrant at night. The Fun World is abuzz at this time with our young guests enjoying the rides and games. For those who wish to head out, the bus to the port also plies during evening hours.

Kids Time, tribute shows, and all that jazz

Evenings at Club MAC are packed with entertainment options. The activities vary each day. Kids Time! takes place for an hour at the Circus stage. There is a kids’ parade around the lake with a train and the Club MAC mascots, followed by a mini disco. On some days, instead of the parade, there is a dance activity. An external company also organizes a parrot and reptile show with Captain Stanley the Parrot on certain days. On other days, kids can enjoy a short film or cartoons.

Our older guests can enjoy a half hour of bingo after dinner or before the entertainment shows at Saturno and Circus .The shows at Saturno typically conclude in the late evening, and usually repeat every fortnight. There is an extensive schedule guests can check out in advance. Take your pick between karaoke or musical tributes which include a mix of musical styles, from groovy tunes to classic hits, with performances inspired by tropical vibes and various decades.

The Circus stage is dominated by its own playbill of evening shows, many produced by Club MAC’s entertainment team. Tribute shows for legends which are eternally popular with guests. There are also illusionists, magic shows, stand-up comedies, acrobats, and music festivals.

Where to eat and drink on those late evenings

While Club MAC likes to keep guests entertained, the team also keeps them well fed and refuelled. There are buffet-style themed dinners every night at the restaurants – think Indian night or Spanish night food. Jupiter also serves a late dinner until midnight, with a choice of hot food like burgers, sausages, nuggets and fries and cold food like bread, cheese, ham, and salad. The bars are open till late, and Circus serves drinks right until midnight.

With such a wide range of things to do, an ideal evening might include an early themed dinner with the entire family, followed by a stroll amidst the market stalls and along the lake. Then, drop off the children for Kids Time! and head to bingo. Afterwards, enjoy the evening shows at Circus or Saturno, grab a drink and a bite at one of the bars, and revel in a night of music and dance under the starry Balearic sky.

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Get into the heart of Spanish cuisine when you holiday at Club MAC Alcudia this summer. With a choice of three restaurants and buffet-style themed dinners, our all-inclusive family holiday packages ensure that our guests are spoilt for choice at all meals. Take your pick of tapas, montaditos, mains and desserts from our extensive menu. It also includes vegetarian options, and a kid’s corner (think chicken popcorn and lasagne Bolognese) to keep your little ones happy and well-fed.

Explore the Best of Majorcan Cuisine
While classic Spanish cuisine overflows with hearty flavours and a variety of dishes, there are some that we recommend you try on your holiday in the beautiful Majorca islands. You can find these and many more delicious options on the Club MAC menu.

Tapas vs. Montaditos: What’s the Difference?
Do you know the difference between a tapa and a montadito? Outside Spain, people use ‘tapas’ for Spanish starters and small plates. These include montaditos, pinxtos, and raciones. If you think tapas are small snacks with drinks, you are correct! At Club MAC, you will have choices such as chorizo in cider, battered squid, and patatas bravas when ordering tapas.

Vegetarian Options for Every Taste
The menu offers an extra dozen montaditos. These snacks are served on a slice of bread. Think open sandwiches served either hot or cold. You have regular options like ham (Serrano!), tomato, and cheese. There’s also salmon and hummus with veggie sticks. For something more exotic, try chistorra (traditional cured sausage). You can also enjoy chorizo criollo, surimi, and egg.

We have many vegetarian dishes on the menu. One is tumbet, a Majorcan dish. It has roasted vegetables like potatoes, aubergines, and bell peppers in layers. This dish is not well known in mainland Spain. A heartier option is pisto. It’s Spain’s version of ratatouille. This healthy vegetable stew includes peppers, onions, tomatoes, and courgettes.

Must-Try Spanish Dishes at Club MAC

No menu in Spain is complete without the Spanish omelette, considered a national dish by many in the country. While everyone thinks their way of making it is the best – with or without onions, served as a snack or a main dish – the tortilla española made with eggs and potatoes is a must-try from the Club MAC menu.

The Iconic Spanish Omelette

The same goes for paella, an iconic rice dish originally from Valencia. Contrary to popular perception and modern popularity, the traditional paella is not a seafood dish, but a field dish made with chicken, rabbit, snails and other ingredients like white and green beans, tomatoes, olive oil, and saffron (and rice, of course). Traditionalists insist on proper ingredients for paella. Without them, it can’t be called a paella.

Spanish cuisine, and the Club MAC menu, are equally diverse when it comes to desserts.Try an assortment of cheeses, cakes, and puddings. We recommend the tocinillo de cielo. This tart looks like flan or crème caramel. It uses only egg yolks, sugar, and water. The origin dates back to the 1300s in Jerez. Local nuns used egg whites to clarify wine. They used leftover yolks to prepare tocinillo de cielo.

Enjoy authentic Spanish dishes at Club MAC restaurants. Have your fill every Thursday with our themed dinner, Olé España. If you’d rather have something more familiar and less exotic, we also offer a variety of roast meats and stews. You can even have your grilled meats prepared in front of you as you and your family enjoy the spread at Club MAC.

Lunchtime at Club MAC Alcudia means more delicious food. You can choose from a huge variety of options at our Jupiter and Marte restaurants.

If you don’t fancy a big meal, you can also grab a burger or salad at the Lake Burger Bar. Don’t forget that in between meals, you can access hot and cold snacks and endless soft ice cream at the bar areas. Here’s a brief rundown of every lunch menu from Monday to Sunday. For full listings, download the Club MAC app and click on the ‘Menu’ tab.

Monday lunch menu – Club Mac

Show cooking includes jacket potatoes, ham and cheese and chicken curry. Meat dishes include honey and rosemary pork chops and roast chicken, while veggie options include ratatouille vol-au-vent. Battered cod is the fish dish and the kid’s corner is packed with frankfurters, steamed potatoes, pasta Bolognese and much more. The Mediterranean corner has grilled chicken, stir-fried artichokes as well as many pizza and pasta dishes. Finish with our laden dessert table with baked apple and cream, bread and butter pudding or choose from an assortment of cakes and jellies.

Tuesday lunch menu

Kebabs and pitta bread are on the menu, along with vegetarian Hungarian stew, chicken pie, salmon supreme, the salad bar, a choice of pizza and pasta dishes, fish stew with potatoes, pork tenderloin with grilled peppers, side dishes of mixed veg and mushrooms, among others. The Kid’s corner has chicken cutlets, steamed fish, macaroni and cheese and the salad bar has plenty of leaves, crudités and cold meats to choose from. For pudding, you could have vanilla pudding, cookies and cream meringue or assorted fruit and yoghurts.

Wednesday lunch menu

Pizzas and pasta are on the menu, or a meat-free main of spinach lasagne if you prefer. Other meat dishes include meatballs in a tomato sauce and the fish is Swai in a red pepper sauce. The kid’s corner has pizza, burgers, nuggets and vegetables, while the salad bar offers a healthy choice. Desserts include pineapple cream, almond pudding, pears in wine and lots of cakes, jellies and ice cream.

Thursday lunch menu

Paella offers a taste of Spain today, as does Valencian rice and Mallorcan style fish. Veggie options include a baked vegetable casserole and scrambled eggs with mushrooms and asparagus. Meat dishes include steak, kidney and mushroom pie and pork in a mustard sauce. Over in the kid’s corner, they can choose pickled pork loin, frankfurters or chicken fingers among lots of other dishes. There is the usual pizza and pasta options, as well as side dishes and the salad bar. Desserts include chocolate pudding, strawberry and vanilla ice cream and fruit cocktail.

Friday lunch menu

In the Mediterranean corner today, you can try grilled rabbit or fish, along with lentil stew. The show cooking includes savoury crepes and vegetable dishes include couscous with green beans and veggie vol-au-vents. Meat dishes feature curried pork and roast chicken, and the fish is served in an almond sauce. The kid’s corner has a wide variety of their favourites, as does the pizza and pasta section, and the salad bar. Side dishes range from grilled courgettes to baby carrots and French fries. For pudding, try the strawberry crème caramel or mandarin and yoghurt compote.

Saturday lunch menu

Meat dishes feature roast chicken, chicken thighs in pisto (tomato, aubergine and onion) and grilled pork loin. The fish of the day is Saithe in a spinach sauce, and veggie options are leek gratin or bean stew. In the Mediterranean corner there is fish with boiled potatoes, grilled chicken breast and various stir fry dishes, while the pasta and pizza tables are laden with choice. Over in the kid’s corner, there is grilled fish, breaded pork loin, mashed potatoes and more. Side dishes include tomato gratin with garlic sauce, stir fried cauliflower and sliced carrots. For dessert, you can choose from a wide variety of cakes, ice cream, yogurts and fruit. Or choose the crème brulee with bananas and chocolate.

Sunday lunch menu

Sandwiches and baguettes are available today with a range of fillings. Vegetarian main dishes include cauliflower moussaka, and the meat dishes include pork and pineapple stew or grilled beef in tomato sauce. Children can enjoy grilled chicken breast, codfish fritters, pasta with tomato sauce, and a selection of meats and cheeses from the salad bar. Pizza and pasta are on offer, and the Mediterranean corner includes fired salmon, white bean stew and turkey with mushrooms. For dessert, choose from buttermilk custard, chocolate and whipped cream pudding, baked apples or from a range of cakes, biscuits, fruit and ice cream.

As you can see, no-one goes hungry at Club MAC Alcudia! You’re sure to find your favourites, or plenty of new dishes to try.