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Read More1805
Opened in 2012, this is an addition to the bustling area of Sa Penya (the old fisherman’s quarter) with its colorful bars, restaurants and clubs. It is French run, and celebrates the creation of absinthe, and the artists, writers and philosophers...
Read MoreAmante Ibiza
Built right into the cliff side, Amante Beach Club features three levels of table seating and beach cabanas with beautiful sea views. A path leads down to the beach where swimming is encouraged. Advanced reservations are required.
Read MoreBalafia
Family-run restaurant Balafia has been a favorite for tourists and locals alike for years. There is no menu, just a huge open grill with a choice of prime meats, French fries and the most divine tomato salad. Be sure to...
Read MoreBambuddha Grove
Set back in a lush garden is the ultimate only-in-Ibiza dining spot for celebs and locals alike. Its owner, John Moon, goes from table to table nightly, spreading blessings of “peace and love.” Bambuddha started as a gathering place for...
Read MoreBeach House
The Beach House comes from the same team behind El Chiringuito on Es Cavallet, so has a fantastic pedigree. It is located on the stunning Playa D’en Bossa, Ibiza’s equivalent of Miami’s South Beach. Beach House is more vibey in...
Read MoreBlue Marlin
The Blue Marlin beach club has become world-famous and now even has a sister club in Dubai. The drinks and food are fantastic, and the service is top notch. The top attraction, however, is the fabulous people watching.
Read MoreCami de Balàfia
Locals swear by this casual outdoor grill, situated pretty much in the middle of nowhere, on the north side of the island. You dine on a terrace under a fig tree, where you’re served heaping platters of delicious barbecued meats...
Read MoreCan Cosmi
Can Cosmi is a small, family-run bar in the tiny hamlet of Santa Agnes, and specializes in the Spanish tortilla–an omelet of egg, onion and potatoes. It is the ideal place to eat after a lovely walk around the corona...
Read MoreCan Pilot
Local Ibizencan cuisine features a lot of meat, and this is what Can Pilot offers in abundance. Diners can serve themselves by ordering the specialty of ‘stoned beef,’ which you cook on hot coals in front of you. The local...
Read MoreCan Pujol
Can Pujol is a local institution that has been around for decades. A family-run place, it is known locally for serving fantastic fresh seafood at the most reasonable prices on the island. Look left or south when you sit at...
Read MoreCas Pages
The cuisine at Cas Pages is country cooking at its best. Meals are served in a big garden next to the vegetable patch (where much of what’s on your plate came from). The specialty here is copious portions of traditional...
Read MoreCipriani
Cipriani has quickly established itself as the island’s power restaurant and is the first international brand to open in Ibiza. Perfectly positioned between the Gran Hotel, Lio and Pacha, this is a VIP dinner spot. The island’s most glamorous residents...
Read MoreDestino
This offering from the same group that runs Pacha has the most spectacular views across the water to the old town and all the way to Formentera. Boasting an enormous lagoon style pool with a DJ stage, Destino delivers a...
Read MoreEl Bigote
Renowned for turning away the King of Spain when he did not have a reservation, this very local restaurant serves only one dish; the typical Ibizencan Bullit de Peix – saffron fish stew. Booking a table is absolutely essential for...
Read MoreEl Chiringuito on Es Cavallet
El Chiringuito is a relatively recent addition to the lunch time Ibiza scene, and it is a welcome reprieve from the mainly Spanish beach restaurants. It is French-owned, so the menu is more European with some Asian elements. With a...
Read MoreEl Destino
This tapas establishment, just off the main plaza, is said to be the best on Ibiza, boasting more than forty options. They range from the breakfast-time classic of toasted bread rubbed with tomato and dribbled with oil to a variety...
Read MoreEl Lio
If you only have time for one night out in Ibiza, head to this place. From the Pacha group, El Lio is a slick and stylish dinner and cabaret venue with a view. The performers are beautiful, and the food...
Read MoreEl Olivo
It is hard to imagine a prettier setting than the old town of Dalt Vila where you will find the lovely French restaurant El Olivo. The charming spot serves smart and delicious French food in a beautifully lit setting. Most...
Read MoreEs Boldado
The mainly fish-centered menu is excellent at Es Boldado but the real attraction here is the view. The restaurant seems to hang impossibly on the side of the coast opposite the mysterious and very beautiful rock of Es Vedra, which...
Read MoreEs Torrent
Es Torrent is considered by many to serve the best fish in the Balearics. The food is taken so seriously at this chic restaurant that when you book your table, you order your main course, even if it is days...
Courtesy Es XarcuRead MoreEs Xarcu
Nestled on the rocks above the bay of Es Xarcu, this is a charmingly low-key restaurant with delicious food. Denton, a local white fish baked in salt is a specialty and the jamon iberico is the best on the island....
Read MoreJuan Y Andrea
Located right at the water’s edge on a paradisiacal strip of beach, Juan y Andrea is the place where the glitzy yachting crowd lunches on Catalan specialties. Try the fresh fish baked in salt or the lobster paella. Reservations are essential.
Read MoreLa Paloma
This very pretty garden restaurant is hidden away in the tiny village of San Lorenzo in the north of the island, and serves authentic Mediterranean cuisine made from the freshest ingredients. Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is an island...
Read MoreLos Enamorados
Located on the water, Los Enamorados boasts a local Mediterranean menu and beautiful sunset views. Advanced reservations are required.
Read MoreMacao Café
A hip young daytime crowd frequents this Italian café (the same franchise as the Café Macao in Ibiza town), steps away from the church square. If you find yourself in the middle of the island, it’s a fun place for...
Read MorePassion Café
Passion Café is a seriously healthy stop for detoxing or a quick pick-me-up. Its menu is full of cold-pressed juices, delicious and vitamin-packed smoothies, and a huge range of creatively healthy options, many including raw food. There are a couple...
Read MoreRestaurante Cana Joana
Hidden away in the hills immediately beyond Sant Josep is a classic, family-run country restaurant (think linen tablecloths and crystal glasses). Don’t miss the signature dish, a delicious mix of eggs with potato purée and truffles in a pastry crust, and...
Read MoreSa Capella
One good reason to travel to this tourist-trodden area is Sa Capella, near San Antonio on the road to Santa Agnès. Expect high prices and tables of bronzed and beautiful VIP clients, who flock here more for the romantic atmosphere...
Read MoreSa Punta
This Ibizan institution, run by the same husband and wife team for the past ten years, shows no signs of slowing down. The chef’s standard favorites include lobster salad, spit-roasted lamb, canard à l’orange and a range of desserts, from...
Read MoreSes Escoles
Ses Escoles is located in a former school, in the center of the island, and comes from the people who produce the island’s organic olive oil, Can Miguel. The restaurant is dedicated to serving organic and local produce from Ibiza...
