Ibiza Restaurants

Ibiza restaurants enjoys a tremendous variety of excellent places to eat, many are known for their traditional Mediterranean style cuisine that is old Ibiza. Be it homely rustic restaurants, chilled and classy beach cafes or extravagant high-end eateries, there's something for all budgets, occasions and persuasions on this island.

Almost all the Ibiza restaurants have a sidewalk table area, a terrace or garden with swift and professional service, as almost nobody wants to eat indoors on those sultry warm summer nights.

La Oliva
Ursula offers charming attention to all while supervising the smooth running of the service with her courteous, multilingual waiters. Outside, tables are set directly in the lane, where the evenings come to life with occasional street performers...(read more).

Nanking Restaurant
Fresh delicious ingredients, distinctively spiced and carefully prepared, are the key to a high quality menu with exquisite and delicate flavors. Faithful residents and tourists alike return time after time because they know that they will ‘taste the difference’ and these high standards are never...(read more).

Cafe Sidney
The establishment to Cafe Sidney is open every day of the year from 9 am to 3 am except for half a day on Christmas Eve. The first couple of winters were difficult as the marina is quiet at that time of year, but they persevered introducing the now legendary Sunday brunch. This kicked off the winter trade and established the venue as a weekend meeting place for island residents...(read more).

Comidas Bar S. Juan
Located on the cobbled streets just off Ibiza port, this cosy eatery is a culinary Aladdin’s cave of home-cooked treats. If you’re clever, two of you can munch through bread and aioli, a starter (anchovies with cabbage hearts recommended!) and a main course for under 25 euro. That’s washing it down with a bottle of red, too. Menus in Spanish only so don’t forget your dictionary, amigos.
Ibiza Town, Calle Mont Gri
Tel: 971.311.603

Les Passadis
Situated in the heart of Ibiza Town’s gay district, one of the few Italian rustic Ibiza restaurants Es Passadis offers a traditional menu. Delicately balanced but rich in rustic flavour, their homemade pasta dishes kick some serious punch but their authentic oven baked pizzas aren’t to be ignored. Baked in their Italian wood oven, there are many classic varieties to ruse over. Don’t forget to check the daily specials either.
Ibiza Town, Calle de la Virgen
Tel: 971.932.108

El Pirata
Overlooking the port, El Pirata’s renowned thin crust pizzas make a perfect option for either a shared meal in lively convivial surroundings or a tasty snack on the run. Owner Gualtiero selectively imports his ingredients direct from Italy, which has much to do with their naturally wholesome flavour. Their sister restaurant next to Burger King kicks a mean all-day full English too.
Ibiza Town, Calle Garijo
Tel: 971.192.630

La Barraca
Nestled on the picturesque shores of Tlamanca, La Barraca is a beautifully romantic setting with the choice of the al fresco, palm sheltered terrace or a candle-lit veranda overlooking the seas. The luxurious menu is a food lover’s dream with fish their speciality. We recommend the cod confit with potato cream or the Spanish red lobster if you’re feeling flush.
Ibiza, Talamanca
Tel: 971.193.463

La Brasa
Leaning quietly amongst the castle walls, La Brasa is another rustic, romantic setting blessed with a quaint – if somewhat cramped – palm fronded garden. Expectantly priced, the diverse menu is comprised of fresh market produce. The fish are straight from the tank.
Ibiza Town, Carrer de Pere Sala
Tel: 971.301.202

Macao Cafe
A popular bistro/wine bar overlooking Ibiza’s marina, Macao Cafe’s menu is a fusion of Italian and Mediterranean cuisines with the wasabi tuna steak and con with deep fried courgettes coming in for special mentions. They also have a sister restaurant in Santa Gertrudis where the tiramisu is second on the island only to De Valeria.
Ibiza Town, Placa de Sa Riba
Tel: 971.314.707

Sa Punta
Tucked blissfully away on the far end of Talamanca, Sa Punta might not be cheap but you get what you pay for. In this case, some of the finest seafood from Ibiza restaurants on the island (in particular the muscles). The view frames Ibiza Town’s port in all its twinkling moonlit ambience come nighttime too. It’s open midday-3am every day.
Ibiza, Talamanca
Tel: 971.193.424

Thai’D Up
Thai’d Up is a friendly, perfectly formed Thai restaurant in Ibiza Town. Elegant in decor, the interior details a rustic Ibizan charm with intricate South Asian flourishes, whilst the menu offers a classic platter of authentic Thai cuisine-the head has been imported direct from Chang Mai. The red beef curry gets our heads-up but pretty much everything slips down easily –particularly with a crisp, cool Asian beer – and it won’t rinse your pockets either.
Ibiza, Calle de la Virgen
Tel: 971.191.668

Bambudda Grove
One of the most charming from all Ibiza restaurants dining options, Bambuddan Grove is set inside a replica Balinese ‘banjak’ (that’s an Indonesian canteen) and encased in a lush rim of bamboo. A divine setting, the menu is equally unique with East and West – or MediterrAsian as they’ve coined it – melding into a truly cosmic culinary fusion. Main courses can clock in at around 30 euro so it’s not cheap but with the care and attention that’s poured into these delicacies you won’t begrudge the extravagance.
Ibiza Town, San Juan Rd
Tel: 971.197.628


Ibiza Restaurants - SANTA EULARIA

La Rambla
The new owners were forced to take over this larger restaurant when their original restaurant on Santa Eulalia's Restaurant street proved too small. Unlike their previous neighbours, they are open all year round (except Wednesdays) and are rewarded with a steady stream of customers, most of whom are locals. They serve excellent pastas, pizzas and a range of other international cuisine at prices that don't appear to...(read more).

El Naranjo Restaurant
All dishes are fresh, home-made and prices range from 1.000 - 2.300 Ptas.(6-15 euros) which is very fairly priced for the content and quality.They are open every evening (except Mondays) throughout the season from 7.30pm till late. Booking is...(read more).

Ca Na Ribes Restaurant
This is probably the poshest restaurant on the street. Certainly the most palatial. The beautiful central courtyard has a tree growing in it. Again there are several different dining environments and a lengthy menu. This restaurant is the place...(read more).

Seventeen
Nestled beneath the hills in the Santa Eulalia suburbs, this modern Italian restaurant is a mighty rare thing from all Ibiza restaurants – a classy, high-end dining experience with prices that won’t break and a vibe that’s effortlessly unpretentious. Offering alfresco dining at its finest thanks to its chilled patio terrace, the pizzas are straight from the Italian wood oven but the daily BBQ shouldn’t be overlooked. Worth the cab fare there.
Santa Eulalia, Calle Los Lirios. Tel: 971.330.930

Ibiza Restaurants - SAN ANTONIO

Tijuana Restaurant
Including many Indian food restaurants and British pubs. While most visitors look forward to eating some local food, traveler's prefer their native breakfasts and there is no lack of eggs, bangers, bacon, mash and even grits to be had on...(read more).

Curry Club Restaurant
Whether it's hot and spicy or something a little easier on the mouth, San Antonio’s Curry Club won’t disappoint. The restaurant is situated just a few minutes walk from Café Mambo & Café Del Mar, making it easy to get to straight after...(read more).

Sa Cappela
Consistently lauded as one of finest from all Ibiza restaurants, Sa Cappela is something of a favourite amongsth DJ’s promoters or anyone with a bit of flash cash burning holes and it’s not hard to see why, either. Hidden inside a converted 16th century chapel, Sa Cappela’s bare stone walls, intimate enclaves, candle lit ambience and classical soundtrack all create a spellbinding setting in which to enjoy the succulent meats and fresh fish delicacies.
San Antonio, Santa Agnes Rd
Tel: 971.340.050

Banyan Palace
As its name suggests, the Thai restaurant Banyan Palace is awash in the extravagant. Gold detailed gates, coloured lanterns, serene Oriental gardens, lavish mirrors and teak furniture combine to create an elegant, unique ambience, whilst the extensive menu spreads across Ibicenco/Thai seafood fusions including richly spiced duck, poultry and beef concoctions.
San Antonio, Avienda San Agustin
Tel: 971.347.735

Cafe Del Sol
An intimate relaxed eatery run by Ramon from Cafe Del Mar and located a few hundred metres up the road, with the relaxed outdoor patio offering the same sunset bliss as its father bar. The food is a marriage of Mediterranean and Galic influences with the fish a particularly speciality.
San Antonio, Calle Alemania
Tel: 971.803.087

David’s Pizzeria
Living in San Antonio? Like pizza? Then look no further than David’s where the extensive menu will satisfy pizza addicts of all persuasions, whilst mouthwatering treats like their homemade lasagna and salmon pasta provide solid alternatives. A short walk – or stumble – from Cafe Mambo, David’s is an affordable and delicious start to any evening with a set menu gifting you a starter, a beer, a pizza, a desert and a shot for just over 10 euro. The word bargain doesn’t do it justice.
San Antonio, Calle De Madrid
Tel: 971.803.849

Villa Mercedes
An impressively decadent garden restaurant, one of the pleasant either from Ibiza restaurants Villa Mercedes is as plush as it gets in San Antonio. Tessellated stone pillars and rococo furnishings grant it a Miami mansion vibe, whilst flamenco legend Paco Fernandez routinely provides the musical ambience. The Karma Bar provides a Moroccan styled post-work, pre-dinner wind down, whilst the food itself is out of this world – check the tuna steak for some mouthwatering action.
San Antonio, Passieg De La Mar
Tel: 971.348.543



Ibiza Restaurants – SAN RAFAEL

El Ayoun
A trendy Moroccan haunt, El Ayoun’s menu is a uniquely spiced in Ibiza restaurants, richly flavoured platter of the most taste-arresting North African delicacies this side of Rabat. Yet it’s as famous for its adjoining late night cocktail bar – the chic, stylish Privado Club. So if you’re feeling indulgent, treat your tastebuds in El Ayoun’s exotic environs then bowl next door for some intimate drinking.
San Rafael. Tel: 971.198.335

L’elephant
A swanky cosmo-European styled dining haunt, L’elephant’s exclusive environs is all contemporary curves ant exquisitely detailed furnishings. Perfect, then, for an intimate coupled dining experience with a finely tuned menu to match. Classic cuisine with a contemporary twist, L’elephant can also lay claim to the most panoramic vistas of Ibiza restaurants you’ll find. Swing a right just before Privilege.
San Rafael. Tel: 971.198.056

Pikes
The legendary Pikes hotel might be best known for hosting Wham’s Club Tropicana’video but it’s also home to a charming, intimate restaurant. Either sit leisurely inside the rustic walls of this 15th century finca or recline on the leafy courtyard patio. Wherever you choose, the menu is gourmet decadence personified, with the marinated salmon in mustard and dill or the grilled foie hake in orange sauce just two of the exquisite recommendations. An essential Ibiza restaurants experience.
San Rafael, San Antonio Rd. Tel: 971.342.222



Ibiza Restaurants - SALINAS

The Jockey Club
A leisurely luxury beach bar/cafe, ocean side dining doesn’t come much classier – or chilled – than this. Resting in the heart of Salinas – the essence of Ibizan beach life for many – the Jockey Club is a gorgeous wooden shank blessed with some of the finest freshly caught seafood on the Ibiza restaurants so keep an eye on the specials board for the day’s haul. It’s expectantly pricey though so expect some damage if you’re pigging out.
Salinas. Tel: 971.395.788