Eat & Drink
Ibiza
Aiyanna Ibiza
This is our first port of call when we’re in need of a nourishing break.
Amante
When we dream of Ibiza, we picture ourselves at Amante.
Beachouse
Let the in-house DJ carry you through a morning yoga class, lunchtime lounging and then into evening cocktails. With an enviable position on the island’s
Can Berri Vell
LWhen we think of long, warm island nights, we can’t think of a more romantic setting than Can Berri Vell.
Can Terra
This vibrant tapas bar is always busy – and with good reason! The food is delicious, the atmosphere is lively and the prices are reasonable.
Es Torrent
In a small, remote cove just 8km from Sant Josep, you will find one of Ibiza’s most famous seafood restaurants.
Es Tragon
No trip to Ibiza would be complete without a visit to the only Michelin-starred restaurant on the island.
Es Xarcu
Located on the south coast, between Es Torrent and Cala Jondal, the restaurant sits in a truly unspoiled part of the island.
Fish Shack
Just great food, served fresh, overlooking the water.
La Mesa Escondida
Located on the shores in Cala Carbó, La Mesa Escondida translates to the ‘hidden table’ of Ibiza.
La Paloma
The motto for La Paloma is ‘Mediterranean food served with love’ and this is precisely what they deliver.
Laylah
We recently heard Laylah being referred to as a ‘den of decadence’ and it’s a description the venue wears well.
Markus Chef’s Kitchen
Markus Chef’s Kitchen was one of the most eagerly anticipated openings of 2019 – and it didn’t disappoint.
Maymanta
Peruvian Chef Omar Malpartida opened Maymanta just last year, but it’s already become our first port of call when our taste-buds are craving spice.
Mimì Pizza Bistrot & Cocktails
One incredible Italian restaurant simply wasn’t enough – so Can Domingo opened a second on its terrace.
Patchwork Ibiza
We’ve searched the entire island and we’ve yet to find a view quite like the vista from Patchwork’s rooftop restaurant. It’s the perfect place to
Restaurante S’illa Des Bosc
Nothing beats an Ibizan sunset and there are few places we’d rather sit at twilight.
Sa Caleta
If you’re searching for a traditional Ibicenco feast, reserve your table at Restaurant Sa Caleta.
Sa Punta
If we had to describe Sa Punta in one word, it would be ‘atmospheric’.
Salvia
Book a table at this countryside retreat for an outdoor dining experience surrounded by thousand-year-old olive trees.