Find your perfect Ibiza restaurant, shortlisted by our local experts
There's a wide range of restaurants in Ibiza to suit all tastes, and budgets.
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Mediterranean food with exotic touches
This restaurant is located in the main square of San Juan. Using only seasonal, locally sourced produce, they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in a stylish dining room and a beautiful garden.
24-hour international open-air restaurant
From buffet breakfast to tapas lunch and all-night menu, this restaurant located at Destino Pacha Ibiza Resort serves delicious international cuisine indoor or at their terrace around the pool. You can even book a sunbed and enjoy their cocktails and poolside menu all day.
Sophisticated restaurant with stunning views of the harbour
This restaurant is part of the Cipriani's brand, which started in 1931 with the infamous Harry's Bar in Venice. Their Ibizan restaurant serves a selection of international cuisine in a glamorous setting.
Raw, vegan and plant-based cuisine in the centre of the island
This airy and stylish healthy restaurant is located in Santa Gertrudis, a small village in the centre of Ibiza island.
Traditional restaurant in the centre of Ibiza town
Located in the heart of Dalt Vila, this charming eatery is one of the most popular restaurants in Ibiza's old town.
Fantastic cuisine with dishes from all the countries where this exclusive club is based
Set within the Nikki Beach Club this restaurant offers an array of fresh cuisine from around the world which includes delicious sushi!
From breakfast through to lunch, dinner & well into the night
By day this bar restaurant serves up delicious snacks and meals from hearty breakfasts to a range of burgers, sandwiches, ribs and wings. In the evening the cocktails and ice cold drinks are flowing.
Original and imaginative tapas restaurant in the centre of Ibiza
The fusion of flavours and the originality of the presentation offer a unique experience.
Modern & chic steakhouse situated in Ibiza Corso Spa & Hotel
This steakhouse is modern, chic and a reflection of the island's energy. Delicious food, creative cocktails, live DJs and entertainment are the explosive combination here.
Fine dining in a 400 year old monastery
Located in the 18th-century chapel of Saint Agnes, just outside San Antonio, this restaurant offers delicious cuisine in a grand setting.
Chill out in a beautiful bay on the south coast
Set in the beautiful bay of Cala Jondal, with its long white sand beach and crystal clear waters, is this beach club.
Rustic and traditional dining in a unique atmosphere in the east of Ibiza
A longstanding tradition, La Casita is in an old reformed finca owned by chef Johannes, who has been successfully pampering his guests with delicious cooking for the last 30 years.
Healthy food made with organic produce
Part of a chain of healthy cafes around the island promoted by lifestyle guru Lana Love, this high-end eatery serves Mediterranean cuisine made with organic, locally-sourced produce.
Balinese retreat between Ibiza and Santa Eulalia
As you stroll beneath a luscious canopy of bamboo, past watchful carved stone statues, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’ve just landed in Ubud, Goa or Ko Pha Ngan, not the outback of a Mediterranean isle.
Mediterranean restaurant at Santa Eulalia's marina
Boasting wonderful views of the harbour and the sea, this restaurant serves a wide variety of international and Mediterranean cuisine using only fresh ingredients.
Lovely little place tucked away around the back of Cala Llonga
El Deseo is the perfect place to chill out with friends, listen to good music and enjoy nice food and cocktails.
Thai restaurant in the heart of Sant Miquel
Located in the centre of the northern town of Sant Miquel, this Thai restaurant serves fresh traditional dishes made with authentic Thai ingredients.
Exclusive beach club with private beach, views and delicious cuisine
Located above the Cala Tarida Beach, the Beach Club is the all-new, luxurious Ibiza beach club set to impress, making the island’s south-west coast the destination du jour for islanders and jetsetters alike.