Ibiza
EAT
“lunch on the beach”
‘the product of three ex-Noma chefs with the hallmarks of a hip East London spot': childlike logo, emphasis on natural wines and small plate sharing’
Best for: small plates and natural wines on the beach (next to Aigues Blanques)
When: lunch
Order: steak tuna, crab spaghetti
‘‘tucked away in the north, this beach restaurant is a must visit, with only a few tables casually set up on the sand. Must order: ibiza salad, special chips, lemon tart’
‘a website-less restaurant that only takes reservations by phone, in many ways it has remained unchanged since the eighties. Started as lowkey, humble but soon turned into a local favourite. Must order: jamon iberico and paella
‘what feels like the real Ibiza. Not too polished nor to curatedly bohemian. Part of a boutique hotel perched above the most beautiful coves in Ibiza. Must order: ceviche, tacos’
‘in an unassuming corner of San Antonio, with interiors of quintessential Ibiza under shaded canopies, this beach restaurant is for laidback lunching. Must order: paella to share with cuttlefish croquettes’
“dinner”
ES XARCU
‘for the last 30 years, husband and wife duo Mariano and Caridad Cabanero have been running the picture perfect seaside restaurant with boats dotted along the coastline. Must order: fresh caught fish and hand carved ham’
‘a natural wine bar and restaurant in the heart of the quaint village of San Lorenzo. A sommelier by trade, Cassady pairs wine with unpretentious and seasonal dishes from three local farms. Must order: courgette flower, steak, carrot side and goat ice cream’
‘at the end of a dirt track, with views of Es Vedrá and Es Vedranell, a rustic-style dining room provides a rich traditional menu. Must order: Bullit de peix and arroz a banda’
‘a cosy atmosphere with authentic Catalan cuisine in a rustic farmhouse on the road to Santa Gertrudis’
Paloma
Xuclar
Xuclar
Nudo
A Mi Manera
Es Torrent
Paloma
Es Torrent
SUNSET
‘one of the best views with sand to run all the way down to the sea’s edge. The spot is a hippy vibe, and a hush falls in the restaurant before sundown’
‘One of the most rugged and beautiful spots on the island. Perfect for an hour before sunset, reserve a spot for cocktails ahead of the meal. Full three courses’
ES VEDRA’
‘the cliffs that precede Cala d’Hort are a fabulous viewpoint over Ibiza’s most famous islet ad its small companion, Es Vedranell’
CALA BENIRRAS
‘although the islet of Es Cap Bernat gives it a special charm, the sunset became popular after a well-attended drumming show‘
SES VARIADES
‘accompanied by music and where you will find the iconic Café del Mar, famous for its chill-out sessions music’
