RESTAURANTS

Malibú. Playa Las Salinas (San José). 971 305 974

One of the most famous places of Ibiza and that more the famous ones like. To eat of informally, sandwiches and in restaurant variety of rice … If you want, they you bring over for what you ask up to the same 'tumbona' or take it to you in boat up to where you have the ship stingy.

Jockey Club. Playa Las Salinas (San José). 971 395 485

Sa Trinxa. Playa Las Salinas (San José). 637 826 183

Guaraná. Playa de las Salinas (San José). 971 395 444

Nassau Beach Club. Ctra. Playa d’En Bossa, s/n. Playa d’En Bossa (Ibiza). 971 396 714

New in Ibiza, it offers the unique experience with all the ingredients to enjoy the Sun, flavours, cocktails Havana Club and sounds of Ibiza

La Escollera. Playa Es Cavallet, s/n. (San Jorge). 971 310 172.

El Chiringuito d’es Cavallets. Playa Es Cavallet, s/n. (San Jorge). 971 395 485

Blue Marlin. Cala Jondal (San José). 971 410 117

Yemantjá. Cala Jondal (San José). 971 187 481

Sa Punta d’es Molí. Camí d’es Molí (San Antonio). 971 347 722

S´illa des Bosc. Cala Conta. 971 806 161.

La Raspa. Puerto Deportivo Marina Botafoch. (Ibiza) . 971 311 810

Café Sydney. Marina Botafoch, local 31b. (Ibiza). 971 192 243

Restaurante El Divino. Passeig Joan Carles I s/n. (Ibiza). 971 190 177

El Divino enjoys a most envied position. Their chef Leopoldo Vázquez creates for you the very best dishes, influenced by both international and Mediterranean cuisine. It’s much recommended for an unforgettable dinner.

La Brasa. Pere Sala. 971 30 12 02

El brasero. Des Passadis, 4. I(biza). 971 199 660

C’an Alfredo. Paseo Vara de Rey. Ibiza. 971 311 274

Kumharas. Lugo, 2. Cala de Bou (San Antonio). 971 805 740

It offers us lots of things to look forward to. The best thing is to arrive in the early evening to chill out on its comfy sofas and watch the sun set. Then we can have a walk round the market to reach the restaurant. The position here is still basically horizontal in keeping with the Asian style.

Es Rickshaw. San Vicente, 49. (Santa Eulalia). Este. 971 330 123

Ayoun. C/ Isidor Macabich, 6 (San Rafael). 971 198 335

Restaurante Pacha&Sushi lounge. Avenida 8 de Agosto s/n. 971 313 612

Inside the own discotheque, its cuisine fuses the best thing of the Mediterranean one and the Japanese flavours. To have dinner outdoors, the elegant decoration of the Sushi Lounge moves you to lands of east.

Nanking. C/ Mar, 8. (Ibiza). 971 190 951

Bambudha Grove. Ctra. San Juan, km. 8,5. (Sta. Gertrudis). 971 197 510

The pagoda reigning over the main dining hall is surprising, and the soft lighting invites you to enjoy the company you’re in. Ask for menu ‘Bambudha MediterrAsian’.

Trattoria del Sole. Ctra. de San José, km. 77,6. (San José). 971 800 006

Las 2 Lunas. Ctra. San Antonio, km. 64. 971 198 102

Rincón del puerto. Carrer d’Enmig, 50. (Ibiza). 971 314 665

We’ll go to one of the first Italian restaurants to open on the island. Inside its cosy premises, the owner puts all her effort into making the dishes remind us of northern Italy.

Macao Café. Puerto de Ibiza. (Ibiza). 971 314 707

Amalur. Ctra. San Miguel, km 2,3. 971 314 554

A landmark restaurant in the island, where you can sample Mediterranean and Basque cuisine.

Manuel el rey de la Fideúa. Carretera de Salinas, Km. 3,7 (San Jorge). 971 39 65 63

L´Elephant. Plaza de la Iglesia. (San Rafael). 971 198 056.

Chic and cosmopolitan, you can delight French cuisine in the lounge and in the two surprising terraces with impressive panoramic to the old Ibiza.

After the dinner, you can take Havana Club's refreshing cocktails. You can buy also in its Shanty boutique in front of restaurant; the same schedule has that it..

Aura. Ctra. San Juan, km 13,5. (San Lorenzo). 971 325 356

Atzaró. Ctra. San Juan, 15. (Sant Joan de Labritja). 971 338 838

A combination of vibrant and tasty cuisine, a hospitable environment complemented for you continue exhibitions of art and music chill-out.

La Ventana. Sa Carrosa, 13. (Ibiza). 971 303 537