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These are the best restaurants to go for if you want to try Ibiza’s local cuisine:
- Can Berri Vell
- La Paloma
- Es Torrent
- El Bigotes
- Sa Capella
- Casa Maca
- Bar Costa
- Local markets and food festivals
Ibiza is more than just parties and beaches, it's also a food lover's dream!
The island is packed with amazing spots where you can try fresh seafood, traditional dishes, and farm-to-table meals. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a long, lazy dinner, Ibiza's food scene has something for everyone.
From cozy family-run spots to stylish restaurants with ocean views, this guide will help you find the best local eats on the island. And for those looking to make the most of their Ibiza experience, Clubtickets offers incredible tours, water sports, and boat trips that perfectly complement your culinary adventures.
1. Can Berri Vell - Sant Agustí des Vedrà
Tucked away in the charming village of Sant Agustí, Can Berri Vell feels like stepping back in time.
Set in a 17th-century farmhouse, this spot serves up classic Ibizan dishes with a modern twist, all made from fresh, local ingredients.
Must-Try Dishes
- Sobrasada with honey and toast: A sweet and savory island favorite.
- Slow-cooked Ibizan lamb shoulder, melt-in-your-mouth tender.
- Greixonera, Ibiza’s version of bread pudding.
Why Go?
It’s the perfect place for a relaxing dinner in a beautiful, rustic setting. Think cozy vibes and delicious food.
2. La Paloma - San Lorenzo
La Paloma feels like dining in a friend’s garden. This family-run restaurant is all about fresh, organic food, much of it grown right on-site.
The dishes are Mediterranean with a tasty Italian twist.
Must-Try Dishes
- Fresh burrata salad with homegrown veggies.
- Homemade pasta, like the rich truffle tagliolini.
- Citrus-marinated chicken, bursting with flavor.
Why Go?
La Paloma is cozy, welcoming, and perfect for a laid-back lunch or dinner surrounded by nature.
3. Es Torrent - Sant Josep de sa Talaia
If you love seafood, Es Torrent is the place to be. Set right on the sand, this spot serves up some of the freshest seafood on the island.
It’s all about enjoying good food with the sea breeze in your hair.
Must-Try Dishes
- Grilled sea bass with olive oil and herbs.
- Bullit de peix, Ibiza’s famous fish stew.
- Salt-baked dorada, simple and delicious.
Why Go?
For amazing seafood and stunning beach views, Es Torrent is hard to beat.
4. El Bigotes - Cala Mastella
El Bigotes is a no-fuss seafood shack where it’s all about the food. Known for serving the best Bullit de Peix on the island, it’s a must-visit for seafood lovers.
But remember, reservations are essential!
Must-Try Dish
- Bullit de Peix, served in two parts: fish stew followed by rice cooked in the fish broth.
Why Go?
It feels like having lunch with family by the sea. Simple, fresh, and full of flavor.
5. Sa Capella - San Antonio
Dinner in a Historic Chapel Dining at Sa Capella is an experience in itself.
Set in a 16th-century chapel, this restaurant combines history and delicious food in the best way possible.
Must-Try Dishes
- Foie gras with fig chutney.
- Slow-roasted Ibizan pork with herbs.
- Homemade fig ice cream, so good!
Why Go?
The setting is magical, and the food is even better. Perfect for a special night out.
6. Casa Maca - Ibiza Town
Casa Maca offers the best of both worlds: rustic charm and luxury. Overlooking Ibiza Town, this farm-to-table restaurant is ideal for sunset dinners with incredible views.
Must-Try Dishes
- Grilled octopus with smoked paprika.
- Wood-fired steaks, juicy and perfectly cooked.
- Charred garden veggies, fresh from their farm.
Why Go?
The views, the food, and the atmosphere make Casa Maca a must-visit.
7. Bar Costa - Santa Gertrudis
Bar Costa is famous for its legendary jamón ibérico sandwiches. It’s a great spot to grab a snack while exploring the island.
Must-Try Dishes
- Jamón ibérico sandwich, simple but amazing.
- Local cheeses and cured meats.
- Homemade tortilla española.
Why Go?
Sometimes simple is best, and Bar Costa proves it.
8. Local Markets and Food Festivals
Don’t miss out on Ibiza’s local food markets and festivals. Places like Mercat Vell in Ibiza Town and San Juan Market offer fresh produce, homemade products, and authentic street food.
Time your visit to catch the Ibiza Food Festival, where local chefs showcase traditional dishes.
Why Go?
It’s a great way to taste Ibiza’s local flavors and support small businesses.
So, what are you waiting for? Take a look into the most remarkable festivals in Ibiza.
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Ibiza’s food scene is full of amazing places waiting to be explored.
Whether you’re enjoying fresh seafood by the beach or savoring traditional dishes in a cozy village, every meal tells a story.
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