Yes, very good food. Very local feel! You won't be disappointed with the decision to eat/visit this…read morelocation.

Food was underwhelming. The staff wasn't friendly. The…read moredrinks were subpar. The ambiance was nice and was excited to try this place out.

Arrived for the 10:30 seating…read more Had a reservation- RESTAURANT AREAS The Black Carpet - Main area - Located closer to the Stage with Signature STK booths. The whole point of making a reservation in the booth is so they can see the show. It was impossible to see the show. My table was literally in the back of the restaurant not facing the stage... what's the point. I complained they said that was the only seat they had available. And there's a bunch of seats like that as well and other people were complaining.. FOOD Absolute terrible food. Bread in the picture was hard as a rock. The espresso martini had zero vodka. Caesar salad was overdressed and soggy. The tuna tartare was fishy and possibly spoiled. The main course fishes. The Seabass and the cod were both rubbery and over salted. The vegetables on the plate were not much better. The macaroni and cheese. The noodles undercooked and the cheese was watery. The service was unresponsive to my requests for moving my seat. They also said if I don't like the food / basically to-bad. The minimum spend per person was around €150. I just told the server to charge me the $ I got out of my seat , because I could not see from my table and watched the ok dancers and called it a night. I will reach out to my credit card company.

Basra this place is worst service we went at 9 and it wasn't packed so no reason why the service…read morewas so terrible they only served us one drink all the servers passed our table Soo many times. Then they don't have to go boxes I cudnt eat my meal sobqsiy paid for full plate I didn't eat only to find out I can't take it with me. So what a waste I would never go back. Food is mediocre at best. Only good thing was the dj and dancers

Nice spot we were recommended to try by our hostel receptionist. The wine is cheap and super good…read more I really enjoyed the pasta and the potato balls we ate (I don't remember what they were called). They had a large variety of tapas as well. The waiters/waitresses were very friendly. Service was very good.

Best meal, service and ambiance I've experienced in a very long time!!! I wish this place was near…read moreme so I could go all the time! My husband and I were trying to find some good places to dine while we were in Ibiza, but we were there from Sat-Mon. And I don't know if you're familiar with Spain yet, but they pretty much shut everything down on Sundays & Mondays. Monday afternoon, we had just finished climbing the castle and looking out at the views. We walked into town and I remembered seeing the reviews for this gem of a restaurant. We walked in around 3:45pm on a Monday. I was sure they'd either be closed or closing, but to our surprise, they were open and very welcoming! We were the only people in there besides one person in the front on their computer. We sat in the back, outdoor space. It was lovely and peaceful, and we were so tired. The food came out immediately after we ordered and it had a stunning presentation, but the taste was even more stunning! I'm from NYC, we eat out a lot and we know good food. We're picky, new restaurants open and close every day in NYC. Mar a Vila should be in NYC!! Or at least they should open a location there or in Brooklyn. They definitely need to open more locations somewhere. This food is too good to be kept on such a tiny island, away from so many people! Well, at the end of our meal, Patricia, cleared our plates and then just let us sit. She never made us feel like we needed to leave. It was very nice and a great way to revive after a long, adventurous day. Patricia & Pablo, you have an amazing restaurant! I hope I can come back to Ibiza and experience it more.

Kari's Rating: 4.5/10 TLDR:…read more -Live singer was phenomenal, but the never ending house-music was SO LOUD we couldn't have a conversation and ended up yelling and lost both voices -Worth experiencing once, but not worth the $300 price tag without drinks -One of the most beautiful restaurants I've seen in Ibiza This was our last dinner in Ibiza, and my friend--who's been to the island four different times--insisted we end our trip at Tatel. He'd been before and said it was one of the experiences we couldn't miss. The second we walked through the doors, I knew this wasn't going to be just dinner. The restaurant is absolutely gorgeous. Everywhere you looked there were lush florals, warm fairy lights, oversized gold mirrors, and extravagant décor. It felt like someone combined an upscale Michelin-starred restaurant with a royal jungle. Even though the dining room is intentionally dark, every corner somehow still catches your eye. Unfortunately, we were seated directly underneath the sound system. Within about two minutes I asked our waiter if the music could be turned down because it was incredibly loud. Little did I know there was a live performance about to begin. A singer came out with an incredible voice and started performing everything from Mamma Mia classics to other popular songs that had the entire restaurant singing and dancing. She was honestly fantastic. The only downside? The volume never changed. We literally couldn't hear each other for the rest of dinner. I happened to have professional concert earplugs from a recent show in my purse, and I actually wore them through dinner because I didn't want to leave with ringing ears. That's probably a first for me at a restaurant. IT WAS SO LOUD. I'm actually so upset about that. It was a horrible experience because of that. Both of us literally strained our voices so much just to talk we ended up having scratchy throats when we left. Onto the food-To start, they brought over warm, freshly baked bread with butter and green olives. The bread was fluffy, soft, and absolutely delicious. My only tiny complaint--and I've noticed this all over Europe--is that everything seems to need just a little more salt. We ordered the scallops with roasted poblano peppers and Tatel's signature mashed potatoes. Presentation? Beautiful. The scallops arrived still sitting in their shells on a gorgeous serving display. They had a nice sear, and one of mine was cooked perfectly. Another, however, was a little underdone. My biggest complaint was that the scallops weren't detached from their shells, so we had to scrape each one off ourselves before eating which means I accidentally ate some of the shells-ruining the scallop and almost cracking my teeth. The roasted peppers looked amazing and had a nice char, but they didn't have much flavor beyond that. I ended up squirting some Lemon from the scallops and adding salt and pepper from the table on them. Now...the mashed potatoes. These were probably my favorite thing we ate all night. Rich, creamy, buttery, and incredibly smooth. They were served in a tiny measuring cup, which honestly confused me because I thought it was a sauce that belonged on the peppers. The table next to us ordered Tatel's signature veal, and the waiter prepared it tableside. He laid out a paper-thin piece of veal, topped it with two poached eggs, and shaved fresh truffle over the entire dish. Even just watching it being made felt like part of the entertainment. For our main course, we ordered the T-bone steak. Again, presentation absolutely delivered. It was already carved before it was served on a large Himalayan salt block covered with flaky sea salt. It looked incredible. Unfortunately, we ordered it medium rare, and it came out much closer to rare. We both joked it would actually make an amazing leftover because another few minutes in the oven would've probably made it perfect. The beef itself was clearly high quality, but because it sat on the salt block, every bite became saltier than the last. There was also a significant amount of fat--great for flavor, but nearly a third of my steak wasn't edible. Overall, I completely understand why people recommend Tatel. It's energetic, glamorous, beautifully designed, and feels more like dinner and a show than just a restaurant. The service was wonderful, the entertainment was excellent, and the atmosphere was one of the best we experienced in Ibiza. That said, when your dinner costs nearly $300, I expect the food to be just as memorable as everything surrounding it. For me, it wasn't. I'm really glad we experienced it once, but I don't think it's somewhere I'd personally return.

It's the place to go to after tomorrow land festival next door . Great vibe cool music expensive…read morefood hey it's Ibiza . It's a lot better than the LA location .

I have here a few years ago, and when I came back to Ibiza, I had to return for their amazing…read moresangria and view.

All day Paellas with Sangrias for 15 Euros and along the beach view, is unbeatable!…read more They also serve up a good variety of tapas and other fine dishes, but my eyes were on the special deal of paella and sangria! They had an adequate number of waiters and the restaurant had a spacious and contemporary lounge area inside and out! I ordered up their Seafood Paella and it was impeccable! I cleaned the whole plate as well as finished my sangria! It was a homely and fulfilling meal while enjoying the beach view!

It's was ok, drinks were fine, some decent views of the city…read more If you want a true review don't require a letter count

We wondered into the restaurant with 8 adults and two toddlers. They welcomed our large group…read morewithout a lunch reservation and seated us with only a five minute wait . The service, food and wine were all top notch . We had a number of things, the sushi, paella and hamburger were all excellent . They were also delighted to have the children which made the entire meal even better. I highly recommend going to this restaurant if you ever find yourself in the old town of Ibiza

La Oliva located on one of the busiest pedestrian streets in Ibiza. Great service, excellent food…read moreand wine list. We enjoyed our waiter who recommended a local rooftop bar that was perfect. Make you way to La Oliva

La Oliva is located on the most adorable cobblestone street, Calle Santa Creu in Ibiza Town. Super…read morecute and has some serious Mexican vibes with Freida Kahlo & Dia de los Muertos art all over the walls. My friends and I sat at a table inside and everyone was so kind to us. We didn't realize we got there near closing, but they still seated us and treated us very well. Patient with us as we made decisions and kept feeding us drinks & eats. I wasn't expecting much, honestly, but a couple of the food items were beyond delicious! My mushroom risotto was muy delicioso~! And we had beef cheek ravioli that was like holy wow good. Like beyond. We had a lot of beers but was also thankful they had non-alcoholic beer for me, as well. Yay! Would def go back.

This is where the Pacha DJs come to perform before their show at Pacha…read more The food is not great, but also not terrible. But this place isn't really about that. We came here for the sunset, a gre-game before Pacha and to get up close to the DJ. On a busy night, there could be a wait to get a table outside. What I love about this place is that it's also family friendly. I saw a family of three generations (baby, mom and grandma) enjoy a dinner here which I thought was pretty cool. It was fun to strike up conversations with tables next to us and find out what their plans for the night was. In my opinion, Cafe Mambo is one of the best ways to start a long night in Ibiza. Coming from Los Angeles and Vegas where security at lounges and nightclubs are always power-tripping and getting into people's faces due to craziness control, it was nice to be around a well-behaved group of people and no one overprotecting the talent. I miss this place a lot. Can't wait to go back!

One of the more populated spots on the Saint Antoni waterfront area, with a great DJ and music. I…read moretried the vodka & elderflower cocktail with fresh lime & mineral water -- this was probably one of the best drinks I've ever tried. It was very refreshing, citrusy, and not sweet. Their drink list was extensive and you can find something for every palette. Really great place to enjoy an evening in Ibiza. Just know that drinks are on the pricier side, as you're also paying for the location, ambience, and music.