In the land of tourists and superrrr touristy restaurants, lies this awesome local tapas…read morerestaurant. With no English menu present, this is definitely a spot to hit up if you're in the mood to try something new & adventurous without knowing exactly what you ordered :) Came here twice during my super short stay in Ibiza (it was that goooood!) and both times = fantastic. The staff here is friendly and even with their limited English, they are able to help recommend typical / popular tapa dishes if you don't know what to order. There is no paper menu, so look at the boards on the wall for the food options. If you reallllly don't know what to order and not that hungry, simply grab your plate, go up to the bar, and pick up the finger sandwiches (roughly 1-2 euro/ piece). Prices for the food here is fair and reasonable and overall, here are my top recommendations for food: -Secreto Iberico: OMG, THIS DISH IS KILLLERRRRRR GOOOOOD. Yaaaas, I don't know what the sauce is but it's so damn delicious when you dip the crispy iberico ham in it (ham texture is similar to the crispy pork you eat at Korean places) -Callos: If you like tripe, go for this dish. Ahhhh, so yum yum with the different types of tripes used -Ensalada Escabeche con pollo: If you like something on the healthier side, order this badass salad. All of my guy friends thoroughly enjoyed this dish so.....that says a ton :) The sauce used with this dish is amazing Other random things to note: Seats - when you come in, simply sit wherever. -Splitting the bill: If you're in a group and would like to split the bill, let your server know before hand. If the place gets too packed, help your server out by stating how much each person is going pay and hand the server your card/money. -Apparently, this place is also a wine bar C: .....Definitely will visit again the next time I'm here Aiii. I am hungry now.

This place is AMAZING!…read more Friendly to foreign speakers, and the food was top notch! El Zaguan has an option where you can simply take small food items from server's trays as they walk around, and keep the toothpick from it as a token. When you've had your fill, they count your toothpicks and charge you for each one you've taken, and it's very reasonable! I tried about 9 different small items, and payed about $20 USD, and everything was great!

We ended up at Can Costa almost by chance. We were heading to another place, but it was closed. We…read morefound Can Costa on Google Maps and decided to give it a try. Glad we did. The restaurant is located in downtown Ibiza, wih no parking around, so be prepared to walk. The place feels very local and authentic. Simple interior, nothing fancy. It looks like it's run by two owners, a man and a woman, which adds to the family feel. The food is simple and honest. Grilled fish, grilled octopus, good portions, well cooked. The alioli is very traditional, strong, and full of garlic. Served with bread and olives, and it was excellent. One thing to note about seating. We were given our own table, but we noticed the solo customers seated together at one table with strangers. That may not suit everyone, but it feels very typical of local places. Overall, a solid choice if you want real Ibizan food, not a polished tourist restaurant. Would come back if I'm in the area again.

To begin with, the staff here is sincerely warm, honest and transparent. The hardworking mom and…read morepop shop treats everyone with respect and dignity, regardless of their country of origin, Spanish language competence or accent. They embody class and human values in a nation that is becoming xenophobic while they relish taking one's money via deceitful webs proliferated by double standards. This is definitely not the type of establishment that gives you bread and then sneakily charges 3.5 euros for the gesture. Here, you can get a homemade paella for one as an appetizer that is phenomenal. This statement comes from an individual who makes his own seafood plates with real saffron and the freshest seafood available. The grilled cod was not drenched in oil, and you are able to have salads with oil and vinegar on the side. Gastronomic traditions that may not be in line with individual diets are not imposed. Desserts like lemon mousse are also homemade and the perfect antidote for any heatwave. In sum, Ibiza has been known fairly or unfairly as a millionaire's backyard, but the real wealth lies in the stories of salt of the earth individuals such as the dear ones that run this fascinating restaurant. Meeting them and being served here has been the highlight of my trip to Spain that has come with a variety of experiences.

La Brasa de Ibiza. The bougainvillea lined front is definitely a plus and eye catching for this…read morerestaurant. Once you walk in, it's cooler from more bougainvillea covering the overhead and giving lots of shades. All the tables are set elegantly under the shades. The hostess will clean up the tables and chairs before you are sitting down. Glad we got there during early afternoon and able to get a seat right away. Its a must place to visit if you are in Ibiza and a great place for photo opportunity. Few things we ordered was delicious, server was very prompt.

This was my 3rd time and 3rd trip to Ibiza. I always eat here lol... this place got good looking…read morepeople etc just walking in and out. I got the steak, like 6 different paellas, expresso, and the olive garlic dip with the bread omg. When you're with French people we sat closer to the door because everyone needs to have a smoke break etc lol I bet you I will eat here again.

Don't hesitate! Come here! This is a Michelin rated restaurant that is opening another location in…read moreMadrid soon! The kitchen is fairly open so you can see what is going on with your food. They have a Ratatouille mouse stuffed animal on their shelf which I thought was very adorable. The blonde waitress (and I think part-owner) we had was super friendly, attentive and smiley. We tried the Caesar salad, croquettes (3 different flavors: suckling pig, Cauliflower and 1 other one I cannot remember) with 3 different dipping sauces, 2 chicken dishes (cannot recall the name), and a mango dessert (tiny, good for 1 person). We ate everything family-style though not every dish is easy to share (example: the mango dessert). This place is great for a special occasion or if you want to dine somewhere where you can get dressed up. Our favorite dish was, hands-down, the Caesar salad. I never expected to be impressed by a Caesar salad. It was prepared in a way we have never seen before. The salad was chopped but not mixed up, wrapped in cheese, and then flambeed with a torch with the dressing inside the cheese. All of their dishes are presented in a whimsical and unique way. The hot-dogs, which we didn't order, comes on a plastic blow-up balloon dog, the croquettes are served on a metal tree with different branches, some other dish is served on a 70s mini-van, etc. They gave us a complimentary licorice liquor shot at the end of our meal. They take online reservations. They were very accommodating when we had to edit our reservation to a later time. During our visit, there was a large business group there as well as a bachelorette party. Even so, the restaurant was never rowdy/super loud. The interior is very swanky, modern and soft in decor. There is a pink/purple glow in the restaurant. There is indoor and outdoor/patio dining.

This is one adventurous dining spot but don't be mistaken, the food is unbelievably delicious…read more Although you do need to have reservations, if you stop in on a whim, they MIGHT have a table available. We lucked out and scored a table on their first night open for the season. Our server was of the utmost help by guiding us through the menu and strongly suggesting certain dishes. We ordered a few drinks and some wine through out our dinner and I was in love with everything we got! Drinks were creative and the wine was a great quality. The food is on another level. I can finally understand why Spain is the gastronomy center the world ...or so I've been told. All the dishes were complex and had an explosion of flavor and were like works of art. Almost too pretty to eat. I can't even choose a favorite dish. Everything I ate was as good as the last and the next. I highly recommend eating here. It will take your taste buds on a special journey that you will not regret going on!

Very fun and high energy restaurant. Crazy busy but very well run. Food is amazing and came out…read morequickly! Drank a lot of amazing wine. Loved our waiter!

This is what I'm here in Ibiza for!!! Amazing vibes, great tapas, even better cocktails and dope…read morepeople! La Bodega gave me all of the above. We were immediately greeted and seated as soon as we arrived. We were lucky enough to grab 2 tables on the sidewalk. Our waiter Tomas was such a joy to interact with! He was able to answer all of our questions about the tapas and drinks. Now about the drinks... best I've had in Ibiza. I had a Pornstar Margarita & a Zombie. ALL of the food was good with my favorites being the Croquettes*zucchini & cheese* and the Duck Confit. Service was fast, food came out piping hot & the curbside vibe is exactly what I wanted. Cudos to La Bodega!!!

Easter Monday, got the last table for 6, enjoyed the beach for some hours and came back for lunch…read more All the time having an astonishing view on Es Vedra and a very nice and interesting beach with little boat houses. The restaurant is not stylish but rather simple, concentrating on delivering great food. it's not cheap when you order e.g. the fish of the day, but it was absolutely fantastic and worth it.

We had lunch at the Es Boldado during the summer. Our table had a great view on the Es Vedra. There…read moreare mainly sea food dishes on the menu, but also some dishes with meat. The sea food was fresh and tasted very good. There was a seperate dessert menu on a blackboard, and it all sounded amazing. The dessert I tried was delicious.

Was expecting over priced tourist trap type food, but had one of the best lunches during my last…read moretrip to ibiza. Their aioli is really really good. All my friends liked their food except one that didn't like the price (I felt it was more than fair, big portions and quality ingredients). Very pleasant surprise on one of ibizas ugliest, run down beaches. If I ever come back to this area it would only be to have lunch here again.

Great place right off the beach. Cocktails were cafe style and very good. Food is pricey but also…read morevery good. A step above any bar food you will find on the beach. Gourmet Thai and Japanese dishes. Weird to have at same place but they make it work.

Lovely courtyard restaurant just 100m away from the main restaurant road in Santa Eularia…read more Half duck in Orange sauce (huge portion!) is a particular favourite of mine - really moist and lean duck meat. The Beef Wellington is a lovely cut of steak with a soft pastry covering (not something I normally order except at this restaurant) And the Suckling pig is pretty big and yummy (but less healthy with all that tasty skin and fat) One of the nicest settings for a meal in Santa Eularia - only qualification is that service can take a really long time...

Our dear friend who lives on Ibiza took us here. We felt the prices were very reasonable and I…read moremust admit that the duck was the best I have had. Maybe it was that's eating out in a foreign country tastes better than home; however, it was incredibly well prepared. My wife had the suckling pork, our ever elusive Spanish meal and said it was great; however, our friend was disappointed with her fish and said the presentation was completely off and it wasn't even a whole fish.