taste in headgear but he’s bang on the views of Ibiza Town’s twinkling port
money with his pizza. There are two in while eating treats like homemade
Ibiza Town — one just a few doors down pumpkin ravioli in sage and olive
from Base Bar and the other just across butter. Equally popular in the
from Burger King. The latter offers afternoon, Sa Punta is ideal for long,
tapas and the best all-day breakfast lazy leisured lunches.
you’ll fi nd in Ibiza Town, but they share ✆ 971 193 424
the crown for the tastiest thin-crust
pizza.
✆ 971 192 630/971 318 607
LA BRASA
SAN ANTONIO
CARRER DE PERE SALA
An enchanting eatery that leans BANYAN PALACE
against the walls of the Dalt Vila, La AVENIDA SAN AUGUSTIN
Brasa is awash with unique selling At the end of an enchanting garden,
points, from the instantly calming Thai restaurant Banyan Palace is fi lled
setting of its palm-fronded terrace with authentic ornaments and statues
garden to their black squid ink paella or but they’ve paid just as much attention
the many gourmet meat dishes. A more to their culinary detail with specialities
tranquil alternative to many of Ibiza including grilled duck salad and the
Town’s other high-class eateries but entrecote steak marinated in garlic,
one of the enduring favourites with lime juice, coriander and mint sauce.
over 30 years of good food behind it. There’s also a set menu which nabs you
✆ 971 394 775 a starter, main course and desert for
€18. Best Thai in San An and the jewel
LA OLIVA of the oft-unfashionable bay.
CALLE SANTA CRUZ ✆ 971 347 735
Found just beyond the drawbridge in
the quaint cobbled streets of the Dalt CURRY CLUB
Vila, La Oliva is a typical rustic CALLE DE MADRID
Mediterranean restaurant with classic Curry Club is like your favourite local
BUEN APETITO!
French Provence schooling in its curry house only in Ibiza. But instead
cuisine. Flavoursome, delicate and of bleak non-descript decor and
richly textured, main courses hover eye-straining lighting, you can recline
around €20 with starters coming at amongst the Indian ornaments and
When it comes to eating out in Ibiza there really is
around €15. Our recommendations are littoral ambience of their gorgeously lit
something for all tastes. Cosy rustic gems, quaint
the foie gras with pear compote and terrace garden. All the favourites are
grape reduction followed by the duck on the menu with chicken tikka massala
romantic hideouts, high-class al fresco dining, affordable
confi t with garlic mash potato. and king prawn madras coming in at
pizzas, quality tapas spreads, sushi, Thai... hell, you can
✆ 971 305 752 around €11/€12. Just make sure you
even get a decent curry out here. It needn’t send you
pack some industrial strength gum if
PACHA RESTAURANT you’re heading to Pacha later.
spiralling into bankruptcy either, as lots of places are AVENIDA DEL OCHO DE AGOSTO ✆ 971 343 604
rolling out their best deals yet without sacrifi cing on
Nestled just inside Pacha nightclub,
this restaurant is the temple of DAVID’S PIZZERIA
quality. Dig in!
measured style,luxury and charm that CALLE DE MADRID
you’d expect it to be. Enjoy classic If you’re in San An and looking for a
fi ve-star cuisine with a twist in the quick-fi x pizza then it’s all about
IBIZA TOWN
ES PASSADIS white-washed walls of the chic but David’s. A long-time favourite, the
CALLE DE LA VIRGEN rustic dining area or step outside into pizzas and pastas are the best in San
If you’re looking for a romantic but the contrasting Oriental styled Sushi An, the service is sharp and with a
COMIDAS BAR S.JUAN lively dining experience then Es Lounge, where you’ll fi nd the smile and the prices are wallet-
CARRER DE GUILLEM DE MONTGRI Passadis is a surefi re bet with its quaint international DJ jet-set enjoying what friendly. Your best bet is the €12.50 set
The not-so-secret gem of Ibiza Town terrace offering al fresco dining in the many claim is the best sushi on the meal, which lays out a starter, a pizza
tucked in the labyrinth between the heart of Ibiza Town’s gay district. The island in a garden terrace setting. with two toppings, a beer, a desert and
port and the Dalt Vila, this cosy cuisine is a blend of classic Italian with Gourmet excellence and style as a shot. Bargain isn’t even the start of
family-run eatery offers simple a touch of Spanish inspiration and daily standard. it. Best of all, it’s just a short stumble
home-cooked Spanish food at its very specials. It’s doesn’t come cheap ✆ 971 310 959 from Mambo. Viva David’s!
best with treats like mixed paella for (expect to pay €20 for a main course) ✆ 971 340 470
just €5. If you’re clever, a couple can but like all the best restaurants you SA PUNTA
work through bread and alioli, a starter won’t walk away regretting it. TALAMANCA KASBAH
and a main course with a bottle of ✆ 971 932 108 Spun away at the furthest end of C/ SOLEDAD
house for under €30. The menu is in Talamanca Bay, Sa Punta is everything A calming hideaway tucked at the quiet
Spanish only, so don’t forget the EL PIRATA you’d want from a bayside dining northern edge of the Sunset Strip,
dictionary amigos and expect a wait — CALLE GARIJO/AV. STA EULALIA experience. Chic but chilled and quirky Kasbah’s elevated terrace offers a
it’s a locals’ favourite. A regular hangout for Deadmau5, the with it, sit out on the wooden decking stretching and unrestricted view of the
✆ 971 311 603 Canadian producer might have dodgy enjoying some of the most stunning famous San An sunset. Food-wise, it’s
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