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BON APPETIT


From budding gourmands to those just in search of a quick bite to eat, Ibiza has something for everyone in the restaurant department. Whether you simply want some pre-club fuel in the form of a tasty burger, or a secluded hideaway serving lush Thai food, it’s all here…


IBIZA TOWN


LA BRASA CALLE DE PERE SALA Just outside the walls of Dalt Vila, this traditional Spanish restaurant offers a sweet, shady garden to dine in. Serving tapas, fresh seafood, and the classic Mediterranean dish of paella cooked with black squid ink, save this place for special, one-off meals. With friendly staff and a laidback atmosphere, it’s one of the centre’s most charming spots.


NOVUM SANTA GERTUDIS A place for people who like their food with an Oriental flavour, it has a full wok and sushi menu, plus lots of small platters that are perfect for sharing. A popular spot since opening last year, it’s soon to host Supperclub, one-off creative dining experiences that are unlike any other. Not only do the meals wow, but so will the entertainment.


ES PASSADIS CALLE MAR DE DEU Run by an Italian family, but the food has a Spanish twist. With oodles of fresh pasta dishes and oven-baked pizzas to choose from, all at very reasonable


prices, this is likely a restaurant you will want to return to time and time again. Always ask to see the specials board, as it changes daily and often boasts a delicious fish of the day.


LA OLIVA RESTAURANT CALLE SANTA CRUZ Just next to the drawbridge of Dalt Vila, La Oliva is a typical, rustic spot, as the cobbled streets which lead you there suggest. It mixes a whole host of European styles — Italian melon and parma ham, French foie gras or Spanish ceviche of langostines. Undoubtedly the best meal we’ve eaten in Ibiza Town, but unfortunately everyone else also thinks so, and it’s often busy and hard to get a table at peak times — but don’t let this deter you.


COMIDAS BAR SAN JUAN CARRER DE GUILLEM DE MONTGRI A family-run operation with two small dining rooms, this is simple food at simple prices, but exceedingly delicious. Main courses are about €6, paella included, and you can pick a freshly- caught fish for around €10. Popular with locals and tourists alike, this is a no- nonsense affair, so no bookings and no menus translated into English. Well worth it, though.


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PACHA RESTAURANT AVENIDA DEL OCHO DE AGOSTO Although some might find the idea of clubbing and dining a contradictory experience, the Pacha restaurant lives up to its reputation. Like its namesake, the prices are high, but so are the standards. Pick between the Sushi Lounge or opt for the more rustic, traditional Spanish dishes. It’s definitely a place to feel glamorous and indulge in at least once.


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DAVID’S PIZZERIA CALLE DE MADRID Delicious and reasonably-priced. What more can you ask for? David’s offers giant pizzas for small prices. The list of toppings are never-ending, and if you don’t like pizza, then pick from the pasta menu, which is also extensive. Always busy with locals and workers alike. Viva David’s!


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