Yes we know, Ibiza is known for having expensive restaurants. But it’s not the case island-wide.
Quite the opposite in fact.
You can still enjoy an array of fantastic eateries, without needing to take out a bank loan beforehand.
In this blog we’ve featured some of our favourite dining spots with a view. That’ll leave you plenty of spare change to spend at the parties afterwards.
CHIRINGUITO ES PUETÓ
Located between San Antonio and San Antonio Bay you’ll find this family-owned, beachside restaurant with beautiful views out to sea. Es Puetó has been a firm-favourite with locals (and tourists) since 1969.
It’s the largest natural port on the island, and offers fresh, local Mediterranean food and a relaxed atmosphere. From locally-caught seafood to grilled meats and more.
The perfect spot for a lazy afternoon at the waters edge, and also a top choice for sunset lovers too, as the views are simply stunning of an evening.
Golden Buddha
The ‘sunset strip‘ in San Antonio may be home to some of the islands most famous bars, but with that often comes a hefty price tag.
If you’re looking for the same sunset for a fraction of the price, then you need to visit Golden Buddha.
The food is fabulous, and the cocktails are pretty great too.
Enjoy a range of dishes from the menu. Including sweet and sour ribs, burgers, poke bowls, pizzas and much more.
It offers chilled vibe with unspoilt views over towards the island of Sa Conillera and beyond.
The Boat House
The north of the island is home to a number of simply gorgeous restaurants. One of those is The Boat House along the beach front of Cala Vicente.
This stylish nautical-themed hideaway is the ideal place to spend the day in pure relaxation.
Whilst it’s not the cheapest on the list, it’s definitely not as expensive as the majority of venues of a similar setting.
You can feast on a selection of carefully prepared dishes. From Andalusian squid, Lebanese lamb kofta, vegan pancakes, paella, sushi and many others.
From breakfast, right through to dinner. This place has it all.
Can Cosmi
Beach views may not be included, but the location is equally as idyllic.
Can Cosmi is set in beautiful village of Santa Agnès. And positioned right in front the picturesque whitewashed church.
It originally opened in 1951, it served as a grocer’s and bar for the locals.
Its rustic charm remains to this day, and is a popular spot for residents and visitors alike.
The food is fresh, serving grilled meats and fish, salads and their famous tortilla (Spanish omelette).
Bar Costa
One of our favourite parts of the island is Santa Gertrudis. A quaint village that’s home to some lovely dining spots.
One of those is Bar Costa.
Not only is the food good and reasonably priced, it’s also situated in one of the prettiest parts of Ibiza.
With a traditional interior, you get a real feel for the islands authentic side.
Serving simple yet excellent Mediterranean dishes. There’s nothing that’s not to like about this place, if you fancy an afternoon out.
They also do some pretty good sandwiches here too.
MAR Y CEL
Figueretas is just a short walk from Ibiza Town, and boasts a beautiful beach. Along with a promenade lined with great places to eat and drink.
One of our go-to venues when we’re in the area is Mar Y Cel.
Serving range of gorgeous dishes, including exceptional traditional paella, breakfasts, tapas and baguettes.
You can easily set up here during the day and watch the people passing by.
Just how we like it.
This is just a small number of eateries that you can dine at for a fair price here, in gorgeous surroundings.
Written by Alexandra Ellis for IBIZA DISCO TICKET.
