Quite apart from hitting the clubs, tanning by the pool and heading off for vacation tours across the Island, there is little doubt you will want to take in the delights that Ibiza’s restaurants have to offer.
There is plenty of variety for you to choose from; whether you wish to dine on Spanish classics, traditional Ibicenco dishes, Chinese, Italian and everything and anything in between. With such a wide range to choose from, you can dine in a different country for each night of your stay.
If you so desire, you can even spend a night or two tasting the food that the Netherlands has to offer. A popular destination for the Dutch, Ibiza’s restaurants are not simply limited to standard offerings you would expect to see anywhere.
The prices for food across the board is impressive, however, for truly great savings you need to head for the Spanish and local restaurants. At lunchtime, (anywhere from eleven to four most days), the “menu del dia”, will see three wonderfully presented courses, accompanied by a bottle of local wine, be yours for just about ten Euros!
Resorts will obviously have their own restaurants for you to try, but it is out along the coast and up into the hills that some of the hidden gems can be found.
Whilst Ibiza is well known for its party spirit, there is nothing to say you cannot take advantage of its other attractions. If you are headed there during summer season, you will find a number of fast food places looking for your trade. And whilst they may be great for after the club, they are not going to give you the dining experience that Ibiza’s restaurants are able to manage. A little tip; look for the locals!
There is plenty of variety for you to choose from; whether you wish to dine on Spanish classics, traditional Ibicenco dishes, Chinese, Italian and everything and anything in between. With such a wide range to choose from, you can dine in a different country for each night of your stay.
If you so desire, you can even spend a night or two tasting the food that the Netherlands has to offer. A popular destination for the Dutch, Ibiza’s restaurants are not simply limited to standard offerings you would expect to see anywhere.
The prices for food across the board is impressive, however, for truly great savings you need to head for the Spanish and local restaurants. At lunchtime, (anywhere from eleven to four most days), the “menu del dia”, will see three wonderfully presented courses, accompanied by a bottle of local wine, be yours for just about ten Euros!
Resorts will obviously have their own restaurants for you to try, but it is out along the coast and up into the hills that some of the hidden gems can be found.
Whilst Ibiza is well known for its party spirit, there is nothing to say you cannot take advantage of its other attractions. If you are headed there during summer season, you will find a number of fast food places looking for your trade. And whilst they may be great for after the club, they are not going to give you the dining experience that Ibiza’s restaurants are able to manage. A little tip; look for the locals!
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