Are you looking for the best tapas in Ibiza? Keep reading to find some must-visit places on the island. Did you come to Ibiza for tapas and vino? Don’t worry, you are not the only one! You can have tapas multiple times a day and share a hug of sangria together with your travel mates. Here’s where to go to: S’Escalinata Credit: ibizasescalinata on Instagram S’Escalinata is a charming restaurant found in the old town of La Palma in Ibiza. You can’t miss it with all of the bright-coloured seats and tables on the terrace outside. The food and drinks are made with love. They serve delicious tapas, fabulous cocktails and sandwiches with homemade bread. Don’t miss out on their salami – it’s fantastic! Prices are very reasonable. If you’re feeling hungry and you’re looking for a place to relax and get happy, this is your place to be! S’Escalinata…
Eating out is what you should be doing a lot on your holiday to Ibiza (or on any holiday for that matter)! Do you love Spanish food as we do? You just gotta love those tapas and vino. If you are staying in Ibiza Town, here are some must-visit Old Town Restaurants: 1. Plaza Del Sol Credit: plazadelsolibiza on Instagram This is one of the most beloved restaurants in Dalt Vila (The Old Town of Ibiza Town). Plaza del Sol features a lovely sunny terrace overlooking the lively harbour. Not only is Plaza del Sol an excellent and very charming Mediterranean restaurant but it is also a meeting point and a perfect spot to take your friends. Munch on sharing plates made with fresh local ingredients from the season and pair them with the right Spanish wines. You’ll love it! Oh and the breakfast is pretty good, too! Opens every…
If not for the stunning beaches, nature, beach clubs and villas, the traditional food is another reason to travel to Majorca! Here are 7 dishes you must try during your island stay: 1. Sobrassada Credit: instapitiusa on Instagram Sobrassade is something typical Mallorcan and it can best be described as a spread made of lean pork, bacon and local spices. The ingredients are kneaded together and left alone for a curing process of 40 days at least. It’s usually served on a slide of toasted crispy bread. You got to try it. It’s mouthwateringly good! 2. Tumbet Credit: the_sun_worshipper on Instagram This lovely Mediterranean blend of veggies is similar to the famous French Ratatouille or Cataluña if you’ve been to Valencia in Spain. Think aubergine, potatoes, red pepper bells, tomatoes, garlic and olive oil slow-roasted in the oven. Yum! It often comes with a fried egg on top. This recipe…
Ibiza is hot! This gorgeous island in Spain is one of the hottest destinations in all of Europe if you love sun, sea, beach life, clubbing, nature and fun vibes. We love this island as much as you do! There are many cool cafes to check out and here’s an overview for some of our best cafes in Ibiza favourites: 1. Cafetaria Royalty credit: RoyaltyIbiza on Facebook Cafetaria Royalty is an iconic cafe in Ibiza founded in 1933. It is located in Santa Eulalia. Back in the 1930ties, it was a hotel and during the Spanish civil war, it was visited by royalists. Cafetaria Royalty is popular with locals, expats and tourists. It is open all year round and it has a lovely outdoor area where you can sip your coffee and watch the world go by. 2. Giri Cafe The Giri Cafe is a charming place to come in…
Are you staying in Ibiza Town on this upcoming trip to Ibiza? Do you love food? Well, if you’re planning on eating out a lot, these restaurants should be on your must-visit eateries in Ibiza Town: La Oliva La Oliva is located in the heart of Dalt Vila. Credit: laolivaibizarestaurante on Instagram La Oliva is a charming restaurant located in the heart of the old town of Ibiza Town in Ibiza. The restaurant has a paved terrace where you can dine while enjoying performances that are given on the liveliest square of the Dalt Vila. The atmosphere is historic, intimate and romantic. A perfect place for a date evening with that special someone. La OlivaAddress: Carrer de la Santa Creu, 2, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, SpainContact: +34 971 30 57 52Opening hours: daily from6L30 pm – 1 am Reart Reart has an open kitchen. Credit: reartibiza on Instagram Reart is…
Is it time for a lovely evening out in Ibiza? Wondering what the best Ibiza Restaurants are? Well, there are many, many great restaurants to choose from. We definitely recommend getting a private chef over to your private villa for an unforgettable evening but there are also some restaurants you just have to visit during your island stay. It’s impossible to mention all the good restaurants in Ibiza, but these are 5 of the best you shouldn’t miss out on! 1. Amante Ibiza This modern Mediterranean restaurant sits on a beautiful cove in Cala Llonga. It’s a stunning cliff perched restaurant overlooking Sol Den Serra bay. On the menu, you will find delightful Spanish and Italian dishes. You will love the charcoal-grilled fish and meat. Amante Ibiza also organizes lovely outdoor movie nights with a big projection screen, bean bags and blankets. The perfect romantic evening, no?! Amante IbizaAddress: Cala…
Do you want to go out for dinner and bring the kids along? We know it’s often not easy to eat out with kids but we’ve found some perfect family-friendly restaurants in Majorca so you don’t need to worry about the kids getting bored or your food getting cold. Check out these places during your villa holiday to Majorca: Santosha Palma Credit: santoshapalma on Instagram Now this is a lovely cafe in Majorca with a very friendly atmosphere and delicious healthy vegetarian and plant-based food. Santhosha Palma has a kids’ play area and a delightful healthy menu for the little ones. They organize amazing weekend brunches and they often have live music going on. The restaurant is located in a beautiful old building in the centre of Palma. If you’re travelling with kids, don’t miss out on this charming and cozy place! It’s open for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Santhosha…
If you are looking for a great place to eat in Sydney, you won’t be disappointed! Sydney has a huge variety of amazing restaurants, pubs, and cafes in different areas all around the city. From the busy CBD area in the middle of the city, to the peaceful seaside suburb of Manly on the northern beaches, read on to find out more about the best places to eat in Sydney! 1. Potts Point Aerial cityscape of Sydney Blackburn Cove, Darling Point and Double Bay suburbs. Real estate property in luxury suburbs of Sydney, Australia. Urban housing and development Located 3 kilometers east of the Sydney central business district, Potts Point is home to some of the best restaurants Sydney has to offer. From BYO dumpling houses, to fine-dining experiences, Potts Point has a huge variety of restaurants and delectable cuisine for you to choose from. Top Suggestion: Paper Bird Restaurant…
Food is an important matter when holidaying in exotic Thailand. Why? Well, the local food is divine! The Thai Kitchen bursts with excitement, spiciness, rich flavours and colours. Nobody gets enough of it! Chiang Mai may be the cultural capital in Thailand, it has also got a fantastic restaurant scene going on. Wonder where to eat? Check out our picks for the best restaurants in Chiang Mai: 1. Khao Soi Khun Yai Credit: dontree_m via freerangestock We have all heard about the traditional Tom Yum soup, green curries, red curries, masaman curries and pad thai but when travelling to the north of Thailand, you just have to try the local dish that goes by the following name: khao soi. It is a mix of crispy and soft boiled egg noodles with beef or chicken cooked in a creamy coconut curry. Where to get the best version of this local Northern…
Niseko may be famous for powder snow, but the food scene deserves its own little round of applause. After a day on the slopes, a quiet afternoon in a chalet, or a summer day exploring around Mt Yotei, the right restaurant can turn a good trip into the one everyone keeps talking about. This guide to the best restaurants in Niseko, Hokkaido, is made for every kind of crew. You’ll find ramen, sushi, wagyu, pizza, izakaya favourites, Hokkaido dairy treats, craft beer, fine dining, and casual places where ski hair is very much accepted. One thing to know before you go: Niseko restaurants can be seasonal, small, and very popular. Winter dinners, group meals, Christmas/New Year dates, and fine dining spots should be booked early. Come hungry. Maybe also come organised. Updated: July 2026 Why Niseko Dining Needs a Little Planning Niseko is not one compact town with every restaurant…