yuko After tirelessly sampling our way through the island’s finest pescaderías and marisquerías, we’ve compiled this list of the very best seafood restaurants Ibiza has to offer. From hidden gems serving the catch of the day to glamorous beach clubs dishing up just-landed lobster, we’ve covered all budgets and tastes. With this insider’s guide, you’re guaranteed to eat your heart out with amazing seafood while enjoying gorgeous ocean views this summer in Ibiza.
Restaurante Port Balansat
The Port Balansat, located in front of the beach of Port de Sant Miquel, has been serving delicious Mediterranean seafood cuisine since 1971. They specialize in rice dishes, fish and seafood, which you can enjoy in their charming alfresco dining area overlooking the sea.
Port Balansat’s most notable recipes include Ibizan fish stews like ‘Bullit de Peix’, fish in brine and fish stew – essential dishes from Ibiza’s traditional seafood repertoire. They take pride in using locally caught fresh fish and seafood which they cook in a variety of ways, including grilled, baked, salted and fried.
Port Balansat
Address: Port de Sant Miquel, S / N 07815 Sant Joan de Labritja
Phone: +34 971 334 527
Hours: Wednesday to Monday 1 PM – 6 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)
Bebel
If you love seafood and Italian food, Bebel is the best place to go. The servers know the menu well and take their time to explain each dish, recommending options based on your preferences. The limited menu pays respect to the amazing flavours in each dish carefully prepared by the chefs.
For starters, try their raw tasting dish consisting of 5 different types of fish that are bursting with flavour in every bite. For mains, their best-selling Spaghetti Allo Scoglio paired with a Sauvignon Blanc is a match made in heaven. Impeccable food, drinks, and service – what more can you ask for?
Bebel
Address: Carrer de Jaume I, 4, 07800, Ibiza Town, Ibiza Spain
Phone: +34 633 50 04 62
Hours: Monday to Saturday 8 PM – 12 AM (Closed on Sundays)
Marytierra
If you’re in Santa Eulalia, make sure you drop a visit at Maryterria. While it doesn’t have the flashiest decor or stand out size wise like some larger establishments, it more than makes up for it with outstanding quality food and superb service.
The lady who owns and runs this restaurant truly goes above and beyond to provide an excellent dining experience for all of her customers. The tuna tataki is so good, you’ll want to get two orders. The scorpionfish ceviche with its delicious marinade and croaker fish that’s beautifully cooked and presented on the plate are also must-trys.
Marytierra
Address: Marina Deportiva, 07840, Santa Eulalia del Rio, Ibiza Spain
Phone: +34 871 04 32 30
Hours: Thursday to Monday 2 PM – 10:30 PM (Closed on Wednesdays)
Sushimi
Craving for some Japanese? Sushimi, a hidden gem in the middle of San Antonio, may just arguably have the best sushi in Ibiza. Their dishes, crafted by chef Giacomo Brunco, showcase a blend of Italian, Spanish, Thai and Japanese influences, enhancing the flavours, textures and colours in each carefully crafted sushi roll or nigiri.
Try their tempura, salmon rolls, paella rolls, and fresh sashimi – you can tell the seafood is of the highest quality, which is surprising given the reasonable prices at this restaurant. Pair your sushi with a refreshing cocktail and you’ll have one happy tummy.
Sushimi
Address: Calle de Sant Antoni 5, 07820, Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza Spain
Phone: +34 629 21 63 73
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 7:30 PM – 12 AM (Closed on Mondays)
Lagom Ibiza
With its coveted location in the marina of Santa Eulalia del Río, Lagom’s seafront dining is the go-to spot for enjoying delicious seafood paella whilst taking in the beautiful coastal scenery.
This family-friendly restaurant is known for its fresh seafood dishes like grilled scallops and octopus cooked in the typical Mediterranean fashion. The menu also has options for kids, like fish nuggets and fries. Lagom’s incredible staff and kitchen are open to serve from noon to midnight.
Lagom Ibiza
Address: Puerto Deportivo, 18, 07840, Santa Eulalia del Rio, Ibiza Spain
Phone: +34 871 11 16 54
Hours: Daily 12 PM – 12 AM
O Galego
Another must-try seafood restaurant overlooking the stunning Santa Eulalia beach is O Galego. The menu at this restaurant is simple yet elegant, highlighting Galician dishes made from fresh local ingredients.
O Galego’s grilled octopus and cod with crispy potatoes are always crowd-pleasers. But if you’re feeling adventurous, try the local Galician delicacies such as steamed gooseneck barnacles, known as percebes, which looks quite unusual but are incredibly tasty. Their grilled razor clams are also sweet and fresh, making it a real treat for your tastebuds.
O Galego
Address: Paseo Maritimo 7-8, 07840, Santa Eulalia del Rio, Ibiza Spain
Phone: +34 971 31 91 89
Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 1 PM – 3:30 PM and 8 PM – 11 PM (Closed on Mondays & Tusedays)
La Gaia
It would be remiss of one to discuss seafood eateries in Ibiza without mentioning La Gaia. Under Chef Oscar Molina’s helm, patrons are treated to an intoxicating menu taking diners on a new culinary journey with Japanese influences each visit.
You’ll never grow tired of this superb restaurant, whose Posidonia menu evolves every season. The Michelin star chefs always have innovative dishes, such as grilled monkfish cheeks with black garlic and sake – an absolute delight! Make sure to check the wine list as La Gaia has many exciting flavours to try.
La Gaia
Address: Paseo Juan Carlos I, 17,07800 Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain
Phone: +34 971 806 806
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 8 PM – 10:30 PM (Closed on Mondays & Sundays)
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