Dining in san antonio ibiza

The best restaurants in san antonio ibiza

Following on from our first update, San Antonio Bay Guide - Beaches and Accommodation, here is the second instalment, which focuses on the bars and restaurants in the bay. For those of you familiar with the town, we start at Obeach and work our way down the bay lane, ending at the far end (just before Port des Torrent).
The famous resort of San Antonio Bay stretches for 4 kilometres along the west coast of Ibiza. There are many golden sandy beaches with crystal clear waters, all with spectacular views of the bay.
San Antonio, which is a short distance away, is a continuation of the bay. To get there, stroll along the tree-lined promenade or take a ride in one of the water taxis that cross the bay.
The bay is truly a destination for everyone, with a wide variety of quality accommodation, welcoming restaurants, live entertainment, karaoke bars and nightclubs, wild golf courses, children's amusement parks and numerous shops. There are numerous restaurants and cafes offering a range of cuisines for food lovers. Start the day with an English breakfast, then enjoy Spanish tapas in the sun for lunch, followed by a succulent steak in the evening.

Wiki woo ibiza

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Rather than update our original post because, let's face it, we've come a long way in a year, we've decided to revisit our 'Top Places to Eat in San Antonio' from last year. Instead, we're bringing you a new guide to 'Where to Eat in Ibiza'. The initial list of the best places to eat in San Antonio can be found here.
Evissa is one of my favourite summer destinations; we have already visited O Beach, stayed at Cala Vadella and Portinaxt, as well as the Rosamar in San Antonio Bay and, of course, the Marco Polo. The island is much more than just a place to party. It is worth visiting beautiful beaches, small villages and harbours, as well as the old town of Ibiza, which has a typical Ibizan heritage. There is something for everyone on the island. But for now, let's take a look at where to eat well in Ibiza.
Wiki-Woo is a boutique hotel with a new take on art deco glamour. It has a beautiful open-air bar and is one of the most coveted spots in all of Ibiza. It is decorated in the colours and ambience of Miami Beach. Every element of the hotel has been carefully thought out, starting with the pink Vespas and a very Dr. Seusse colour palette. This includes the food and drink menus. Elegant variations on classic cocktails start at around 15 euros.

Wiki of the mint restaurant

Mint, a modern lounge-bar concept with cool drinks and authentic Italian cuisine featuring artisan pizzas, tempting pasta dishes and refreshing salads, is located on San Antonio's Sunset Strip.
Every evening, chillout music is the ideal accompaniment to the magnificent view of the sun setting into the sea. A stylish and elegant menu with a variety of inventive drinks and delicious homemade pizzas. Mint Lounge is the ideal place to spend an afternoon or evening - join us in our fantastic Italian restaurant! Enjoy the best chill balearic and deep house music available.

Kasbah ibiza

Ibiza is known as much for its seafood as it is for its nightclubs and beaches. Although San Antonio's food scene is known for its British cuisine, we've put together a list of the top 10 seafood restaurants in town to satisfy your seafood craving.
CBbc Chiringo is the ideal place for a relaxed lunch, with a menu that includes popular dishes such as "Bullit de Peix" (Ibicencan fish stew) and calamares a la andaluza.
CBbc restaurant offers fine dining on the beach, with a modern and delicious menu. Start with grilled Ibizan prawns, then move on to grilled red tuna with caramelised lime syrup, soy and ginger.
The food at Es Boldado is as beautiful as its setting, which includes the legendary island of Es Vedra, off the coast of Cala D'Hort. It's delicious, traditional and as new as it gets. For lunch, drive 10 minutes south of San Antonio to this beachside restaurant and try traditional Ibicencan seafood dishes.
Can Berri Vell is located in the picturesque village of San Agustin, halfway between San Antonio and San Jose. This charming restaurant offers a traditional Spanish dining experience with rustic, homemade food and cheerful service on the charming terrace of an old finca. The bluefin tuna steaks are a must try.