Do not miss out! If you love the beach and want to be 10 seconds away from your lunch, this is your…read morespot. You'll catch an awesome view while feasting amazing food. They have bottomless for 35 a person (worth it) Acai bowls are fresh! *my original review with bottomless mimosas* Food is fu***** good Service is fu***** good View are fu**** amazing

Food was pretty good but service was poor. The server checked in with everyone else and never…read morechecked in with me. I had to flag her down to get the check

As an American, I know that we're a little spoiled with pretty much the best food / flavors if you…read morelive in a major city... but this place is very overpriced and SO bland. I saw it on TikTok and people we're saying it's the best but I have no clue what the hype is about? This is like a normal coffee shop on a corner of the street in America? Just this place is $20 more expensive. Healthy options and in a convenient spot, though I will say so that does give it a little plus. All the other restaurants nearby are not really the options if you're looking for something healthy. Just too overpriced and pretty bland was just disappointed because it was so overhyped on social media.

Delicious food. I had the falafel curry with spinach. Wonderful on this cool day. The chocolate…read moreshake with protein added was very good. Their Wi-Fi is out. The seating outside is fine. It is by the street but it's smaller idyllic with the views towards the mountain and the palm trees and the cute town So happy to have this wonderful healthy plant-based meal. There are a few of these passion cafés throughout Ibiza

Rita's serves cheap meals. I ordered the Indonesian noodles. This tasted like an instant noodle…read morefrom the grocery. It was tasty, but very salty and had very little fresh flavors/herbs. The vegetables tasted like they'd sat frozen for a long time. The chicken was decent execution, but nothing special. It still stuck a little on the bite and had mild dryness. The peanut sauce was tasty, a nice blend of savoury/salty flavors along with sticky peanut goodness. The cracker on the side didn't taste much of anything.

This place was recommended to me by a local since we were looking for a quick bite to eat on the…read moreway to catch the sunset. And I would say is ideal for someone that is not set on a specific cuisine since they have some American, Thai, Indonesian dishes to name a few and drinks from all around as well, which is good for a diversified crowd. I for one enjoyed the meal and the atmosphere. It has a cafe beach side vibe to it, and although I was told it is usually packed, I found it to have a moderate amount of people, just enough to make it nice but not overwhelming.

This place is just fab. A refreshing and cool alternative in the madness that is San Antonio. With…read morea huge variety of juices, smoothies, brunch options, to die for toasts - I had goats cheese, avocado and honey, this was the perfect hangover cure! I'm only sorry we discovered it near the end of our stay or I would have been getting a healthy breakfast smoothie every morning!! The prices are extremely reasonable too, and they have swing seats at the bar!!! What more could you want?? Love it! Oh and my other half assures everyone the piña coladas are the bomb! can't wait to go back on our annual Ibiza trip! Must just mention their seating area is an oasis of calm too, lovely garden setting with good zen and loooads of room!

Super nice place. It feels like being somewhere in the caribbean. Highly reccomend this place for…read morean easy breakfast with a lovely atmosphere.

Located across the street from Royal Plaza, we discovered this quaint little restaurant for…read morebreakfast before hitting Old Town. The food was delicious and the service was great! It's not too big inside but it was wasn't overly packed. They serve combination breakfast until 1pm which was great because we got up a little later due to jetlag. It comes with coffee and a glass of orange juice for a great price. Kind of wish I could have tried them for lunch or dinner for the menu del día.

Contrary to the name of the cafe, we dined fully clothed. We ordered a lemonade, smoothie, and…read moreorange juice for drinks and all were refreshing, although my friend didn't finish her lemonade. For food, we had the avocado toast, potato and eggs, and curry rice bowl. Everything was delicious and I would recommend this cafe if you're in Ibiza Town!

The best breakfast ever. Food prepared with such pride. Very fresh. Coffee was excellent. We…read moretried some different foods. Unreal. Service was beautiful too. Our server understood us and made my vegan husband very happy. If here in Ibiza you must go for breakfast. Every ingredient is fresh and prepared perfectly.

I stayed at the hotel above this restaurant and finally decided to give it a try. It's normally…read moresuper busy near dinner time as it is located in a central spot by beaches and clubs. The hotel provides free breakfast through this restaurant and that was 10/10 each morning. The dinner was also amazing. We had frozen daiquiris, and pina coladas which were soo refreshing. My friend had the seafood paella which was so flavorful- the only negative about the dish to me was that the rice was a bit too hard. I had the soy noodles with vegetables and shrimp. I told them to make it spicy and it was super spicy- loved it. I also got a goat cheese salad as well and everything came out to less than 100 euros. Their portions are pretty reasonable and it is a clean, cute spot. We ate indoors but there is also an indoor section . The service here is efficient and friendly, I can't wait to visit again.

This was a chance encounter. Maybe if I had a Yelp review to help me out I wouldn't have gone here…read more We can definitely start with the positive which is the food. The food is delicious. They have options of indian, Latin and different options to try from. According to the menu they are directed under different shifts. The food was delicious. It was the most flavorful and seasoned food that I had in my entire trip to spain. However that's where the positives end. The place was packed! So we were hopeful that it would be a great experience but it is not well managed or organized. Multiple servers were overlapping in different sections and yet it took four attempts to get water, three attempts to get our check and uncounted attempts to get service. We asked one person for water. They wrote it down, said okay and then never came back. This happened four times. In the end, two individuals did end up bringing water to the table. One of them had the nerve to tell us that we should be asking the same server and not asking multiple people. I had to explain to him that the reason why we asked multiple people is because it took so incredibly long for it to come. And, we couldn't find our previous server because he disappeared to another section. They tried multiple times to use my card for payment. It kept saying error and the gentleman stated that it was due to issues with their wi-fi. When I asked him to just make sure that it didn't go through multiple times, he had such a nasty attitude. Two other tables experienced similar situations. One gentleman actually got into an argument with a staff member because he was waiting to pay his check for so long. I'm sure this place makes money. I'm sure the food has people coming back and it seems to be one of the better food options around. Perhaps they were overwhelmed that evening and this was an anomaly but based on my experience they do not know how to run an efficient restaurant when busy.

Kari's Rating 7/10…read more Came for a quick smoothie/milk shake stop in because it was hotter than Satans grandmas house. It was relatively busy so we just walked up to the bar and ordered. The inside was air conditioned but the patio out front is not so i definitely made a beeline for the bar. Bartender was so sweet and we ordered a protein smoothie and a banana shake to share. I don't know if this is some European stuff, but the frozen milkshake was very liquidy and was not very thick in viscosity. Which was fine-but it made it seem the milkshake was more of a banana milk-although delicious. Protein smoothie was the same thing, both went easily in a straw. It was an absolutely terrible, but I probably wouldn't come back on that account. I've been other places in Ibiza as well, where this has been the case for frozen drinks-so I'll just assume this is a Spain thing haha!

Walked past and thought it looked very nice inside. The other restaurants along the strip really…read moredon't hold a candle to it. I wanted to have a nice romantic meal with my girlfriend and this place did not disappoint! First of all the service was brilliant, the gent who served us couldn't do enough for us and you could tell he probably enjoys his job and making people smile. The food... for Ibiza I'd say it's priced in the higher end... but not too expensive. I had a steak and it was literally massive, and was probably the best I've ever eaten. We got a meal each and a combo (onion rings, nachos, chips ect) and it came to €47 including drinks. I'd vote it 5 stars. It was perfect.

This is where the Pacha DJs come to perform before their show at Pacha…read more The food is not great, but also not terrible. But this place isn't really about that. We came here for the sunset, a gre-game before Pacha and to get up close to the DJ. On a busy night, there could be a wait to get a table outside. What I love about this place is that it's also family friendly. I saw a family of three generations (baby, mom and grandma) enjoy a dinner here which I thought was pretty cool. It was fun to strike up conversations with tables next to us and find out what their plans for the night was. In my opinion, Cafe Mambo is one of the best ways to start a long night in Ibiza. Coming from Los Angeles and Vegas where security at lounges and nightclubs are always power-tripping and getting into people's faces due to craziness control, it was nice to be around a well-behaved group of people and no one overprotecting the talent. I miss this place a lot. Can't wait to go back!

I gave this 4 stars. Not because the food is necessarily out of this world. Or the prices great…read more This place was way expensive. Drinks cost an arm and a leg. The food was super expensive with fairly small portions. And I honestly expected more of a party since they were having their closing 'Defected' party, at the time I was in Ibiza. This gets 4-stars because of all the pretty people, eruptions of laughter, the breathtaking sunset (where Earth and God meet), and because I experienced the most amazing fire show on the beach that I've ever seen. It was pure magic. The food was tasty but not worth the hefty price tag and it takes a while to get the staffs attention but the view....the view will keep you here. The fire show on the beach will make you never leave. Ibiza is an island like no other. And how could I come home and not go to Mambo Cafe?! It's an experience to experience. But a price tag applies.

For diners who aren't familiar with Ibizan cuisine, Es Ventall's menu is descriptive listing out…read morethe individual ingredients and eliciting a sense of excitement to see how things tie together. The Ibizan tomatoes salad (19€) starts with a bed of ripe chopped tomatoes and tops it with a full burrata, which when broken creates a creaminess to the dish. Strawberries and basil add an interesting refreshing element, but I would have skipped the crunchy pistachios that detract from the silkiness of the salad. I can't turn down trying a roasted aubergine (17€), which when done well takes the spongy eggplant and turns it into a creamy concoction. Es Ventall whole roasts the vegetable until it's soft but still holds its shape and smears a sugary praline and fruit mixture on top. The dish is too dessert-like for me, I wish the praline spread was replaced with something savoury that would go better with the basil cream. Our waiter describes the tomato and grilled prawn salad (26€) as being smaller, which is an understatement as the dish is truly skimpy. To call the crustaceans on the plate as grilled "prawns" is misleading, the thumb sized items are spot prawn sized, which are generally served by the half cup than individually. These Ibiza prawns are equally sweet, but given their petite size, the chef really needs to give more of these on the plate or at least leave them in the shell. At the very least, serve the "prawns" with more than a scant quartered tomato, crème fraiche, and an oil sorbet that while adds a lovely richness, melts into nothingness. For the price, this dish needs more tomatoes, other vegetables, and a helping of grilled crostini to swipe up the sauces. We didn't order the cuttlefish and Ibiza prawns' paella with aioli (24€ per serving; a three serving portion pictured below), but the kitchen mistakenly mixed up our order with another table, so we ended up having it as our main. While the dish had a lovely aroma, the rice was awfully salty reminding me of the soy sauce tasting concoction I had in Barcelona a decade earlier. Perhaps this is the traditional way of preparing paella, but the saltiness is so pungent that it detracts from the seafood and the rice becomes saturated in sauce that there's no crispy bottom. This paella was a bust.

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