5 stars all the way, lovely location in small church with nice terrace.. had three different dishes…read moreand all of them were excellent. Waitress was very friendly!

Nicely located French restaurant located in the trendy Santa Catalina area of Palma…read more Well presented, typical French-touch decor. Very welcoming staff who will advise you on the menu and wine pairing. Their specialty? ..simple French classics. I enjoyed the Fois Gras starter and the fillet of beef for the main course. Both were delicious. These were on the new winter menu. Dinner here in the evenings is great and very romanitc with candle lights at each table. If you want to experience a great romantic evening with your special someone, then this place should be on your go-to list.

From the owner: Le Bistro Bleu is the only true traditional French bistro in Mallorca.read more

I cannot remember having such a wonderful meal. We let the owner/chef serve whatever she chose and…read moreshe did not disappoint. We had fruit gazpacho, fois gras, white asparagus, prawns, sesame crusted tuna, and four different desserts - all were delicious taste combinations that I had never experienced before. The service was excellent and the decor charming all for a very reasonable price. This is a restaurant experience not to be missed.

The First and Only Tunisian Restaurant in Mallorca. Great food and ambiance. Reservations needed to…read moreget table.

Simply the best French Cuisine all of Spain. The owner, Giselle made the dining experience so…read morespectacular, I thought I was in a private dining room! Her husband "phenomenal" chef! I ate a glorious meal while they cranked, James Brown, "The Big Payback". If you're looking for hip, chic, modern, and first class sophistication with a twist during your visit to Ibiza....look no further!

The best in Ibiza. This restaurant doesn't have many reviews but they don't need them because it's…read morefully booked / packed every single night of the week. For each of my eight nights on the island I sought out the very best possible restaurants with the highest reviews. A couple of different local merchants told me about Pastis, and for my last night in town I enjoyed arguably the best meal I've had all year. Prepare yourself for the bill with a few glasses of wine, but you can't put a price tag on delicious food, and as always: you get what you pay for. Highly recommended and if I could repeat but one meal this would be it. Beyond five stars. ******

We were looking for some good drinks post a very crappy dinner and were intrigued by the good…read morereviews on google. The place is not located on the busy streets and is a small walk inside an alley. The owner is a french guy who fortunately spoke good english and was chatty and fun. We really wanted to talk to someone local to know more about the town but not knowing the language had been a hindrance in Ibiza uptil now.He made some great drinks and chatted with us in between serving other customers. The drinks are expensive (compared to other bars) but were well made. There is limited seating inside but more outfront. The music was peppy.

Our crew of friends loved Bar 1805, a French bistro and bar that's slightly off the beaten path in…read moreIbiza Town. We absolutely loved our server, Marc, who humored our attempts at French and our determination to make our way through the entire cocktail list. Between two visits, I'm pretty confident I did indeed try nearly every item on the list. Favorites were the espresso martini, bloody mary, absinthe coffee flip, green beast, trader vic's mai tai... honestly, there wasn't a bad one in the bunch! Order what sounds good and you'll be more than happy with your selection. Bar 1805 was one of my favorite spots of our entire two week Spain trip, so I highly recommend a visit if you find yourself in Ibiza!

This spot is a bit difficult to find, it's up in the hills at the end of windy roads that have…read moreoffshoots. Keep going uphill and you find. Once here you are rewarded with nice views of the countryside. Best time to go is in the evening as the sun is setting, if that is not too late. There is room for big groups, even on a last-minute notice. The place has a mix of Spanish food, but is apparently owned by a Belgian family, so there are some dishes from that part of the world too. I ordered the swordfish and gazpacho; both were lovely. Bread was served before the meal came along with beautiful olive oil. The wine was decently priced. This was a true Mediterranean experience. I hope to return.

La Oliva located on one of the busiest pedestrian streets in Ibiza. Great service, excellent food…read moreand wine list. We enjoyed our waiter who recommended a local rooftop bar that was perfect. Make you way to La Oliva

La Oliva is located on the most adorable cobblestone street, Calle Santa Creu in Ibiza Town. Super…read morecute and has some serious Mexican vibes with Freida Kahlo & Dia de los Muertos art all over the walls. My friends and I sat at a table inside and everyone was so kind to us. We didn't realize we got there near closing, but they still seated us and treated us very well. Patient with us as we made decisions and kept feeding us drinks & eats. I wasn't expecting much, honestly, but a couple of the food items were beyond delicious! My mushroom risotto was muy delicioso~! And we had beef cheek ravioli that was like holy wow good. Like beyond. We had a lot of beers but was also thankful they had non-alcoholic beer for me, as well. Yay! Would def go back.

This place has a very nice terrace but also inside it is well decorated and whatever the weather is…read moreyou will enjoy a warm and friendly atmosphere. You can enjoy a great breakfast and the coffee is really one of the best. Crepes are also homemade

SA Cova menu. Very fun place, very fun owner. We ordered the razor clams, the raw oysters, and the…read morepork cheeks.

From the owner: Since 2012 this unique French Bistrot has celebrated the creation of Absinthe as well as artists,…read morewriters and philosophers who were inspired by the fabled green liquid. Bar 1805 Ibiza is the brainchild of visionary cocktail artisan and Balearic legionnaire Charles Vexenat, a French avant-garde (larger than life) with an Ibicenco heart. Relax with cocktail in hand in the cushioned bathtub benches or kick-back for dinner at one of the romantic tables on the outside terrace under the moon light, with unbeatable views of the lit-up Town Cathedral of Dalt Vila.. This season’s menu includes Caramelised Goat Cheese Salad, Special K Chicken Nuggets, 300g Entrecote Steak & the specialitée de La Maison: Moules Frites, all of which are served with a side order of ‘bonne humeur’.