An awesome find, perfectly situated by the water with a huge terrace to slowly eat and take in the…read moreview. Friendly service. We ordered a mixed salad, a hamburger, and a blueberry cheesecake. The mixed salad was super fresh with a bed of leafy greens, and generous garnishes of sliced Bell pepper, sliced onions, grated carrots, and sliced tomatoes. For dressing, in European style, there is olive oil and black balsamic vinegar. Very refreshing. The hamburger comes with fries (with ketchup and mayonnaise) and a portion of its own mixed salad. Great deal for the price and deliciously seasoned. As a warning to the Americans, the burger patty tasted like is had some pork in it, but we didn't mind. The blueberry cheesecake-omg so good. Very decadent and fresh tasting with a lovely blueberry sauce on top. After they also gave us complimentary an anise liquor as a digestivo to finish! Highly recommend the place both for the location and the food.

Totally perfect for everyone! Really good food and so nice people! The view was stunning! 10 from…read more10 from 3 of us!

Nice spot we were recommended to try by our hostel receptionist. The wine is cheap and super good…read more I really enjoyed the pasta and the potato balls we ate (I don't remember what they were called). They had a large variety of tapas as well. The waiters/waitresses were very friendly. Service was very good.

Best meal, service and ambiance I've experienced in a very long time!!! I wish this place was near…read moreme so I could go all the time! My husband and I were trying to find some good places to dine while we were in Ibiza, but we were there from Sat-Mon. And I don't know if you're familiar with Spain yet, but they pretty much shut everything down on Sundays & Mondays. Monday afternoon, we had just finished climbing the castle and looking out at the views. We walked into town and I remembered seeing the reviews for this gem of a restaurant. We walked in around 3:45pm on a Monday. I was sure they'd either be closed or closing, but to our surprise, they were open and very welcoming! We were the only people in there besides one person in the front on their computer. We sat in the back, outdoor space. It was lovely and peaceful, and we were so tired. The food came out immediately after we ordered and it had a stunning presentation, but the taste was even more stunning! I'm from NYC, we eat out a lot and we know good food. We're picky, new restaurants open and close every day in NYC. Mar a Vila should be in NYC!! Or at least they should open a location there or in Brooklyn. They definitely need to open more locations somewhere. This food is too good to be kept on such a tiny island, away from so many people! Well, at the end of our meal, Patricia, cleared our plates and then just let us sit. She never made us feel like we needed to leave. It was very nice and a great way to revive after a long, adventurous day. Patricia & Pablo, you have an amazing restaurant! I hope I can come back to Ibiza and experience it more.

I loved this place so much I came twice during my stay here in Ibiza! Their food is amazing,…read moreespecially their spanish tortillas. They had a lot of options ranging from lasagna, tapas, even Asian wok noodles. All of it is amazing and the service was fast and friendly. The prices are reasonable. We also enjoyed the sangria, which was 11€ for q pitcher. I definitely recommend this place if you're looking to try some amazing food!

This place is a must if you're in Playa d'en Bossa, Figueretes, or anywhere else! The food is…read moreamazing (we recommend the meatballs, pepper dish, chorizo in cider & patatas bravas), lots of beverages to choose from and excellent music.

I loved the ambient inside,nice place, so particular compare to most of the restaurant near.. I eat…read morethe praws and they were very good! Next time I have to check the mussel.. Ciao Pamela

A great experience all around. The service was unparalleled. The food was amazing. This is a family…read morerestaurant in a house the Manager's great great grandfather built. Two of us shared a fish literally off the boat that day that they don't have on the menu, and they only have two of a day. We finished this meal with traditional desserts and two house made aperitifs they gave us gratis. It's moderately priced all well worth the experience.

Loved this place! Tucked away from the drunk British teenagers. The food was perfect. We ordered…read morealmost everything on the tapas menu to share between 5 people and a bottle of Rioja. Everything came out great! The atmosphere was great as well. We got a table outside in a little alley. Highly recommend

This place isn't right along the water but it's close enough. Service was good. Everyone knew good…read moreEnglish and the menus had English translations. The outdoor seating was covered. I wanted a glass of sangria but they said it only comes in a jug. The sangria was good and wasn't too watered down. We also got 4 tapas to share: garlic chicken, Spanish omelette, octopus salad, and ham croquettes (they were out of the spinach ones). Everything was slightly too salty but overall good. The octopus salad should have been called ceviche given that it came with mussels and shrimp but I really liked how fresh it was.

Had the nicest meal at Home Loos! We went around 5pm and there was nobody there. It is pretty…read moreclose the beach so you can people watch as people walk by. All the plates look like they are hand painted, they are seriously gorgeous. The food and sangria was amazing! We had cod fish croquettes, eggplant, patatas bravas, garlic shrimp, and mushrooms. They were all amazing. The eggplant and croquettes were my favorite. We also had the red wine sangria which was delicious! I wish that I remembered our servers name because he was such a sweetie. He didn't speak complete english, but did his best. He was constantly up checking on us, refilling our glasses, and making sure we were enjoying our meal. The staff was having family meal while we were there, and he kept getting up to check on us! I felt so bad but he was so attentive and kind.

Easter Monday, got the last table for 6, enjoyed the beach for some hours and came back for lunch…read more All the time having an astonishing view on Es Vedra and a very nice and interesting beach with little boat houses. The restaurant is not stylish but rather simple, concentrating on delivering great food. it's not cheap when you order e.g. the fish of the day, but it was absolutely fantastic and worth it.

We had lunch at the Es Boldado during the summer. Our table had a great view on the Es Vedra. There…read moreare mainly sea food dishes on the menu, but also some dishes with meat. The sea food was fresh and tasted very good. There was a seperate dessert menu on a blackboard, and it all sounded amazing. The dessert I tried was delicious.

Was expecting over priced tourist trap type food, but had one of the best lunches during my last…read moretrip to ibiza. Their aioli is really really good. All my friends liked their food except one that didn't like the price (I felt it was more than fair, big portions and quality ingredients). Very pleasant surprise on one of ibizas ugliest, run down beaches. If I ever come back to this area it would only be to have lunch here again.

Great place right off the beach. Cocktails were cafe style and very good. Food is pricey but also…read morevery good. A step above any bar food you will find on the beach. Gourmet Thai and Japanese dishes. Weird to have at same place but they make it work.

Absolutely positively a must visit for one of the best paella (BTW pronounced pie-aaa-ya,, no ls…read moreplease! ) you will ever have. See the photo I uploaded....it is even more savoury than it looks. I've been here 2 years in a row and have not been disappointed. The restaurant is situated on a short cliff above the beach, with a lovely view of Es Vedra. They serve different kinds of paella, you can choose with fish, shellfish (mariscos), chicken, etc. Cost is not cheap but generally worth it. The only thing I thought was not value for money was the gazapacho, not as flavourful as it should be and especially for the price (6 euros). The Sangria is WAY worth it, a must buy really. You can get the regular Sangria (red) or with Cava, which is very refreshing on a hot day. Recommended starter: Calamari a la plancha (griddled) was fresh and melted in my mouth. Another note: the local beach below the restaurant is really lovely if you are looking for the calmer Ibiza vibe. You'll see less Brits than normal, lots of local families and young couples chilling out and enjoying the sun and sea.

Beautiful views call ahead to make reservations for preferred seating. Octopus was plentiful and…read moredelicious!

We ended up at Can Costa almost by chance. We were heading to another place, but it was closed. We…read morefound Can Costa on Google Maps and decided to give it a try. Glad we did. The restaurant is located in downtown Ibiza, wih no parking around, so be prepared to walk. The place feels very local and authentic. Simple interior, nothing fancy. It looks like it's run by two owners, a man and a woman, which adds to the family feel. The food is simple and honest. Grilled fish, grilled octopus, good portions, well cooked. The alioli is very traditional, strong, and full of garlic. Served with bread and olives, and it was excellent. One thing to note about seating. We were given our own table, but we noticed the solo customers seated together at one table with strangers. That may not suit everyone, but it feels very typical of local places. Overall, a solid choice if you want real Ibizan food, not a polished tourist restaurant. Would come back if I'm in the area again.

To begin with, the staff here is sincerely warm, honest and transparent. The hardworking mom and…read morepop shop treats everyone with respect and dignity, regardless of their country of origin, Spanish language competence or accent. They embody class and human values in a nation that is becoming xenophobic while they relish taking one's money via deceitful webs proliferated by double standards. This is definitely not the type of establishment that gives you bread and then sneakily charges 3.5 euros for the gesture. Here, you can get a homemade paella for one as an appetizer that is phenomenal. This statement comes from an individual who makes his own seafood plates with real saffron and the freshest seafood available. The grilled cod was not drenched in oil, and you are able to have salads with oil and vinegar on the side. Gastronomic traditions that may not be in line with individual diets are not imposed. Desserts like lemon mousse are also homemade and the perfect antidote for any heatwave. In sum, Ibiza has been known fairly or unfairly as a millionaire's backyard, but the real wealth lies in the stories of salt of the earth individuals such as the dear ones that run this fascinating restaurant. Meeting them and being served here has been the highlight of my trip to Spain that has come with a variety of experiences.