Finding good vegetarian and vegan food in Santa Eulària does not mean settling for a simple salad or side dish.

Across the marina, the beachfront and the town centre, several restaurants offer substantial plant-based choices alongside their wider menus. Three good examples are Ohana Santa Eulalia, Blau Sand by Ohana and Project Social, each offering a different style of dining.

From Mediterranean-inspired dishes and poke bowls to vegetable sushi, vegan burgers and all-day breakfasts, these restaurants make it easier to eat well when different dietary preferences are sharing the same table.

Ohana Santa Eulalia, Mediterranean and Asian Influences by the Marina

Located close to the marina, Ohana Santa Eulalia combines Mediterranean cooking with Japanese and Hawaiian influences.

The menu includes rice dishes and paellas alongside sushi, sashimi, nigiri and uramaki prepared to order. The restaurant also offers vegetarian and vegan alternatives, as well as dishes identified as gluten-free.

Its location is part of the experience, with a spacious terrace overlooking the marina and a bright interior connected to the outdoor area.

The restaurant's current menu also includes plant-based drinks and a vegan protein shake made with banana, mango, almonds, goji berries, rice milk and agave.

For groups with different dietary preferences, Ohana offers a useful middle ground, allowing vegetarian and vegan diners to choose from dedicated alternatives while the rest of the table can explore the broader Mediterranean, seafood and Asian-inspired menu.

Blau Sand by Ohana, Plant-Based Choices Beside the Beach

At the southern end of Santa Eulària beach, Blau Sand by Ohana brings Mediterranean and Asian influences directly to the seafront.

The restaurant's menu includes rice dishes, sushi and grilled food, while vegetarian and vegan diners can choose from salads, poke bowls and plant-based sushi alternatives.

Its beachfront position makes it particularly suited to relaxed daytime meals, with the restaurant operating around breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks.

There is a large wooden terrace, while food and drinks can also be enjoyed around the beachfront sunbeds.

The setting makes Blau Sand a practical choice for visitors who want plant-based options without giving up the experience of dining beside the Mediterranean.

Project Social, Vegan Burgers and All-Day Food

Near the entrance to Santa Eulària's marina, Project Social offers a more casual approach to vegetarian and vegan dining.

The restaurant describes itself as catering to vegans, vegetarians and meat eaters under the same roof, with much of its menu also gluten-free. It is open throughout the year and serves food throughout the day.

Vegetarian and vegan choices feature strongly on the menu.

The restaurant offers several vegetarian burgers, including Beyond Burger, jackfruit and house-made vegan patties. Its menu also includes vegan bread with hummus, seasonal salads and a Vegan Caesar made with vegan jackfruit.

Breakfast provides another selection of plant-based options, including açaí, avocado, pancakes and a vegan version of a full English breakfast.

The casual atmosphere and all-day format make Project Social particularly useful for breakfast, lunch, an early dinner or a relaxed meal between other plans in Santa Eulària.

Three Different Ways to Eat Plant-Based in Santa Eulària

These three restaurants show how varied vegetarian and vegan dining can be in Santa Eulària.

Ohana Santa Eulalia combines plant-based choices with Mediterranean, Japanese and Hawaiian influences close to the marina.

Blau Sand by Ohana brings vegetarian and vegan options to a beachfront setting, with salads, poke and plant-based sushi alongside its broader Mediterranean and Asian menu.

Project Social takes a more casual street-food approach, with vegan burgers, seasonal salads, breakfast dishes and other plant-based options available throughout the day.

The result is a useful selection for visitors travelling with different dietary preferences. A vegetarian or vegan diner can have a full meal while friends or family can choose from seafood, meat, sushi, Mediterranean dishes or other options on the same menu.

A Growing Choice for Vegetarian and Vegan Diners

Santa Eulària's restaurant scene offers plenty of variety for visitors looking beyond traditional meat and seafood dishes.

These three establishments are not dedicated vegan restaurants, but each has made plant-based dining a meaningful part of its wider offering.

That makes them particularly convenient for groups, couples and families where everyone wants something different, while still enjoying the same restaurant, setting and occasion.