If you’re looking for some of the best places to eat in Ibiza this summer, why not take inspiration from someone who knows the island well? Dua Lipa is a regular Ibiza visitor, and her latest Service95 island guide highlights five restaurants worth adding to your itinerary. From seafood served right by the sea to farm-to-table dining in the countryside, these spots showcase some of the most memorable food experiences Ibiza has to offer.

Casa Jondal

Casa Jondal is one of Ibiza’s most celebrated beachside restaurants, set directly on the sandy shores of Cala Jondal. The restaurant focuses on high-quality fish and seasonal seafood, with ingredients treated simply to let their natural flavors shine. The menu combines Mediterranean influences with techniques including charcoal grilling and slow cooking, creating an elegant yet relaxed dining experience by the sea. It has also been recognized as the Tapas Best Chiringuito 2026.

How to go: Head towards Cala Jondal in the south of Ibiza and follow the signs for the beach. Casa Jondal sits directly on the beach, making it an ideal choice for a long summer lunch by the water. Booking ahead is strongly recommended during the busy summer season.

📍 Cala Jondal, s/n, 07839, Balearic Islands, Spain

Es Fumeral

Located directly on Cala Nova beach, Es Fumeral offers a relaxed seaside setting with a strong focus on fresh fish and seafood. The kitchen places the quality of the ingredients at the center of the experience, with seafood prepared in ways that preserve its natural flavors. From grilled and steamed fish to shellfish dishes, it’s a beautiful choice for a leisurely summer meal beside the Mediterranean. The restaurant was also included in the Tapas list of Spain’s best beach bars and received the T de Oro in 2025.

How to go: Drive towards Cala Nova in the northeast of Ibiza and continue down towards the beach. Es Fumeral is located right by the sea, so it’s easy to combine lunch with a swim or a relaxing afternoon on the beach.

📍 Cala Nova, 07849 Santa Eulària des Riu, Ibiza, Spain

Nudo

Nudo is a distinctive beachside restaurant near Es Figueral created by three chefs with backgrounds at Noma. Its cooking brings together Mediterranean ingredients with Italian, Guatemalan, Nordic, Mexican and Japanese influences, resulting in a menu that feels creative and completely its own. Fresh seafood and produce from the surrounding landscape play an important role, while the restaurant’s natural wine selection adds to the experience. Nudo is also one of Dua Lipa’s long-standing Ibiza recommendations.

How to go: Drive towards Es Figueral and follow the road to Nudo near Carretera Club Figueral. The restaurant is particularly suited to lunch, followed by time at the nearby beach.

📍 Carretera Club Figueral, 48, 07850 Santa Eulària des Riu, Ibiza, Spain

Sa Capella

Sa Capella offers one of the most atmospheric dining settings on the island, occupying a beautifully restored old chapel near Sant Antoni. The restaurant focuses on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and Mediterranean-inspired cooking, with a wood-fired oven playing an important role in the kitchen. Its combination of traditional architecture, island produce and a magical evening atmosphere makes it an especially memorable choice for dinner.

How to go: Head towards Sant Antoni de Portmany and follow the signs for Sa Capella. The restaurant is located just outside the main town area, so arriving by car or taxi is the easiest option. Reservations are recommended for dinner, particularly in summer.

📍 Carrer de Sa Capella, 26, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza, Spain

Casa Lhasa

Casa Lhasa is a countryside restaurant in Sant Llorenç de Balàfia where the menu changes daily according to the freshest ingredients available. The kitchen places strong emphasis on local produce, from fish sourced from Ibiza’s fishermen to quality meats from island butchers, with everything prepared in-house. The restaurant is also known for its impressive selection of more than 900 organic and biodynamic wines from the Balearic Islands, Spain and Europe, making it an excellent choice for a relaxed countryside dinner.

How to go: Drive towards the village of Sant Llorenç de Balàfia in northern Ibiza and follow the signs towards Casa Lhasa. A car or taxi is the most convenient way to reach the restaurant, particularly in the evening.

📍 Carrer de Sant Llorenç, 2, 07812 Sant Llorenç de Balàfia, Ibiza, Spain

Ibiza has no shortage of incredible places to eat, but these five restaurants offer something particularly special. From seafood lunches overlooking the Mediterranean to atmospheric dinners in a former chapel and fresh farm-to-table cooking in the countryside, they capture the variety of Ibiza’s food scene. If you want to discover the island through some of Dua Lipa’s own recommendations, these five are a great place to start.