Ibiza's restaurant scene has received international attention in a new feature from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, which highlights ten dining destinations across the island. Published on 9 November 2026, the article explores a variety of culinary experiences, from traditional Mediterranean cooking and fresh seafood to Japanese fusion, Italian cuisine and countryside farm-to-table dining.
Written by Cara O’Bleness, the feature is titled ‘Cuisine With a Spectacular View: SI Swimsuit Editors’ Favorite Restaurants in Ibiza’. It follows a recent trip by the SI Swimsuit team to Ibiza and Mallorca for the 2027 SI Swimsuit Issue. During their time on the island, the team explored local dining options and sampled the Mediterranean cuisine for which the Balearic Islands are known.
Ten Restaurants Highlighted by SI Swimsuit
The selection covers different parts of Ibiza, with restaurants chosen for their food, atmosphere and settings. The recommendations range from established Ibiza Town addresses to countryside restaurants and seaside dining destinations.
Origens at ME Ibiza
Located at ME Ibiza in S’Argamassa, Origens is recognised for its Mediterranean cuisine, fresh organic ingredients and local market produce. The restaurant combines a contemporary, relaxed atmosphere with views towards the sea. The hotel also offers other dining options, including Italian-inspired Bianco Mare and Radio Rooftop Bar.
La Brasa
Set in Ibiza Town, La Brasa is a garden restaurant specialising in Mediterranean cooking. Its menu includes grilled meats, fresh seafood and rice dishes, alongside options such as paella, oysters and lamb chops. The restaurant's garden setting provides a different atmosphere from the surrounding streets of the historic town centre.
Hostal La Torre
Located at Cap Negret, outside Sant Antoni, Hostal La Torre is known for its cliffside setting and views over the Mediterranean. The restaurant features classic tapas and cocktails, with its terrace providing a popular setting to enjoy the island's western coastline.
Ca n’Alfredo
Situated in Ibiza Town, Ca n’Alfredo brings traditional Mediterranean and Ibizan cooking to the selection. Its menu includes local specialities such as stuffed squid, boiled fish and garlic prawns, offering a taste of the island's established culinary traditions.
Nagai
For a different culinary direction, Nagai is included for its Japanese and fusion cuisine. The restaurant's menu features dishes such as Japanese beef curry, Norwegian salmon, sashimi, nigiri and signature rolls, alongside cocktails and a distinctive dining atmosphere.
Trattoria del Mar
Overlooking Marina Botafoch, Trattoria del Mar brings Italian cuisine to the list. The restaurant is particularly known for its homemade pasta, including spaghetti, lasagne and pappardelle, as well as its waterfront location.
Aubergine by Atzaró
Located in the countryside between Santa Gertrudis and Sant Miquel, Aubergine by Atzaró focuses on fresh, seasonal and organic ingredients. Its farm-to-table approach places vegetables and produce at the centre of the menu, with vegetarian and vegan dishes alongside meat and fish options.
Casa Maca
Set in the countryside just outside Ibiza Town, Casa Maca is highlighted for its open-air restaurant and views towards the Mediterranean and Dalt Vila. Its grill-focused menu includes wagyu and other grilled meats, combining outdoor dining with a rural setting.
Amante
Nestled above the cove of Sol d’en Serra near Cala Llonga, Amante is a beachfront restaurant known for its dramatic coastal location. The menu includes Mediterranean dishes such as risotto, grilled monkfish and roasted cauliflower, with the surrounding cliffs and sea forming an important part of the dining experience.
Casa Jondal
Completing the selection is Casa Jondal, located on the shores of Cala Jondal. The seafront restaurant is known for its seafood-led menu, with dishes and specialities including caviar, raw oysters and fried squid, served in a relaxed coastal setting.
Ibiza's Mediterranean Food Scene in the International Spotlight
The selection reflects the variety of dining experiences available across Ibiza. While the island is widely recognised internationally for its nightlife and beach clubs, its culinary scene also brings together traditional island recipes, Mediterranean seafood, international influences and contemporary restaurant concepts.
From the historic streets of Ibiza Town to the countryside around Santa Gertrudis and the coastal settings of Cala Jondal and Sol d’en Serra, the ten recommendations offer readers a broad introduction to the island's restaurant landscape.
The feature adds another international spotlight to Ibiza's food culture, with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit sharing its selection with readers planning future trips to the Balearic Islands.