Ibiza

Amante

Aura

Babylon Beach

Bar 1805

Bar Anita

Bar Costa

Blue Marlin

Cafe Concert Itaka

Cafe Mambo

Cap d'es Falco

Casita Verde

Deco at Hotel Es Vive

Downtown Ibiza (Cipriani)

El Chiringuito

El Pirata

El Zaguan

Hidden Bar

Hostal Parque

KM5

La Bodega

La Paloma

Lola's

Los Pasajeros

Nuba Ibiza

Pikes (Ibiza Rocks House)

Plastik

Rock Bar (and Base Bar)

Sa Calma

Sa Perfumeria (Sunset Café)

Sa Trinxa

Sunset Ashram

Sushiya Aoyama

Swami

Teatro Pereyra

The Croissant Show

Tira Palla

Underground

Va Bene Disco Burger

Yemanja

	Amante Amante is a cliff-edge balancing act, drenched in sunlight by day and moonlight by night, it’s a bloody romantic spot. Perched precariously in the cove of Sol Den Serra and almost entirely engulfed by dramatic rocks and flourishing greenery this Read More
	Aura Aura is the all new cool kid on the Restaurant Mile block, it’s been there for years, but has just had bit of a pimping last season so it feels as good as new. This super hot hangout is away Read More
	Babylon Beach Babylon Beach looks set to be a new local fave. Peaceful, tranquil and with a view to die for, this rustic, timbered paradise is specifically down tempo. Fronted by Vaughan – host of Pacha’s Funky Room, this is where those Read More
	Bar 1805 Moules frites and cocktails in Ibiza… you had me from the word go. But this place gets even better – it’s all about the celebration of the famous green liquid. Yeah you heard me, absinthe. Located in the heart of Read More
	Bar Anita Or Ca N’Anneta as it’s known to the locals. Royal Mail take note, since the early 60s, residents of San Carlos have arrived here to collect their post and get crunk. Housing around 400 retro looking mailboxes and an indecent amount Read More
	Bar Costa One of the oldest bars in this part of the island, Bar Costa was here before Santa Gertrudis became yummy mummy Brit central. Seemingly basic from the outside, shaded wooden tables and chairs conceal the small entrance to this place. As Read More
	Blue Marlin If you’re having a bad hair day/fat day, I’d leave Blue Marlin out. This place is for the beautiful people, and there is no being shy; arrive by boat if you really want to show off, or borrow a hummer Read More
	Cafe Concert Itaka Itaka is the late night lover you never visit before 4am: dark, mysterious and possibly sporting some kind of bad habit, it’s one of those places that makes BarChick wish she still owned a pair of fishnets. Open til all Read More
	Cafe Mambo Located next door to the iconic Café Del Mar, Café Mambo is one of the island’s classic sunset venues. Yes, it’s located in San An, which is probably Ibiza at its least sophisticated, but hey say yes to life, embrace it, you’ll Read More
	Cap d'es Falco You have to have your wits about you to find this place, but don’t worry because you can lose them as soon as you get here. Located at the end of a very bumpy dirt track through Las Salinas close Read More
	Casita Verde Casita Verde is more boho than a bag of lentils. All eco-friendly and vegan, and somewhere to visit if you wanna be at one with mother earth. Yorkshireman Chris Dews opened his center of ecology nearly 20 years ago after Read More
	Deco at Hotel Es Vive Es Vive is an Ibiza institution for locals, tourists, and expats alike. With the style and elegance of 1920s Miami, for years the hotel has been the perfect place to party long into the night (we have loved their afterparties Read More
	Downtown Ibiza (Cipriani) The wait is over, the eagerly anticipated Ibiza branch of Cipriani has arrived. Sashaying its way into the Marina, the affectionately dubbed Chippers inhabits the 5* Ibiza Gran Hotel, glam. Go posh or go home; get that sequined cat suit dry-cleaned Read More
	El Chiringuito Born of French/British heritage, El Chiringuito is well groomed in comparison to the traditional Ibiza beach side establishments. The interior design is bright, beachy and very Soho House. If you enjoy getting sun fried but it’s a classy affair you Read More
	El Pirata Don’t get distracted by the Pacha T-shirts and dodgy club wear, keep heading into the Old Town, towards the Port. Check out Puff Daddy’s Gin Palace on your left and dodge the mimes, eventually you’ll reach the more laid back Read More
	El Zaguan El Zaguan is bang smack in the middle of Ibiza town and is always busy with locals. Somehow the tourists and pillheads get distracted by McDonald’s or the tranny bars and leave this place free of anyone unnecessary. Go there Read More
	Hidden Bar If Alice in Wonderland fancied some damn fine cocktails this would be her bar of choice. Tucked away off Cala Sant Vincent in Northen Ibiza you’ll find Hidden, a magical garden bar open day and night. Lull away an afternoon Read More
	Hostal Parque Located in the centre of Ibiza Town, Hostal Parque is so much more than its name suggests. Yes, there are a good number of guest bedrooms here, none of which we’d describe as ‘hostal’ standard, but whatevs. This place is Read More
	KM5 One of the island’s most celebrated restaurants KM5 is a flamboyant culmination of gastronomic prestige and inimitable ambiance. It’s been around for years, and is a must tick box. Named after its highway location, this is the place you go Read More
	La Bodega If you’re looking for authentic tapas and a cocktail then look no further than La Bodega. You’ll find it at the foot of the old town drawbridge, not far from the Old Market. There’s a cocktail list but be sure Read More
	La Paloma If you prefer your bling a little more rustic, then La Paloma will dazzle you. This organic hotspot is simple yet chic. The bakery, café and restaurant are each equally popular; choose the sun-drenched terrace in the summer or the Read More
	Lola's Ooh this is a good un’ and a pretty well-kept secret too. Lola’s is located in the back streets of Ibiza Town, hidden in the walls of Dalt Villa. It was one of the first clubs to open on the Read More
	Los Pasajeros Located in the port of the old town, this is somewhere to go if you’re working to a budget. Clamber up the dark staircase, lined with posters advertising the week’s club nights and find yourself in what might be the Read More
	Nuba Ibiza Nuba is owned by Javier Bordas, Barcelona’s nightclub tycoon, and is located in the sexiest part of Eivissa next to the Ibiza Gran and the casino. There’s a definite ‘yacht’ theme going on, which makes sense since you’re slap-bang in Read More
	Pikes (Ibiza Rocks House) Reasons to love Pikes: Wham’s Club Tropicana video was shot here, Freddie Mercury had his own room, there’s a pink tennis court, the pool is deep enough to dive into, the staff are REALLY hot and awesome, the weekly Ibiza Read More
	Plastik If somehow you find yourself out after dark in San Antonio (it’s happened to the best of us), Plastik Bar is your safe place. Located a little way from The West End, it’s near to a landmark known as The Read More
	Rock Bar (and Base Bar) Although these are 2 separate bars, they get so busy that they seem to come one. The Rock Bar is the ultimate place to warm up for the long night/days that await you. Look for the red neon sign, and Read More
	Sa Calma A waterfront spot in Botafoch Marina pretty much ensures a slick affair. With Lio to your left and all the super yachts to your right you’ll know you’re living the good life when you arrive here. Surprisingly you don’t even need Read More
	Sa Perfumeria (Sunset Café) These two bars are next door to each other and BarChick still hasn’t worked out how to party in one without partying in the other. To the untrained eye this hotspot could be discounted as being ‘just another Spanish caf Read More
	Sa Trinxa This place has been cool since your Papa was still swinging!  Located at the very end of Salinas it isn’t somewhere you stumble upon, you either know about it, or you don’t. Take a dip in the beautifully still, translucent Read More
	Sunset Ashram The word Ashram describes the house in which a Guru lives, teaching those seeking spiritual advice and healing. In this case the Guru is owner Manel Aragones, his advice is along the lines of free love and acid consumption, and Read More
	Sushiya Aoyama If you’re exploring Ibiza town and you’re sick of all the sangria then make sure you wind your way to Sushiya for something a little less Spanish and for a bottle of really good sake and some incredible fresh sushi. Read More
	Swami BarChick only discovered this gem at the end of the season and we don’t want you to make the same mistake. Tucked away in the old town, on one of those tiny streets that sells wicked tourist tack (there’s a Read More
	Teatro Pereyra Teatro Pereyra or Theatre Bar as we Brits know it, is one of those joints people reference when discussing the ‘real Ibiza.’  High ceilings, exposed beams and red velvet curtains are what make this former theatre hall so charming. Having Read More
	The Croissant Show A brilliant concept, croissants all day every day, what’s not to love? Open for impossibly long hours, we just can’t work out when these guys refuel. Roll up for breakfast, lunch, dinner, evening drinks or after the after party for Read More
	Tira Palla Tira Palla is one of the Old Town’s best kept secrets. The tourists and ravers have already been abducted into bars by the girls in hotpants offering free shots with every beer – so if you can make it past Read More
	Underground A must, especially if you are over all that flash and flesh, this is the place to get down n dirty, you don’t need to blow dry your hair before you come here. You’ll find it lurking between superclubs Amnesia Read More
	Va Bene Disco Burger Va Bene Disco Burger is BarChick’s unsung Ibiza hero. Artlessly kitsch, this 1950s, American style diner is effortlessly self-assured; it’s been here for decades and didn’t even blink when McDonalds opened around the corner. A life size, wax-model waiter holding a Read More
	Yemanja Founded in 1984 Yemanja has become something of an insider’s secret. BarChick’s been dying to party here ever since she heard about the Sangria, it’s the best on the island and the recipe is top, top secret, (hush). Situated discreetly Read More