The Best Restaurants on the South East Coast of Ibiza

Salinas Beach. Dating back from the early 1990’s the Jockey Club became one of the cool spots for the Spanish jet set crowd. Glitzy tunes and good cocktails are part and parcel of the experience as you lie back on your lounge chair and enjoy the view. Now hosting a much more international and still a great experience for the whole family.

A long-standing favourite at Salinas, Sa Trinxa is an easy choice for a relaxed lunch that often drifts into the afternoon. With the sea just steps away, great, unfussy food, a bohemian atmosphere and laid-back DJ sessions that provide a mellow soundtrack, it remains one of Ibiza’s classic beach bars, easygoing, unpretentious and very authentic.

Es Cavallet beach. This is the neighbouring restaurant to El Chiringuito and occupies an even more impressive spot with stunning southerly views down the coast with a line of ‘torres’ visible until Formentera. The restaurant is only a 30m walk to get to the sand and the food is excellent. Good for dinner too. Open all year so popular with locals and you will need to book even in mid winter. We love this place.                            

Es Cavallet beach. Head to Salinas beach but take a left 600m before and this thin road on the salt fields takes you to the lovely Es Cavallet Beach. El Chiringuito was created by the Anglo/French partnership of Jonathan Thorogood and Olivia Fleury, and they have built up a fantastic beach club that caters to all and is family friendly (crèche and kids menu). It is stylish but relaxed. If the seared tuna is on the menu, try it, it’s fantastic. A great place to spend the afternoon and it is now open for delicious early dinners too. You could continue walking down the beach until you get to El Chirin’gay’ which offers a very different scene!       

Salinas Beach. In 2018 Beso Beach Ibiza opened its doors on Salinas Beach. Charming restaurant with a laid back atmosphere, nice music and probably situ-ated on the best spot of the Salinas bay. Great access to the beach and amazing views during daytime and sunset. Excellent selection of Mediterranean dishes. If you want to have a sunbed, book in advance.

Salinas Beach. NoHo Beach Club aims to offer a calmer, more polished alternative to the high-octane energy that defines much of the more crowded beach clubs, and succeeds. Set on the lovely sands of Salinas Beach, it’s a great choice for those who want relaxed beachfront dining in Salinas. Make sure to book your sunbed in advance, it really makes a difference, and they tend to get snapped up quickly.

Cap D’es Falco (Salinas). Located on a fantastic sunset spot with lovely views along the island’s south coast across the wide bay of Es Codolar. There is a good Mediterranean fish and meat menu (delicious steaks). The beach itself is more limited as getting access to the beautiful turquoise waters can be a little tricky over the pebbly beach; it depends if the walkway is there or not (it regularly gets removed by the local authorities or the waves). We recommend you spend the day at Salinas or Es Cavallet beaches and then head to Experimental on your way home, either for a cocktail or for an early dinner. It will be well worth the five-minute bumpy track through the Salinas salt flats.                                

Las Salinas. Argentinian owned restaurant on your way to Salinas in the tiny village of Sant Francesc. Get ready for some amazing meats on the grill straight from Argentina and savoury fresh homemade raviolis. Also a good place for a snack as they have tasty burgers and quesadillas and the prices are definitely some of the most reasonable on the island. 

Nassau Beach Club is one of those easy, feel-good spots right on the sand at Playa d’en Bossa. It’s stylish but relaxed, with good Mediterranean food, friendly service and music that keeps the vibe going throughout the day and into the evening. Perfect for a long lunch that slowly drifts into sunset drinks by the sea.

Playa d’en Bossa. Playa Soleil is one of those beach spots where you can eat well, enjoy a few drinks, and let the afternoon drift into evening. It’s a relaxed beach club with a modern Mediterranean menu and music that sets the mood without overpowering the sea views. After around 11pm, the atmosphere picks up as it turns into a club with a calendar of nightly events and DJs.

Playa D’en Bossa. The world-famous Hell’s Kitchen brand made its Ibiza debut in 2025, bringing Gordon Ramsay’s signature flair, high-energy atmosphere and crowd-pleasing dishes to the south-east coast. Expect a slick, theatrical dining experience inspired by the TV show, with a menu that focuses on refined comfort classics such as perfectly cooked beef, bold sauces and indulgent desserts, all delivered with precision and a touch of drama. It’s a more polished restaurant than a beach club, making it a strong choice for an evening out before heading into the Playa d’en Bossa nightlife.