Best Mediterranean food near Cala Llenya, Spain
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Cala Llenya including El Bigotes, Aiyanna Ibiza, Solimar Restaurant & Cafe, Restaurante Las Arenas, La Finca Can Suldat, Restaurante Mar Azul, Restaurante Marvent, Il Carrettino Siciliano, Punta Carretas Ibiza Ranch Bar, Restaurante Miranda
10. Restaurante Miranda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By BlondeAdventure
We eat here last night wanting to try somewhere different.Waiter was great, making good recommendation for wine ....Sadly we were too late to opt for the 'menu of the day' which finished at either 8pm or 9pm I can't remember ....However my hubbie was happy with his 'Iberian Secret' Pork and my duck with wild-berries was fine too. Strange stir-fried cabbage accompaniment..Not my favourite meal ever as often in tourist places it is tricky to get it right but the mix of pleasant environment, decent service, harbour view, very nice wine and reasonable meal made it a pleasant evening. Sadly with the Euro being so strong at the moment, Ibiza generally now feels bit more expensive compared to Greece or Portugal for example.
9. Punta Carretas Ibiza Ranch Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Bar restaurant located on the way to Las Dalias in a unique environment, where the grill, the orchard and our huge garden will make you feel the authentic essence of Ibiza. A relaxing atmosphere and Live music makes your lunch or dinner a cool experience.
Reviewed By DonnaO275
We visited here in august for our wedding anniversary. What a Beautiful place . The setting is absolutely breathtaking and so romantic. Alfresco dinning at its best . We had the T-bone steak to share â¬59 it was gorgeous and huge. You cook it yourself and a barbecue at your table great fun!! We will be returning next year to ibiza and returning here . Well worth a visit!!
8. Il Carrettino Siciliano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 446 reviews
Reviewed By Steve S
Ok, that's quite a sweeping statement, but we couldn't stop going back and we've been to Es Canar twice now. There's a reason why the reviews are so good and that's because they have a number of things right.Firstly, the hospitality. Try to book in advance if you can but if not, they will move heaven and hell (ok, a few tables and chairs) to get you in. Secondly, the food. Between us, I reckon we've tried most of the menu and end up eating each other's! Thirdly, the service. They don't mess about but none of it is rushed at all. Who cares if you have to wait a bit. Shut up complaining and eat your olives, bread and amazing alioli. It's good, honest Italian (Sicilian) fare. Great pizza from an authentic oven, and fresh, tasty pasta. And of course the obligatory free limoncello shots afterwards.Not cheap but not even close to expensive. Do it.
7. Restaurante Marvent
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1398 reviews
En el perfil aparece como N 1 de postres en Es canar y no como numero 1 de restaurants en Es CANAR. creemos que es un error.
Reviewed By gazmfc
We had breakfasts and evening meals here through out our stay. We loved the setting, the atmosphere and the food! Nice little play area for the kids buys you some peace and quiet! Priceless! It gets very busy but the staff get around as fast as they can. 35-40⬠for a family of 4 inc drinks is decent value. Being sat so close to the sea and eating your meal is brilliant.
6. Restaurante Mar Azul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By florenceg39
This is a family run restaurant, with the owner there almost every night. My family came here for dinner many years ago and I remember having a lovely meal. Unfortunately things appear to have gone down south since then. We were seated and then ignored for 10 minutes, until we had to ask for the menu. Drinks orders were taken and we were brought the wrong drink. Having mulled over the menu for 10 minutes we had to wait a further 15 minutes for someone to come over and take our order (we eventually flagged one of the two waiters down). We were told that the food was going to take over an hour to be cooked as they weren't expecting to be so busy that evening. We laughed at the excuse - busy at 9pm on a Saturday, you would hope so? So why didn't they have more staff?Also, many tables were free, there was 8 tables in total and some of them had already received their food. An hour and a half later and after asking where the food was, we received our paella. It was particularly average, with dodgy looking meat and the fish didn't taste fresh at all. I had much better seafood elsewhere. Shame.
5. La Finca Can Suldat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Barbecue and open grill, built around 1712.
Reviewed By katrinamarie
We love it here. It is uniquely brilliant. The home made bread and alioli, the fantastic meat and cheese platter, great Homemade aromatic curry and steak cafe de Paris. Fabulously rustic, very atmosphere and live music every night. The place was buzzing, the food great and the home made limoncello divine. The house tinto gorgeous and the service exemplary. Make sure you make time explore the beautiful eclectic Finca when you visit.
4. Restaurante Las Arenas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 502 reviews
Reviewed By bazza1977
We ate here after having a late night back from seeing the sunset at San Antonio. We were shown to a table very quickly and offered drinks. We soon chose what we wanted and was surprised by the portion sizes. So much so, we couldn't eat it all! Bear this in mind if you're ordering starters/appetisers. This is a great place and really nice food too, I'd be happy to return here.
3. Solimar Restaurant & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
Reviewed By LesleyM1888
Visited just for coffee, went back again and had lunch. Good menu catering for all palettes and wallets. Excellent service and great value . Friendly staff
2. Aiyanna Ibiza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Aiyanna Ibiza is a beautiful new beach restaurant on Cala Nova bay. Relaxed, laid-back chic where everyone is welcome. Aiyanna features a healthy menu of fresh, bold dishes with a nod to influences from the Eastern Mediterranean. Organic ingredients sourc
Reviewed By Conklin
Aiyanna is a beautiful restaurant, cleverly laid out, busy, trendy and popular.We dined there in late August 2019, arriving half an hour before our reservation so that we could enjoy a drink on the deck beforehand and catch the last of the sunset, the drinks are reasonably priced - unlike some places in Ibiza!For starters we had the fried mixed seafood (baby squid, whitebait and marinated dogfish) and grilled razor clams with leeks: The squid (puntillas) and whitebait were very good but the dogfish was somewhat overpowered by it's marinade, the razor clams were well cooked and tender but again their delicate flavour was swamped by the sauce rather than accentuated which was a shame.For main we had the Argentinian cut grilled steak and the barbecued Mediterranean squid: the steak was cooked as requested and whilst not the best I've had was tender and well flavoured, likewise there were no complaints over the squid.For dessert we had the peach tatin with cinnamon ice cream and the chocolate crumb cake: To be honest these were the biggest let down of the night; firstly the tatin...is a bit mis-sold as there was no 'tatin' - just fried peaches and ice cream (no caramel or pastry) - which were both nice but not really the dessert listed on the menu. The chocolate crumb cake was OK but a bit insipid, it could have been a much darker, smaller and intense flavour bomb. The orange ice cream wasn't ice cream as far as we could tell it was a sorbet. In my mind there is a special place in hell for insipid desserts, particularly in a finer dining setting, they should be on the more extreme side - be that light as air or rich and intense etc. they should never be 'meh.'Overall service was good if a bit slow on the deck/chill-out area.In summary the food is generally good but sometimes falls into the trap of trying to be a bit too clever and losing the magic of the beautifully fresh ingredients as a result, normally I'd rate this as a solid 4/5 given it's price-point but the lacklustre desserts drop it closer to a 3 in my opinion - so if you don't eat dessert it's a better proposition.
1. El Bigotes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Reviewed By lisa n
One of my favorite places in Ibiza, every experience here is incredible from start to finish. I can't wait for my next visit!
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