Top Restaurants in Santa Gertrudis
Top Things to do in Santa Gertrudis
Top 10 Italian food in Santa Gertrudis, Spain
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Santa Gertrudis including Le Monde, Zeno Ibiza, La Mesa Escondida, Macao Cafe, B+cafe Ibiza, Pizzeria Can Bassetes, Vivo Bar y Cocina, Bottega il Buco, La Luna Nell'Orto, San Martino
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10. San Martino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 995 reviews
Discover San Martino experience. Our aim is to provide great quality, authentic Italian food at sensible prices. With all our fresh produce sourced locally, and using the finest ingredients and traditional recipes from Naples, we're sure you will be able
Reviewed By PeteH92
We were staying in Santa Eulalia the last week in October and many cafes/restaurants were either closing or had closed for the season. We ate at the San Martino on the Saturday evening and it was vey quiet. Staff told us they had only pasta or pizza plus salads as "the chef is not here." We quite enjoyed our pizza/salad but food choice was limited and the staff did deem as though they had had a long and busy season. Maybe we will try this place again another time in mid-season as previous reviews had been positive.
9. La Luna Nell'Orto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 474 reviews
At La Luna Nell'Orto we offer the best Mediterranean cuisine where creative dishes, homemade fresh Italian pasta and tasty grilled meat and local vegetables are the main attraction of our menu. The essence of the unique flavor of our dishes lies in the ho
Reviewed By richard W
Delightful garden setting, food excellent, service helpful and quick. Burata starter recommended along with the black ink tagliatelle and pumpkin and ricotta ravioli. Some impressive appetisers as well. Great value
8. Bottega il Buco
Italian and Mediteranean inspired restaurant, focacceria, and alimentari. Daily selections to dine in or take home include a variety of house made bread, salumi, cheeses, and tinned fish from the Iberian Peninsula and Italy, as well as a focus on local in
Reviewed By BCN-BRUX
Fantastic focaccia offer with a huge variety of flavors. Nice salads and wines too. The staff is very professional and the premises very nicely decorated with a relaxing terrace. Just an outstanding address if you wish to have a taste of Italy in the center of Ibiza. The extremely little village far from the beach touristic spots is worth visiting too. Overall a very positive experience.
7. Vivo Bar y Cocina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Mediterranean sicilian italian restaurant in the most beautiful garden in th of Santa Gertrudis, the elegant village of the heart of the island of Ibiza. Food cocktails and wine served with love and passion .
Reviewed By Salsaname
We crashed in this place by chance on our first night in Ibiza. We were 5 people, pretty hungry, and we did not have reservation for dinner. They found out a table for us in their garden and took care of us soon. It's an Italian restaurant, so we ordered various starters to share (caponata of aubergine, fried sardines, etc). Some of us had pasta (very well cooked) others a juicy fillet.2 bottles of Italian red wine (wine was good but was cold from the fridge...).Dessert was not that good.Price was fair (5 people, 5 starters, 5 main courses, 3 dessert and 4 coffees: 311â¬)
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6. Pizzeria Can Bassetes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By NathanViva
I decided to try somewhere new today and after seeing how busy it was inside and out (3.45pm on a Sunday) I thought that this would be a good choice. I opened up trip advisor to see what was said about it and the reviews were great. But all I can say is that these people have no understanding as to what a pizza actually is.First of all, the base was very thin and very crispy. But not crispy like crunchy crispy and still soft inside, this was like a biscuit base. when lifting up a slice there was no bend or flop, it stayed perfectly level. So this was a 1/5 score for that.the sauce... oh my god the sauce.... this is where the real flavour of the pizza lies and good chefs make their own sauce to their liking to showcase their skills. lesser chefs buy in a good sauce that still tastes ok. this place clearly just bought "tomato frito" from the super market. probably in a carton... it was bland and flavourless. it was an embarrassment that a restaurant should be using this and still charging â¬8+ for the cheapest pizza on the menu! so, 1/5 (if i could give 0 i would!)The cheese. reasonable, but obviously not buffalo mozzarella, but thats to be expected most of the time i suppose. 3/5And finally, the basil. the "secret" ingredient in all good pizza's. well, there was none, but not just none, there was oregano (quite why people put this on a pizza i don't know) in its place. oregano is not restaurant quality, basil is. 1/5Normally I look at what people are eating on the way in to decide if I want to eat there, but all the plates were empty, and i thought that must be a good sign... it wasn't. it was just that the pizza was so thin and so small that it was like an appetiser. If I had have seen one on the way in, i'd have carried on and tried somewhere else, but by then it was too late...All in all, very disappointing. maybe the rest of the menu is good. some people were eating indian food and it smelled nice. but... as far as pizza goes, forget this place. I've had better frozen pizza's from the supermarket.
5. B+cafe Ibiza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Typical Restaurant with a selected variety of italian disches and a lot more, match with fine Wind. A new concept in The world of Hospitality
Reviewed By Keith J
My wife and I called into B+ for lunch and a drink while out and about for the day. A great find ,good service and excellent food, highly recommended.Dear KeithThank you for your review, really appreciated.Look forward to seeing again soon Alberto
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4. Macao Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By 775Antony
Dinner in the cool garden with family and friends. the pizzas were delicious and the other offerings on the menu were also met well by everyone. Lovely friendly and confident staff who know they have a great restaurant so don't have to try and impress.
3. La Mesa Escondida
Overall Ratings
5 based on 266 reviews
La Mesa Escondida is a place where Italian culinary tradition meets local fresh products from the island. It is a quite and cosy escape where you can enjoy your lunch and dinner sitting at the inner tables or under the sky in the secret garden, while you
Reviewed By Sandra D
We enjoyed a fabulous meal here tonight. Lovely friendly patient hosts (who fully translated the menu for us) and superb food. The best meal weâve had in Ibiza so far. Only a small place with a quaint outside eating area, so probably best to book.
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2. Zeno Ibiza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Italian Pizzeria and Wine Bar - Freshly made in our traditional wood oven with 20 of the best Italian Pizza toppings from the Margherita to our very own Zeno special. Our pizza bases are simply delicious, our chef's own recipe. We also serve a full Italia
Reviewed By M L
On holiday in Ibiza and visited the lovely town of Santa Gertrudis. Happen to sit down in this unpretentious restaurant/ pizzeria and can honestly say it was the best pizza Iâd eaten in years - thin base, crispy, good amount of toppings made in a real pizza oven. It was delicious and I gave my compliments to the pizza-maker!Thank you for your review - we are proud of our traditional and authentic pizza recipes. Look forward to seeing you again soon!
1. Le Monde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
Reviewed By winylake
Lunch at Le Monde was an enjoyable experience, with simple, but quite tasty dishes. Gnocchi with speck tasted great, although the gnocchi itself were rather soft. Popular spot, ok service, good prices.
