La Barra Ibiza

A centrally located restaurant in Ibiza with a good atmosphere and fairly decent food. The potato salad and croquettes were excellent and very creamy, the scallops were perfect, and the beef cheek brioche was quite juicy. The patatas bravas were the weakest dish of the night. Special mention for the cheesecake, super creamy! Edit: We returned after a few years and it seems to me that the bar has been lowered somewhat. We went back because seeing it always packed piqued our curiosity, but I think it's a bit expensive for the quality it offers. We ordered the huevos rotos (broken eggs), which left us rather indifferent. We ordered the beef cheek brioche again, which was good, the marinated dogfish was just okay, and the potato salad, which wasn't bad but could be much better. In my opinion, with a little more care it could be much improved, but these days I think there are better places for tapas in terms of value for money.

Excellent tapas restaurant! The sangria was superb and very reasonably priced. We went twice and had a great time. I highly recommend it!

Very nice restaurant, discovered by chance while walking past. The service was quite confusing, but the staff is very kind and helpful, and the food is really good. Consider being patient, but it's worth it. I didn't appreciate that the website said they don't accept reservations, even though there were plenty of tables booked.

I had a rather unpleasant experience at this place. A waiter spilled Coca-Cola all over me, the salmon wasn't what I expected and didn't meet my expectations, the salad was tasteless, and all the dishes arrived at different times—one of them an hour and a half late. Unfortunately, it was the worst service I've ever received in a restaurant in this country, and I've traveled extensively without any prior experience. I don't recommend it.

This restaurant is located near the port of Ibiza, and is a place where you can get the famous Spanish tapas, so we did. We booked because it's always very busy, especially in August. For tapas, we chose the Galician octopus, tortilla con patatas, Russian salad, fried chipirones (squid), and boquerones (marinated anchovies). Everything was delicious! The only downside was the service... slow and disorganized. The prices were average, normal for Ibiza.