North & Interior Ibiza
Classic, no-nonsense roadside Ibizan restaurant offering a straightforward, good-value menu. It's charmingly old school – portions are huge and the decor feels log-cabin homey. Sofrit pagès (country meat fry-up) is the house special, and there are plenty of rice dishes, meaty mains and tortillas to pick from. The three-course set lunch menu is just €11.
It's on the C733 opposite the turnoff to Sant Llorenç.
13.94 MILES
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3.75 MILES
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23.74 MILES
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3.65 MILES
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The hillock looming at the southwest end of Santa Eulària was a perfect retreat for the town's citizens during the centuries when Ibiza was plagued by…