Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Ibiza

A 1934 institution on the central Vara de Rey boulevard, serving traditional Ibicenco cuisine to locals and visiting Spanish politicians for nearly a century. The shaded outdoor terrace welcomes well-behaved dogs, and staff routinely bring water bowls. The bullit de peix (Ibicenco fish stew) and the sofrit pagès (slow-cooked peasant stew) are the dishes regulars order generation after generation.

Famous café-bar perched on the medieval steps that climb into Dalt Vila, where cushions are scattered on the stone stairs and patrons sip mojitos with the harbour view at sunset. Dogs are welcome on the entire stairway terrace and water bowls appear unprompted. The kitchen serves tapas, salads and pita wraps; it's the spot to start an evening in the walled town.

Cliff-top fish restaurant directly facing the mythical Es Vedrà rock, 30 min by car south-west of Ibiza Town. The entire terrace looks at the sea and Es Vedrà, and dogs on leash are welcome at outdoor tables. Specialty is bullit de peix and grilled fresh fish caught the same morning. Reserve a table for sunset; it's one of the most photographed views in the Balearics.