Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Beachfront seafood institution on Cala d'Hort with the most iconic Es Vedrà view on the island, the 382 m limestone monolith framed across the open sea from every table on the sand-and-bamboo terrace. Leashed dogs welcome on the beach terrace at the host's discretion, water bowls brought without asking. Fresh-fish menu rotated daily by the cook with the morning auction in Sant Antoni; the bullit de peix and arròs a banda are the headline dishes.

Clifftop seafood restaurant directly above Cala d'Hort, with a wraparound terrace that looks straight at Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell. Leashed dogs welcome on the panoramic terrace at the host's discretion, water bowls brought on request. Family-run since the 1980s, the cooking is straightforward Pitiusan: paella, arròs a banda, fideuà, grilled fish of the day and a generous bullit de peix in season. Less polished than the village fine-dining options but with the best view of any restaurant in the municipality.

Restored 18th-century townhouse on the cobbled plaza of Sant Agustí des Vedrà, a hilltop hamlet between Sant Josep village and Sant Antoni. Leashed dogs welcome on the plaza-side terrace under the lime tree, year-round. Carefully sourced Ibicenco produce: sofrit pagès, slow-cooked lamb, vegetable cocas, and a short bullit de peix that comes out of the kitchen only on Saturdays. One of the most consistent inland tables in the municipality.