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Bars Santa Eulalia Ibiza
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San Jose |
Cala San Vicente |
San Juan |
Cala Tarida |
San Lorenzo |
Es Cana |
San Mateo |
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San Miguel |
Playa Den Bossa |
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Port Des Torrent |
Santa Eulalia |
Portinatx |
Santa Gertrudis |
San Antonio |
Sant Agnes |
San Carlos |
Talamanca |
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Royalty
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The Royalty is the classy cafe in Santa Eulalia. Sit down, read the paper order a cafe con leche and a croissant and simply watch the world go by. Friendly staff and reasonable prices mean that the Royalty is a must go on your holiday. |
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Cosmi
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Can Cosmi is directly opposite the Royalty, it has much the same character. Visited more by the workers and arty types compared to the Royalty's business and affluent types. The choice of these two cafes really depends on whether you want to cross the road or not. Very Friendly staff and very reasonable prices make Cosmi a delight. |
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Que Tal
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Until recently, there was only either the Royalty or Cosmi for your morning coffee. Since its' opening though, Que Tal (which literally translated means 'how are you') has been attracting the locals in their droves. Much the same as the other two cafes just a little bit further up the main street. |
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Pomelo
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Pomelo is the perfect place for a lunch time drink or meal. Located in the market of Santa Eulalia, you can do the shopping for the week and then have a relaxing glass of wine on their terrace. |
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Atenea
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Located on the promenade, Atenea is one of the few cafes on the sea front along with Sinatras (see below) that has not been tainted by mass tourism. The food is adequate and the prices are not all that cheap, but this is more than made up for by the beautiful marine scenery. |
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Sinatras
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Sinatras is very similar to Atenea (above) but set a little back from the promenade and therefore slightly more peaceful. The staff are very freindly if somewhat slow. This should hopefully change as Sinatras has changed ownership recently. |
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M & Ms
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In M&Ms, Heather and Chris own probably the best bar in Santa Eulalia. It has a huge terrace and attracts every walk of life imaginable. The relaxed atmosphere and friendly ambience make M&Ms the ideal location for an evening drink either as an aperitif or to aid your digestion. |
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Charlies
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Set one street back from the main street, Charlies bar is a very spacious British run bar. More types of beer than you can shake a stick at and a pool table to boot. Perfect location for a chat and a quiet drink. |
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La Mascara
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La Mascara is a charming little bar on one of Santa Eulalias many side streets. With a charming little garden and an eclectically decorated interior, we would reccomend La Mascara to anyone looking for a bar to relax and have a chat. Inga the German patron is as friendly a person as you are likely to find in Ibiza. She loves to practice her English so please oblige. |
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Piscolabis
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Piscolabis is a typically spanish bar and is one of the few open till late in Santa Eulalia. It is frequented by the 20 to 30 somethings of Santa Eulalia. It does however have a juke box which is the main reason why Piscolabis has got a mention on this page. |
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Tall Ships Inn
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Geordie Joe took over this large bar near the marina in the winter and has made a very homely environment to enjoy a caña (a small beer) in the heat of the Ibizan afternoon. The Tall Ships Inn also has a pool table for those who enjoy a game. |
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Queen Vic Pub
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As the name suggests, The Queen Vic is a typical British Pub. This is also home to 'Play Your Cards Right' in Santa Eulalia. with the biggest prize going to a non-local last year of just over €4,000 it may be an idea to pop by to pay for your holiday. The Queen Victorias Scottish owners show just about every televised sport imaginable. If world championship tiddly-winks is your thing then this is the place. |
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Sandy's Bar
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Click Bar
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