The best luxury restaurant in Ibiza in 2026 is SubliMotion, a roughly 12-guest multimedia tasting show by chef Paco Roncero, followed by Eden at Hacienda Na Xamena, which serves a seasonal lunch menu at 75 euros per person. This guide ranks six places we could verify from official pages, then lists the old favourites we could not confirm.
The island still pairs its nightlife with serious cooking. If you are planning the whole trip, pair this list with our guide to the best nightclubs in Ibiza.
Best luxury restaurants in Ibiza at a glance
| Rank | Restaurant | Area | Price evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SubliMotion | BLESS Ibiza The Site (2026 season) | 1,500 euros for 20 courses reported in 2021; 2026 price not confirmed |
| 2 | Eden | Hacienda Na Xamena, Sant Joan de Labritja | Seasonal lunch menu 75 euros per person |
| 3 | Amante | Sol d’en Serra, Santa Eulalia | Not published; three seasonal menus |
| 4 | Es Xarcu | Sant Josep de sa Talaia | Not published |
| 5 | Casa Jondal | Cala Jondal | Not published |
| 6 | Montauk Steakhouse | Ushuaia Ibiza | Not published |
How did we rank them?
We ranked on three things: how exceptional the concept is, the quality signals we could check (the chef, the guide recognition, the setting), and how clearly the restaurant publishes what it costs. Where a price is not public, we say so instead of guessing.
1. SubliMotion
SubliMotion holds the title of the priciest tasting experience on the island. Chef Paco Roncero built it as a show where light, sound, temperature, scent and food are timed together, and it seats only about 12 guests per sitting.
It opened at the Hard Rock Hotel in 2014 at a reported 1,235 pounds a head, and a 2021 report gave 1,500 euros for a 20-course menu with wine and champagne. A Spanish event listing says the 13th Ibiza season opens on 1 June 2026 at BLESS Ibiza The Site and adds virtual reality headsets. The 2026 price was not public in what we found, so check the official site before you plan around it.
2. Eden, Hacienda Na Xamena
Hacienda Na Xamena opened in 1971 and became Ibiza’s first five-star hotel in 1988. Its restaurant Eden sits above the sea in the north of the island and builds its menu on seasons, with produce from its own orchard and vegetable garden.
The restaurant’s own page lists a seasonal lunch menu at 75 euros per person, served 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., and accepts drinks-only visits when space allows. A 2026 hotel guide credits chef Fran Lopez, and a regional tourism site says the Michelin Guide recommends the restaurant. A current star count is unclear.
3. Amante
Amante sits on a cliff at Cala Sol d’en Serra in Santa Eulalia, with views toward Formentera. Chef Jordi Tomas Ribas and his team write more than 70 dishes each summer, split across three seasonal menus plus fortnightly specials.
The cooking is modern Mediterranean with local, organic produce. The page we checked said the restaurant was open for the season until 25 October, so it is a summer booking.
4. Es Xarcu
Es Xarcu is a family-run seafood restaurant on the cove of Es Xarco in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, reachable by land or by boat. It has more than four decades of history and a Guia Repsol Sol held for over a decade.
Expect baked rotja, grouper and dentex, red Ibiza prawns, oysters and caviar, served with local red potatoes. The kitchen is open daily from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., so this is a long lunch, not a late dinner.
5. Casa Jondal
Casa Jondal is a charcoal-grill, seafood-led beach restaurant at Cala Jondal run by chef Rafa Zafra. It was reportedly named best chiringuito of 2026 by a Spanish food guide. It is the replacement for the beach-shack idea in our earlier list: sand underfoot, fish by weight.
6. Montauk Steakhouse at Ushuaia
The steakhouse is listed on Ushuaia Ibiza’s own restaurant page alongside Minami (Japanese), an oyster and caviar bar and a breakfast concept. We kept it as the meat option for a night out at the resort, but the page we found carried a 2022 footer, so confirm the season and menu before you book.
Which old Alux picks are gone or unconfirmed?
- El Clodenis, San Rafael: the address by the church square now appears to be La Casa 1725, a Mex-Med cevicheria and cocktail bar open Tuesday to Sunday, 8 p.m. to midnight. Treat El Clodenis as changed.
- Cipriani Ibiza Downtown: the domain we used to link now belongs to a property consultancy, and we found no active restaurant page.
- Cotton Beach Club: its website did not load when we checked, so we dropped it.
- Ama Lur: a restaurant using the name now describes a Basque fire kitchen run by chef Inaki Bolumburu, not the chef of our earlier edition. It may or may not be the same venue.
- Sa Capella, La Oliva, El Chiringuito: official sites we found belonged to other places in Spain, so we could not verify the Ibiza venues. Check locally before booking.
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FAQ
What is the most expensive restaurant in Ibiza?
SubliMotion, chef Paco Roncero’s multimedia tasting show for about 12 guests per sitting, is the island’s priciest table. It launched at a reported 1,235 pounds a head in 2014 and was reported at 1,500 euros for 20 courses in 2021. We could not confirm the 2026 price.
Where is SubliMotion in 2026?
A Spanish event listing says the 13th Ibiza season opens on 1 June 2026 at BLESS Ibiza The Site, not at the Hard Rock Hotel where it launched. It adds virtual reality headsets to the experience.
How much does lunch at Eden in Hacienda Na Xamena cost?
The restaurant’s own page lists a seasonal lunch menu at 75 euros per person, served from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. A lighter selection is also offered, with no price shown.
Which luxury restaurant in Ibiza is best for seafood?
Es Xarcu, a family-run seafood restaurant on a cove in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, is our pick. It has more than four decades of history and is recommended by the Michelin Guide.
Do I need to book luxury restaurants in Ibiza?
Yes, in summer. Several places here run on a fixed season and a small number of tables, so book before you fly and check the season dates on each restaurant’s own site.
Which restaurants from the old Alux list are gone or changed?
The San Rafael building that housed El Clodenis now appears to trade as La Casa 1725, a cevicheria and cocktail bar. Cipriani Ibiza Downtown, Cotton Beach Club and several others could not be confirmed, and we list them separately below.
How we put this list together
We built this list from each restaurant’s own pages and the guide recognition they publish. Prices are quoted only where the restaurant or a dated report gave one.
Last updated: October 2026.
