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Cana Joana
Two kilometres shy of Sant Josep on the road north out of Ibiza City, a sign points you 500m to the right into a country garden restaurant with elegant local and Med cooking.
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Comidas Bar San Juan
The Comidas Bar San Juan is a family-run operation with two small dining rooms. The decor ain't anything to write home about but, hey, what does that matter when the food is such outstanding value? For dessert try the manzana al horno , a delicious baked caramelised apple.
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Croissant Show
Croissant Show is the centre of the Ibizan scene. This is where the beautiful people come for a post-clubbing refuel. You can indulge in a breakfast of wonderfully buttery croissants, champagne and fresh orange juice or make your way here later in the morning for a jump start of a coffee and gourmet pizza slice.
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La Scala
This candlelit place serves international cuisine with a central European bent, and a highlight is the meat dishes. There's a pretty open-air terrace and the clientele is predominantly, but not exclusively, gay.
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La Torreta
Opt for al fresco dining on local fish and other Mediterranean dishes or head inside - groups should try for the big table set on a separate lower level and surrounded by the inside of the massive city walls. The seafood canelones de marisco are melt-in-the-mouth.
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S'Ametller
'The Almond Tree', resting uneasily next door to a cheap Chinese eatery, offers local cooking with fresh market produce. On offer are a couple of tasting menus.
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