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The Peter Pan is a small, family-run restaurant located in the old town on Calle de la Virgen. The menu includes Italian and Mediterranean dishes – fresh pasta, pizza and fish, finished with homemade tiramisu. Despite its modest size, it is one of the best-rated establishments on the island.
Gay restaurants and queer-friendly cafés are densest in Ibiza where the bars are: in the old town of Ibiza Town around Carrer de la Mare de Déu and the old harbour district La Marina. Between the terrace bars, you can sit here with coffee during the day and dinner in the evening, often with a clearly queer audience and a view of the hustle and bustle in the narrow streets. Many establishments are small, Mediterranean, and cater to a mixed, cosmopolitan crowd.
In addition, you don't have to look far for a table on the island where you feel comfortable as a gay guest. Because Ibiza lives from tourism, it is correspondingly open, so eating out for queer couples is as normal as anywhere else. The spectrum ranges from a simple breakfast café to classic Balearic cuisine with fish and rice dishes to a more elaborate restaurant for a special evening. In Sant Antoni and on the beaches you will also find many places for the sunset, which are not explicitly queer, but are of course visited in a mixed way. Whether you are looking for a restaurant in the middle of the scene or simply want to eat well and relaxed, the following selection will give you an overview.