Restaurante Salvadó Pou des Lleó

Excellent fish of the day at very reasonable price (~18€!) Too bad there was no espresso available 😬

The best food we ever tasted, we really enjoy our food. Highly recommended.

Our experience here was awful. Since the very beginning we were met by unfriendly personal that, in spite of being practically empty in the terrace, they rejected to give us a table with good place. We felt as they didn't want to work and were informed wrong about the menu. It turned out into a weird situation with the waitress that ended up calling her superior to solve the misunderstanding. The food was cold and relatively average in spite of the higher prices in the zone. We don't recommend it at all.

Local Cocktail, drinks, hamburgers and lots more choices. We have been going there for six years and it has never disappointed us. Whenever we go to Ibiza my husband’s first choice is this restaurant!!! Local to our neighbourhood and sublime!

For the name and reputation of this place, the paella was a first class disappointment. Rice not cooked properly, hardly any fish meat, only undefined pieces of crab and fish.... Oh and 1 mussle. A tad salty as well. And then the price.... A bit too much. Certainly had better paella for less in the island. Service could also be better. The location makes the second star.

One of the best meals.. Bullit de pesce… iconic Ibizan meal.. and this is one of best. You must book before hand and tell them that you want the Bullit de pesce. They also make paella and other seafood. There is a small rocky beach where u can go for a swim as you wait for the meal. The restaurant was all locals… we were the only non- Spaniards. Definitely one to be repeated

Both hosts has been very rude -I could not order sangria unless I was willing to buy 1 liter, my salad was little and poor , I had to ask for little bread. My feeling I was not considered the ideal customer who is a couple ordering lots of expensive food .

The fish paella was very good. Follow the blue painted triangels south, along the steep, rocky coast for an adventurous 1 hour climb/walk to Torre de Campanitx. Good shoes needed. You can take an easy walk back to the restaurant along the dirt road starting at the tower. Or do it the other way round :-)