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13 July 2026

StreetXO Makes Waves as Dabiz Muñoz Brings Culinary Magic to Ibiza

StreetXO Makes Waves as Dabiz Muñoz Brings Culinary Magic to Ibiza

Esteemed chef Dabiz Muñoz has unveiled his latest venture, StreetXO, at Ibiza Gallery in Platja d’en Bossa this summer, firmly establishing the restaurant on this beloved island. Known for his culinary innovation, Muñoz has chosen Ibiza as the next natural step for his edgy dining concept, embracing the island’s famous mix of culture, energy, and freedom. Unlike other short-term projects, StreetXO Ibiza aims to be a permanent fixture, offering visitors a unique dining experience. With views of the sea and a massive outdoor bar that seamlessly integrates with the kitchen, guests experience dinner as a dynamic event, moving fluidly from dining to enjoying drinks. Muñoz has even introduced new dishes to the menu, inspired by the lively Ibiza vibe and his global culinary obsessions. Accustomed to traveling to fuel his creativity, Muñoz draws inspirations from diverse culinary cultures around the world, ensuring that each new dish is as exciting as the island itself. The renowned chef sees Ibiza as not only a gastronomic hotspot but a place full of opportunity for further culinary exploration.

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