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28 April 2026

Celebrating Ibiza’s Culinary Stars: Winners Announced at Gastronomic Awards 2026

Celebrating Ibiza’s Culinary Stars: Winners Announced at Gastronomic Awards 2026

In the heart of Ibiza's historic Dalt Vila, the gastronomic elite gathered as the Ibiza Gastronomic Awards 2026 celebrated outstanding culinary achievements. The awards, given across five illustrious categories, honoured establishments championing local flavours and innovative cuisine. Among the notable winners was Bar Restaurante Gran Vía, acclaimed in the traditional restaurant category, and LIO Restaurant, recognized for its unique dining experience. Restaurante Bar Astro claimed the top spot for tapas excellence, while Bocatas Atún i Olives del Mercat Vell was praised for sustainable practices, carrying on a three-generation legacy. Neus Escandell, a key figure in promoting Ibizan culinary heritage, received special recognition for her impactful contributions. As mayor Alex Minchotti highlighted, these diverse gastronomic offerings continue to bolster Ibiza's reputation for exceptional dining experiences, drawing tourists from all over, including eager UK clubbers looking to indulge beyond the dance floors.

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