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30 May 2026

Santería in Ibiza Crowned Best Bar in the Balearic Islands

Santería in Ibiza Crowned Best Bar in the Balearic Islands

For those who treasure the energy and allure of Ibiza, a new hotspot has clinched the title of 'Best Bar in the Balearic Islands'. Situated in the heart of Ibiza, Santería, which opened its doors just over a year ago, has been honoured by the Tapas Magazine 2026/2027 guide under the T de Bares awards. Owner Marina Turró was pleasantly astonished by this accolade, highlighting the bar's unique community vibe that makes visitors feel both familiar and celebrated. Known for their distinctive theme nights, such as 'Tinder santero', where guests' photos are displayed in the bathroom to spark connections, the bar thrives on originality. Their commitment to using local, high-quality ingredients has endeared their menu items like the famed 'gildas' and traditional tortilla de patata to locals and tourists alike. While Santería offers exceptional service and a distinct Ibizan touch, its charm is rooted in the warmth and connections fostered within its walls. So, whether you're a returning visitor or new to Ibiza's charm, this award-winning bar offers a taste of the island you won't want to miss out on.

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