Pacha — Restaurant in Ibiza

Well, grab your glow sticks and put on your dancing shoes, because my night at Pacha nightclub in Ibiza was like stepping into a neon dreamscape where the party never stops! 🕺💃🏝️

As I approached the iconic Pacha, I could practically feel the bass thumping in my chest from a block away. It's like the building itself was doing a soundcheck, getting ready to unleash an auditory hurricane on anyone within earshot.

Upon entering, I was greeted by a whirlwind of colors, lights, and people who looked like they were auditioning for a music video. The energy was so infectious that even the most reluctant wallflowers were drawn onto the dance floor as if by some mystical force.

The music was a kaleidoscope of beats that made my heart race in perfect sync with the rhythm. I'm pretty sure the DJ had a PhD in crowd manipulation because they had us all moving and grooving like marionettes under a disco ball spell.

The dance floor was like a sea of synchronized movement, a place where inhibitions went to take a vacation. I even spotted a group of people attempting some interpretive dance moves that probably hadn't been seen since the '80s – and let's just say, they nailed it.

The drinks were as vibrant as the atmosphere – cocktails that glowed under black lights and shooters that could make your taste buds do the cha-cha. I'm pretty sure I ordered a drink that came with its own mini fireworks display – talk about raising the bar, or in this case, the shot glass!

The club itself felt like a rabbit hole into another dimension. There were multiple rooms, each with its own unique vibe – from the tropical jungle room that made me feel like I was partying with a tribe of disco-loving explorers to the VIP area that was so exclusive, it might as well have been on its own private island.

And let's not forget the people-watching. It was like a global fashion show where people wore outfits that would make Lady Gaga raise an approving eyebrow. Glitter, sequins, feathers – you name it, someone was rocking it like they were born to be a part of the Pacha spectacle.

As the night turned into early morning, I found myself reluctantly leaving Pacha with my feet sore but my heart full of unforgettable memories. It was a night where time seemed to stand still, where the music carried us away on a tide of euphoria, and where the only rule was to have the time of your life.

So, if you're ever in Ibiza and want to experience a party that's more vibrant than a rainbow on roller skates, don't miss out on Pacha nightclub. Just be sure to bring your dancing A-game and your most dazzling outfit – you're in for a night of electrifying entertainment that's sure to leave you craving an...

Completely overrated club . The music policy varies . I have been to pacha so many times . Since 2013- subliminal nights . Solomun +1 , f*ck me I am famous night , with David guetta and with robin Schultz , my house with Martin solveig , Paris by night with bob st Clair . I have been guest listed so many times , I know personally the resident DJ - graham Sahara who has been a resident DJ at the club for about 10 years , if not more. The music policy of the club varies . What really brings it down is the European white rich trash culture . Rich people who are uncultured , stupid and have no regards for human life. It is astounding. I have personally been to this club probably 10 nights. Most people are usually there to do coke , binge drink , bring escorts, spike drinks of girls . It is a very different view of clubbing than North American clubbing . The club is a basic heaven for ultra rich or rich European / continental people looking to get away with a lot. Very different clubbing than what we are used to here in North America. Most people here in North America are usually working class and well behaved . Rich people in continental Europe want to piss on other people while high and / drunk and be seen as powerful . The management is ok , I met some of the Urgell family and they were more easy going with clientele . I think out of all of the clubs in Ibiza this is the most overrated overall. It does have some really cool nights with really cool music . However the overall general culture just really leaves a bad taste in anyone that is looking for something cool or cultured . I have no idea why people still are so impressed by attending one night and think the club is amazing . They renovated it and they threw some amazing parties in the summer of 2018. However overall the general culture of basically catering to rich , stupid , uncultured and careless money spending Europeans really made me see the truth core of this place. I would strongly suggest anyone that is not a rich movie star , music star or a celebrity to avoid this club. It is a social trap with a lot of underlying hidden racist nature and biases of all kinds. Overrated. Avoid , save money and go somewhere else for...

Dear Pacha Ibiza Team,

I am writing to express my deep dissatisfaction with the experience my group and I had during our recent visit to your club. We were extremely disappointed with how we were treated and the quality of service we received.

Here are the main points of concern:

Table reservation issue: We initially tried to cancel our table (roughly 4 square meters for 11 people, was unacceptable given the high price), but were convinced to keep it under the promise of a better location with bigger space. With time, we found out that we were given a much worse table than agreed, far from everyone and the DJ which felt misleading.

Extremely poor service: Throughout the night, we barely received any service. It took a long time to get attention, and drinks were significantly delayed or never arrived at all.

Table conditions: Our table was located directly with a bass speaker, making it uncomfortable to stay at and our ears hurting. This is unacceptable considering the high price we got charged

Restrictions and policy issues: We were not allowed to invite additional guests to our table, something that severely affected our overall experience.

Drink substitution: We were served Monster energy drinks instead of Red Bull without prior notice, which felt deceptive. They also tried to hide that it was Monster instead of Red Bull and hoped for us to not notice. The drinks were disgusting with Monster.

Final bill and wait time: Despite having an unsatisfactory experience and barely consuming anything, we were charged over €5,500. When we decided to leave (very early), it took over 20 minutes just to receive the bill.

In summary, this was by far our worst experience at a nightclub, and certainly not what we expected from an internationally renowned venue like Pacha. We feel misled, underserved, and frankly disappointed.

We respectfully request a response from your management, and we believe a gesture of goodwill is warranted considering the...