We were recommended to visit this restaurant by a British DJ living in Ibiza that we met in a bar in San Antonio. Firstly the trip on the water taxi across to L3, Amàre beach from San Antonio was just great! Views of the bay were well worth the €4 each. The restaurant was a short walk away from where we docked. We were greeted by a very friendly young guy who soon realised we were Brits with some Spanish language knowledge, and who at least humoured us! The menu del dia, which just kept coming, consisted of 4 courses. Salad starter, a potato and pork stew, or a rice dish with fried egg, a fish dish or a slow cooked pork dish, we tried one of everything!! We finished with a kind of custard dish with a biscuit and cinnamon. While there, many of the local workers came in and enjoyed the same meal as us. The ambience in the restaurant was typical Spanish, loud, chatty and fun! Locals popping in for tapas of snails, cańa and a catch up. Overall we loved this restaurant, the guy serving us tried his hardest to explain what it was we were eating, using my phone to translate what we didn’t understand. Truly a great experience of the Spanish culture! We loved it! All for the costly sum of €26.