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Zitya Ibiza

Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Spain

Traditional DiningMediterraneanTerrace Restaurant

Insider Compass

An expert assessment built on data, context and gastronomic judgement.

6.38GOOD
7.2Plate
7.4Vibe
6.3Service
6.9Setting

About Zitya Ibiza

Zitya Ibiza brings the sun-soaked flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean—Greek, Lebanese, Aegean—to a design-forward space just outside Eivissa town, where the nostalgic spirit of 90s Ibiza nightlife meets contemporary dining. Chef Carlos de los Mozos, who trained under Spain's holy trinity of Quique Dacosta, Ferrán Adrià, and Joan Roca, applies Michelin-level technique to mezze, grilled kebabs, and wood-fired proteins with a Middle Eastern soul. Since opening in 2022 on the site of the legendary Naïf club, this is where the island's well-heeled crowd gathers for refined Levantine cooking that feels both polished and spirited. It's proper occasion dining with a pulse—expect a soundtrack, a scene, and flavors that deserve your full attention.

Good to know

Book ahead and request a table away from the road-facing edge—the interior courtyard seating offers better acoustics and feels more cocooned in the restaurant's atmosphere.

The chef

Carlos de los Mozos

Carlos de los Mozos honed his craft at Le Cordon Bleu Perú before completing stages at some of Spain's most revered addresses, working under Ferrán Adrià at the groundbreaking elBulli, Quique Dacosta in Dénia, and Joan Roca at El Celler de Can Roca—a trilogy of Michelin royalty. That pedigree shows in his disciplined technique and respect for ingredients, now channeled into the bold, aromatic world of Greek and Lebanese cooking at Zitya. His philosophy blends avant-garde precision with Mediterranean generosity, celebrating the terroir of the Eastern Med while honoring Ibiza's cosmopolitan spirit. It's haute cuisine training in service of soulful, convivial flavors—technique that elevates rather than eclipses.