Callas Eivissa Restaurant is an Italian restaurant and cocktail bar at Carrer de la Mare de Déu, 48, 07800 Eivissa, set in the Dalt Vila and Sa Penya side of Ibiza Town, the old quarter that UNESCO inscribed as a World Heritage Site. Callas pairs traditional Italian recipes with a lively evening bar scene, serving food and drinks daily from 1 PM until 1 AM. Travelers come for an affordable plate of pasta or pizza, an after-dinner cocktail, and a late table within walking distance of the harbor.
What to Expect at Callas Eivissa Restaurant
The kitchen works from the repertoire of classic Italian home cooking: hand-sauced pasta, wood-oven style pizza, antipasti built around cured meats, cheese and marinated vegetables, and desserts in the trattoria tradition. Menus change, so check current dishes with the restaurant before you go. Callas is rated 4.7 from 168 reviews, and the price tier is $, which makes it one of the more approachable sit-down options in a town where waterfront dining often costs much more.
The second half of the identity is the bar. Because the kitchen stays open into the early hours, Callas suits both a relaxed 1 PM lunch and a late-night plate after a concert or sunset on the walls. Expect Italian aperitivo habits to shape the drinks list, so look for spritzes, negronis and other bitter-led cocktails alongside Spanish wines and beer. The atmosphere stays lively without turning into a club, which is why couples, small groups and food-focused travelers all fit here.
- Pasta and pizza: The core of the Italian menu, built on traditional recipes and aimed at filling, shareable plates.
- Cocktail bar: A proper bar program running alongside the kitchen, suited to aperitivo hour and late-night drinks.
- Late kitchen hours: Open every day from 1 PM to 1 AM, including Sunday, which helps when many Ibiza Town kitchens close early.
- Budget-friendly pricing: Rated $ on Destinations.ai, with strong reviewer sentiment on value for the old town.
- Old-town setting: A short stroll from the Dalt Vila ramparts, the port and the narrow lanes of Sa Penya.
Callas Eivissa Restaurant at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Carrer de la Mare de Déu, 48, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, Spain |
| Neighborhood / Area | Ibiza Town (Eivissa) old quarter, near Dalt Vila and the port |
| Operating Hours | Monday to Sunday, 1 PM to 1 AM |
| Admission / Price Range | No entry fee; budget tier ($) for food and drinks |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 1 to 2 hours for a meal; longer if combining dinner and cocktails |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Walk from the port and bus terminal area; use paid car parks outside the old town |
| Official Website & Phone | Callas on Facebook; +34 642 53 37 56 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Book a table through TheFork for dinner between 8 PM and 10 PM in July and August, when the old town fills quickly. Lunch from 1 PM and late-evening seating after 10:30 PM are easier for walk-ins. Ibiza Town is largely a walking destination, and vehicle access in the old quarter is restricted, so park outside the center and continue on foot. Public buses from the airport and the island’s beach towns arrive in the lower town, from where Callas is a short walk. Streets here are narrow, cobbled and often sloped, so wheelchair and stroller users should expect uneven surfaces; call +34 642 53 37 56 to ask about step-free entry and seating before visiting.
After dinner, walk up toward the Dalt Vila fortifications and the Cathedral of Santa María, whose floodlit walls and viewpoints over the harbor make a good digestif walk. Along the waterfront, the Marina Botafoc and port promenade are within 10 to 15 minutes on foot, and the lanes of Sa Penya and the Vara de Rey boulevard add more bars, boutiques and late-night spots.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours and best time to visit Callas Eivissa?
Callas is open every day from 1 PM to 1 AM. Lunch and early-evening hours are the calmest, while 8 PM to 11 PM is the busiest window, especially in summer.
How much does a meal cost and do I need a reservation?
Callas sits in the $ price tier, so pasta, pizza and drinks are modest by Ibiza standards. Reservations are available through TheFork and are wise for dinner in peak season, though walk-ins are possible at off-peak times.
How long should I plan to stay?
Allow 1 to 2 hours for a standard lunch or dinner. If you plan to linger over cocktails at the bar, budget closer to 2.5 hours.
Is Callas suitable for couples, groups and families?
Yes. Its lively but relaxed setting suits couples and friends, and the Italian menu is straightforward for children earlier in the evening. There is no formal dress code, but the cobbled approach streets call for comfortable footwear.
When planning your Ibiza travel guide or comparing verified restaurants and cocktail bar in Ibiza, pair this stop with standout local spots including Caballete Beach, Museu Puget, La Paloma, and Casa Broner Museum (nearby).
