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Kaixo Ibiza
Menu: Basque
Kaixo opened its doors in 2018 the heart of Ibiza town and is the place for dinner, tapas, snacks or a drink. Owners are the Basque Gerardo and his Dutch wife.
With an extensive menu of Basque food, you can enjoy the cozy terrace, or inside the modern interior decorated with taste. Excellent main courses of meat or fish, always made with quality products, accompanied by the best wines.
The extraordinary no-nonsense location, right in the middle of the city’s shopping district and on a traffic-free street, makes Kaixo the perfect meeting place for families with kids or your club of friends, and Kaixo serves large portions with a nice value for money.
Tel: + 34 971 12 46 16
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