Garden terrace at Casa Club at Ibiza Golf Club in Roca Llisa, Ibiza.
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Casa Club Ibiza Golf Club: A Peaceful Restaurant Guide

A first-hand guide to Casa Club at Ibiza Golf Club: its garden setting, breakfast and lunch hours, what to order, and who will enjoy it.

Quick answer: Casa Club is a relaxed restaurant at Ibiza Golf Club in the Roca Llisa area of eastern Ibiza. I would choose it for a garden breakfast, an unhurried lunch or a quiet meal away from the island’s busier dining spots. The prawn rice and grilled beef tenderloin were two of the dishes I would order again.

I heard about Casa Club from a friend who told me I had to visit this newer restaurant at Ibiza Golf Club. From the moment I arrived, I understood the recommendation. Mature trees, gardens and open-air tables give it a calm, settled feeling that is increasingly hard to find in Ibiza.

Casa Club is not trying to be a beach club or a scene. It is a comfortable, stylish place for food, conversation and time outside. The service felt warm, the indoor and outdoor spaces were easy to settle into, and the overall pace encouraged a long lunch rather than a rushed stop.

Casa Club terrace at Ibiza Golf Club in Roca Llisa, Ibiza.
The garden terrace at Casa Club.

The garden terrace at Casa Club.

Casa Club at a glance

Detail What to know
Location Ibiza Golf Club, in the Roca Llisa area of eastern Ibiza
Best for Breakfast, a long lunch, a relaxed family meal, couples and golfers
Setting Gardens, mature trees, indoor dining and a spacious terrace
Cuisine Mediterranean-led dishes, rice dishes, grilled meats and casual classics
Opening hours Daily, 08:00 to 20:00 according to Casa Club’s official website
Parking Ample parking at the golf club setting
Price Check the current menu directly with Casa Club before booking, as pricing can change

For current menus, booking details and any seasonal changes, use the Casa Club website.

Why Casa Club stands out in eastern Ibiza

Casa Club already understands what many people actually want from a restaurant in Ibiza: good food, a welcoming room and enough space to relax. It works equally well for families, couples, golfers, friends and anyone looking for a peaceful breakfast before exploring the island.

The location is a large part of the appeal. Set by Ibiza Golf Club, it feels removed from the island’s louder hotspots without being remote or difficult to enjoy. There is greenery, fresh air and room to breathe. Lunch can easily become an afternoon of tapas and wine on the terrace.

The restaurant is also useful beyond lunch. Casa Club officially opens from 08:00, so it is an easy option for an early coffee or breakfast, while its 20:00 closing time makes it more of a daytime and early-evening destination than a late-night dinner address.

What I would order at Casa Club

The menu moves from breakfast and casual classics to rice dishes and grilled meats. These are the dishes that stood out during my visit and the ones I would recommend first.

Seafood fideuà

If I had to point to one dish to try, it would be the seafood fideuà. The version I had used a rich seafood stock, squid and crisp toppings. It felt like a considered take on a Mediterranean classic: full of flavour, comforting and well balanced.

Prawn rice

Casa Club’s rice dishes deserve attention, and the prawn rice is a particularly good choice for sharing over a slow terrace lunch. The prawns and stock were the focus, with a simple, generous style that let the ingredients do the work.

Prawn rice served at Casa Club, Ibiza Golf Club.
Prawn rice at Casa Club.

Prawn rice at Casa Club.

Beef tenderloin with Café de Paris sauce

The grilled beef tenderloin is the plate for anyone leaning towards meat. It comes with the restaurant’s homemade Café de Paris sauce, which added richness without taking over the flavour of the beef. It was polished but not fussy, and exactly the kind of dish I would happily order again.

Grilled beef tenderloin with Cafe de Paris sauce at Casa Club, Ibiza.
Grilled beef tenderloin with Cafe de Paris sauce.

Grilled beef tenderloin with Café de Paris sauce.

Club sandwich

Not every meal needs to be elaborate. Casa Club’s club sandwich is a straightforward, satisfying choice for a relaxed lunch after a morning on the island or time at the golf course.

Club sandwich served at Casa Club at Ibiza Golf Club, Roca Llisa.
Club sandwich at Casa Club.

Breakfast in the garden

The early opening hours make Casa Club a lovely option for breakfast. Coffee, eggs and a quiet table among the greenery make more sense here than a rushed start to the day. It is the kind of setting where you may want to stay longer than planned.

The atmosphere: a calm alternative to Ibiza’s busier restaurants

What stayed with me was not only the food but how easy the whole experience felt. There is parking, open garden space and a layout that does not make you feel hurried through your table. It is relaxed rather than exclusive.

That makes Casa Club especially useful for a range of plans: meeting friends for breakfast, taking family to lunch, stopping for afternoon tapas or sharing a bottle of wine outside. If you are looking for a Roca Llisa restaurant near Santa Eulària with a calmer rhythm, it is a strong option.

Who Casa Club is best for

  • Golfers and visitors to Ibiza Golf Club who want a proper breakfast or lunch on site.
  • Couples looking for a green, quiet setting rather than a loud beach-club atmosphere.
  • Families and groups who want space, parking and dishes that are easy to share.
  • Food-focused visitors who want rice dishes, Mediterranean flavours and grilled meat.
  • Early starters who want breakfast from 08:00.

My final recommendation

Casa Club is one of the newer restaurants in Ibiza that I would genuinely return to. The garden setting, calm pace and thoughtful food make it a welcome escape from the island’s busier dining scene.

Go for breakfast under the trees, take your time over lunch on the terrace, or make it your quiet food stop after a morning in eastern Ibiza. The prawn rice and beef tenderloin would be on my list again, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to friends looking for a peaceful restaurant at Ibiza Golf Club.

Practical details for Jungle Bistro

  • Address: Carretera de Jesús a, 07849 Cala Llonga, Balearic Islands, Spain
  • Phone / WhatsApp: +34 625 58 91 23
  • Website: www.casaclub-ibiza.com/en/
  • Price guide: roughly €30 to €80 per person, based on recent directory listings. Check the current menu for exact pricing.
  • Best for: mixed-diet groups, vegetarian diners,  relaxed lunch
  • Opening hours: Open Everyday 08:00 a 20:00
  • Reservations: recommended for dinner during busy periods. Contact the restaurant directly for current availability.

Frequently asked questions about Casa Club Ibiza

Where is Casa Club in Ibiza?

Casa Club is at Ibiza Golf Club in the Roca Llisa area of eastern Ibiza, within easy reach of Santa Eulària and the island’s east coast.

Is Casa Club only for golfers?

No. It is located at Ibiza Golf Club, but it is designed for locals and visitors as well as golfers. Families, couples and groups can all use it for breakfast, lunch or an afternoon drink.

What time does Casa Club open?

Casa Club lists daily opening hours of 08:00 to 20:00 on its official website. Check directly before travelling, as seasonal hours may change.

What should I order at Casa Club?

I would start with the seafood fideuà or prawn rice if you want a rice dish. The grilled beef tenderloin with homemade Café de Paris sauce was another highlight, while the club sandwich suits a more casual lunch.

Is Casa Club good for breakfast in Ibiza?

Yes. The early opening time and garden setting make it a particularly good choice for coffee, eggs and a slow breakfast before exploring eastern Ibiza.

Is parking available at Casa Club?

The Ibiza Golf Club setting has ample parking, which is especially useful if you are driving around the island.

How much does Casa Club cost?

I recommend checking the current menu or contacting Casa Club directly for up-to-date prices. Restaurant menus and seasonal pricing can change.


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