NoHo Beach Club

NoHo Beach Club is a restaurant and stand bar on Playa de las Salinas, one of Ibiza's most iconic beaches on the island's southern tip. Premium sunbeds face the water, and the setup runs from quick drinks at the bar to a proper sit-down lunch.

The atmosphere is casual but upscale. Families, groups and tourists all come here, and the crowd is LGBTQ+ friendly and welcoming. The team gets mentioned by name in reviews more than almost anything else. Service is clearly a priority.

It's €€ pricing for food that leans gastronomic. Fideuà, cachopo and french toast all get repeat mentions. Desserts are a genuine draw on their own. There's a private dining room for group bookings, and the place stays open through winter, which is rare for Salinas.

Reservations are required. There's a paid parking lot nearby with usually plenty of spaces. Dogs are welcome inside and out.

Rated 4.5 from 239 reviews, with 80% giving it five stars. A small portion leave one star, but the majority verdict is strongly positive.

Food & Drinks at NoHo Beach Club

The food is the main reason people come back. Fideuà and cachopo are the dishes that keep showing up in reviews. French toast features too, and desserts get enough mentions to be a draw in their own right.

The menu is broad: small plates, organic dishes, healthy options and a salad bar sit alongside the Spanish classics. Cocktails and coffee are both flagged as highlights, and the bar covers beer, wine and spirits.

Lunch is the popular slot, but the kitchen does late-night food too, which is useful on Salinas where evenings can stretch long.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does NoHo Beach Club cost?

Prices are €€, mid-range for Ibiza. The food leans gastronomic without pushing into fine-dining territory on the bill.

Does NoHo Beach Club take reservations?

Yes, reservations are required. Book ahead in summer when Playa de las Salinas fills up. Call +34 609 07 84 39 or book through the website.

What is the food like at NoHo Beach Club?

The kitchen does Spanish classics alongside more creative plates. Fideuà and cachopo feature regularly in reviews. The menu also includes organic dishes, healthy options, small plates and a salad bar.

Is NoHo Beach Club family-friendly?

Yes. It's good for kids and dogs are welcome inside and outside. The atmosphere is casual enough that families fit in easily alongside other crowd types.

Is NoHo Beach Club open in winter?

Yes, it stays open through winter, which is unusual for Playa de las Salinas. Most venues in this area close after the summer season ends.