I'll try to cover the places that we ate in this year - some were repeated so its a summary of the whole week - prices are just based on a rough scale (as i cannot remember)
Ibiza Rocks Diner (PDB)
Had both a lunch and a quick post-arrival snack here. Food was excellent, lovely veggie burger & veggie pitta for Laura and a mexican burger & prawns for me. Service was very good indeed - friendly, helpful and prompt.
Price - reasonable
Pinocho (Ibiza Town)
A lovely wee pizzeria that i've been going to for years and years. we always visit here as its cheap and the pizzas are fantastic. Very busy on the night we went so unfortunately we were sat inside, so people watching was ruled out. Great service despite being busy.
Price - very reasonable
Kanya (San Antonio)
Looking for dinner before Ibiza Rocks, we ventured to here rather than the usually manic Mambo. Sunset set menu was on offer and we chose that for price (€14 a head for two courses) and also took advantage of the 2 for 1 cocktails. Massive foccacio and a tasty thai red curry. Sat right at the front, we got a great view of the sunset too. Very good service again, helpful and pleasant staff
Price - very reasonable
Pago Pago (PDB)
Had a couple of lunches here. Fantastic service, big selection and tasty easy food. Great for a quick bite without being extravangant.
Price - reasonable
Passion (PDB)
First time we'd chosen to eat here despite several recommendations. Contrasting meals over two lunches (tho nothing too bad). Couple of salads on the first visit - especially the Thai Chicken Salad, absolutely incredible. Great juice of the day on visit one, very refreshing. Second time, a poor choice by myself didn't make it quite as good and the juice of the day was nowhere near as lovely (tho nothing ventured....). Felt out of place the first visit as i had a beer - €2.50 for a San Miguel bottle, great value. Service was good but sometimes they seemed to not be as attentive as maybe they could have been.
Price - slightly pricier than normal lunch bites but not much
La Plage (PDB)
Plumped for here rather than Sands for a lunch on the beach - what a mistake. Despite having ZERO customers at 2:30pm-ish, they seemed disinterested in having customers. Dirty table was a slight gripe. The cubiertos charge was not slight - i don't mind paying a bit for bread & olives as we usually like them, esp the alioli....their charge was a scandal. Very expensive, which i expected but even having a couple of salads (i was on a health kick for the first 3-4 days) we were disappointed. My chicken salad was swamped by pecerino in particular. Not worth the money and service was terrible.
Price - expensive
Mumak (PDB)
In contrast with lunch, dinner was a delight. Seated outside, in a wee breeze, watching the beach vista. We were treated to helpful, pleasant and attentive staff. My choice of dish being expertly steered to a more fitting choice by the staff. Food was incredibly tasty - Laura having a veggie biryani and i chose a prawn dish that was bursting with flavour. Very good portion size and priced well. I'd definitely go back
Price - reasonable
Cafe America (Figuertas)
Directed here by a Spotlight recommendation - we settled down on the outside terrace for a Paella night. We weren't disappointed. Fantastic mixed paella, full of flavour, plenty of seafood coupled with a nice bottle of red. Desserts were probably requested out of sheer greed as we had a massive amount of main meal to contend with but my Crema Catalan was heavenly. Very good service and a nice atmosphere watching the night people emerge (seemingly we were in Cougar town too judging the passers by).
Price - reasonable
Moorea (PDB)
With flight times that meant it was too late for dinner on arrival back in Coldland - we decided a quite meal local before getting to the airport was required. with Sissi's not open yet, we tried Moorea. Simple fare was ordered but it was nice. A good touch was the more extensive than most places of its ilk choices of garnishes. Fast and pleasant service and very cheap too.
Price - very reasonable.
Sirocco (PDB)
Another beach front dinner, this time choosing Sirocco over Coco Beach. Quiet and quite cool on the terrace, we loved the look of the place and service with a smile was appreciated. Great range of prices on the menu from simple pastas to T-bones. Laura was apprehensive about her lasagne as a lot of places can get this one horribly wrong - she needn't have been, she loved it. My entrecote was massive, cooked perfectly and was delicious. For a beach front location, it was very good value.
Price - slightly pricey but not overly so
and the best for last...
Fish Shack (Talamanca)
Having heard so much about this place, I had to try. A taxi to there dropped us at Sa Punta's door with the driver having never heard of the fish shack - a good sign? Directions from Stivi took us over the rocks and to the emerging shacks at the waterfront. Directed to any table of our choice, we opted for a couple of modest fold up tables facing Dalt Vila. A large selection of fish and seafood was offered - i simply went for the Dorada with Laura choosing Seabass. In no time at all, we had a fantastically cooked whole fish, potato and peppers mix with a salad. Wonderful food, absolutely delicious, perfectly cooked. After that, we simply had to go for the Cafe Calentas as we'd heard much about them - probably not the best choice for a diabetic like myself as it was very sweet but it was worth it - so tasty. Bonus at the end was the only place we ate that offered the traditional free hierbas at the end of the night - capped the night off perfectly. Tremendous service coupled with a unique setting and fantastic food.
Price - reasonable.
. The guy that ran the restaurant was full of fun and there was indeed a great atmosphere (for those like us who aren't ready for fine dining and pianos). As you ate your meal you had the chance to test your stamina on an 'electrocution' machine and there are telephones to call the other tables and chalks so that you can graffiti the paper table cloth. Unfortunately there was a table of complete t0ssers asking for the music to be turned down as "it sounded like a rave" in there (the music was a man singing with a guitar as you'd imagine in a mexican restaurant). What a bunch of morons, thankfully no notice was taken of them. All in all we had a perfect evening and it was a bit different to our usual evening of dancing all night and getting wasted. We shall no doubt be returning 
