The Future of Food

Nutritious, Delicious, Vegan

Santa Gertrudis, Ibiza
+34 971 19 78 70

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The concept

Situated in the village of Santa Gertrudis in the centre of the Mediterranean island of Ibiza, Wild Beets is a spacious and light-filled restaurant offering organic, locally sourced, healthy meals daily. We are committed to optimising the nutritional content of each dish so that every mouthful is not only healthy for body and mind but also tastes delicious.

Dedicated to fresh, organic and seasonal produce Wild Beets presents a plant-based menu that brings a light touch to nature’s gifts, serving up delectable breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks in a stylish, urban setting.

Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.

Michael Pollan, food writer

Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.

Hippocrates

To eat is a necessity, but to eat intelligently is an art.

La Rochefoucauld

It takes nothing away from a human to be kind to an animal.

Joaquin Phoenix

One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.

Virginia Woolf

The doctor of the future will give no medication but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, diet and in the cause and prevention of disease.

Thomas A Edison

We are, quite literally, gambling with the future of our planet- for the sake of hamburgers.

Pete Singer

The greatness of a nation and it’s moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.

Gandhi

Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it’s time to pause and reflect.

Mark Twain

My body will not be a tomb for other creatures.

Leonardo Da Vinci

Animals are my friends. And I don’t eat my friends.

George Bernard Shaw

World Peace begins in the kitchen

Anonymous

No labels, no rules, no dogma. We are raw, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, plant-based… all of those things. But we don’t align with any one style, and we don’t believe in fads or gimmicks. We believe that each body needs fresh food made with awareness.

Wild Beets is the culmination of a lifetime of passion for good, healthy, nourishment. Food should energise and support body and mind without ever sacrificing on taste or enjoyment. We created a space where people can enjoy food that is not only really good for them but also really tasty.

Each item on our menu has been carefully calibrated to ensure maximum nutrient density and flavour. We combine science, nutrition and a love of good food to bring a healthy awareness to the table.

Dispensing with dogma, labels and rules we encourage people to listen to what their bodies tell them and to make choices that support health and happiness.

Our philosophy is simple. Eat with awareness, eat well and above all, enjoy.

When you hear the word diet you probably think of try-hards in Lycra downing powders out of a can or doing their best to convince you to join their “it’s-not-a-pyramid-scheme” supplement scam. Or maybe you think of whichever diet guru was king of the castle in your era – Scarsdale, Pritikin, Slim Fast, Fit For Life, Atkins, South Beach, Zone, Dukan. In 1925 the Lucky Strike diet encouraged people to reach for a cigarette instead of a sweet, and look where that got us.

Somewhere along the way humans confused the real meaning of the word diet. It may seem just a small matter of semantics but in the age of food mass marketing semantics is where it’s at.

See, there’s diet and then there is Diet. The first means the kind of food a person or animal or community habitually eat. The second is some kind of whack job created to make people who eat badly feel better about themselves. If you’re on a Diet there is something wrong in your life and this is manifesting through your food choices. There is Die in Diet, after all.

Little d diet is what we do everyday, while big D Diet is what people say you should do while swiping your credit cards. Sure, you can go on a big D Diet to lose weight if you need some kind of structure or you could just listen to your body and stop eating crap in your little d diet.

Want to feel good, lose weight and change your life? It’s pretty simple; stop eating things that come out of packets. That’s it in a nutshell.

Here we go. There’s the vegetarians in one corner with their heirloom carrots, the pescatarians in the other saying fish is fine, the raw foodists wanly waving their banners, the juicers passive aggressively discussing machinery, there’s the wholegrain champions chomping down on croissants, the gluten-free cause celebres loving up Gwyenth Paltrow, the Paleo squad ripping into bone broths and nut bars, and watch out! Here come the vegans with dairy-free broccoli ice cream… who’s right? Who’s wrong?

It doesn’t matter who is right or who is wrong because nobody is. Diet dogma kills. It kills the individual’s innate ability to listen to what their body is telling them, it kills the enjoyment of food, it kills the ability to share the experience of eating, it kills people’s self esteem, it kills the fun.

Underneath the fat, shaky body image or the guilt lays a person who has it in them the means to make good choices simply by taking a moment to listen to their body.

Look, you’re not stupid but let’s make it real simple anyway. Stop eating things you know are bad for you.

That’s the only diet anyone needs to follow.

Diet dogma kills

When you hear the word diet you probably think of try-hards in Lycra downing powders out of a can or doing their best to convince you to join their “it’s-not-a-pyramid-scheme” supplement scam. Or maybe you think of whichever diet guru was king of the castle in your era – Scarsdale, Pritikin, Slim Fast, Fit For Life, Atkins, South Beach, Zone, Dukan. In 1925 the Lucky Strike diet encouraged people to reach for a cigarette instead of a sweet, and look where that got us.

Somewhere along the way humans confused the real meaning of the word diet. It may seem just a small matter of semantics but in the age of food mass marketing semantics is where it’s at.

See, there’s diet and then there is Diet. The first means the kind of food a person or animal or community habitually eat. The second is some kind of whack job created to make people who eat badly feel better about themselves. If you’re on a Diet there is something wrong in your life and this is manifesting through your food choices. There is Die in Diet, after all.

Little d diet is what we do everyday, while big D Diet is what people say you should do while swiping your credit cards. Sure, you can go on a big D Diet to lose weight if you need some kind of structure or you could just listen to your body and stop eating crap in your little d diet.

Want to feel good, lose weight and change your life? It’s pretty simple; stop eating things that come out of packets. That’s it in a nutshell.

Here we go. There’s the vegetarians in one corner with their heirloom carrots, the pescatarians in the other saying fish is fine, the raw foodists wanly waving their banners, the juicers passive aggressively discussing machinery, there’s the wholegrain champions chomping down on croissants, the gluten-free cause celebres loving up Gwyenth Paltrow, the Paleo squad ripping into bone broths and nut bars, and watch out! Here come the vegans with dairy-free broccoli ice cream… who’s right? Who’s wrong?

It doesn’t matter who is right or who is wrong because nobody is. Diet dogma kills. It kills the individual’s innate ability to listen to what their body is telling them, it kills the enjoyment of food, it kills the ability to share the experience of eating, it kills people’s self esteem, it kills the fun.

Underneath the fat, shaky body image or the guilt lays a person who has it in them the means to make good choices simply by taking a moment to listen to their body.

Look, you’re not stupid but let’s make it real simple anyway. Stop eating things you know are bad for you.

That’s the only diet anyone needs to follow.