Coca is Ibiza's version of Pizza; a kind of savory cake or pie with toppings. Coca is usually made with meat, vegetables (pepper and aubergine), fish or seafood fillings/toppings. The two (2) of the most popular varieties of Coca are:
(1) Coca amb Pebreres with a topping of sliced green and red peppers
(2) Coca Amb Ceba i Tomata with chopped onions and tomatoes
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