Benidorm Tapas Special!
Tapas... those small, Spanish snacks which take many forms. 'How shall I describe thee? Well to tell the truth, I cannot count the ways' - because quite literally there are hundreds of types.
Those who like the fun of new eating experiences whilst on holiday will enjoy a visual and tasty feast. And to those who might only wimpishly venture forth, remember if you like eat/fish/ vegetables/eggs/cheese you?re bound to find a few tapas to fit the bill. Begin by choosing something you can easily recognise then... go on, have a go, you know you want to!
Tapas Alley ... running from Pl. de la Constitutio, and along Santo Domingo.
Tapas Alley is the locals' name for a mouth watering concentration of Catalan or Basque style 'Tapas opportunities', running from Pl. de la Constitutio, and along Santo Domingo. As you?re about to read, it?s not just tapas ? take your pick from a number of choices to suit all tastes, budgets and appetites. But as Spanish food experiences go, it?s well worth having a look ? so interesting, so Spanish.
So take a stroll... And there?s an added bonus. Many local people enjoy whiling away the time here so you?ll get a real flavour of Spain in more ways than one.
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Busy and buzzing!
Town Centre
Follow the noise of chatter and laughter to find this buzzing Tapas bar! Packed full of locals; a sure sign of great food, it's a great choice for anyone not familiar with tapas as all the dishes are temptingly displayed with a handy label in both Spanish and English and for a really authentic feel - sit and eat at the bar!
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Authentic atmosphere
Town Centre
An enticing Tapas restaurant with bags of character. All dark wood, barrels of wine, and proper Spain. There's ambience by the truckload here. So get yourself a glass of Rioja, select your tapa and drink in the atmosphere
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Very popular
Town Centre
Bustling Tapas bar so popular you know its gotta be good.
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Typical Spanish
Town Centre
Typically Spanish eaterie with choice of basic snacks or the 'extra' - Menu del Dia. And in a starring role... bread and sardines for 2.50? And the humble sardine tastes so good in the Med...how can you resist?
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Small and cosy
Town Centre
Oooh! Here the Tapas are more Spanish than sombreros. Small, cosy with an authentic Basque feel.
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A hidden gem with great atmosphere
Town Centre
This little place is a hidden gem, known mainly by the Spanish. It has a great atmosphere, cheap prices and delicious little tapas to keep you going. And the walls are dotted with photographs of old Benidorm before the tourism boom. Now - who, I wonder, lived in the only house on Levante beach? Panel - it's over to you!
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Town Centre
This bijou tapas bar has now brought a modern, trendy space to Benidorm's 'tapas alley'. Sit outside at the stylish tables and watch the world go by as you muse over the menu that's based around Argentinian dishes. Or step inside into air conditioned splendour and be tempted by photos of the dishes flashing across Plasma screens. And if you love steak you won't be disappointed, Argentinian meat is amongst the best in the world.
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Charcoal grilled meat and lots of tapas
Town Centre
Anyone familiar with Benidorm will know this bar/restaurant. Situated in the the Plaza Major (main square) its ideally placed for stopping off for a coffee mid-shop. But don't be fooled - step inside and take a look at the fabulous tapas you might have missed out on...and the huge grill, suspended over a charcoal fire, that's used to great effect for cooking meat. They also do a selection of meals partnered with selected wines. So don't just stop for coffee - indulge!
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