Benidorm Restaurants Eating Out Guide / British English Fine Dining

BENIDORM RESTAURANTS

With almost 1,000 restaurants, cafés and café bars that serve snacks, Tapas, menu of the day and full A´La Carte
you will be amazed at the incredible choice and value when dining out in Benidorm. From basic British fare to the
Valencian dish of paella and everything in between you could eat at a different place every day for almost three
years in Benidorm.

With a three course " Menu del Dia " at 10€ served in a typical Spanish restaurant which includes bread and a bottle of
wine. At night hit the old town where you will find dishes of Spain in the terrace cafés and Tapas bars. A Chinese
restaurant set menu of three courses, desert and wine will only set you back an amazing 5 or 6 euro. And at the other
end of the gastronomic scale pay a visit to the exquisite Restaurante Kataria at the Belroy hotel, or the Belvedere at
the Madeira Centro Hotel on the 21st floor for the best of fine dining! Below are a selection of recommended
restaurants and café bars where you can dine from 12€ for a set menu or go A´La Carte for under 20€.

Some of the finest British restaurants can be found in the old town in
Benidorm. Calle De La Palma just off the pedestrian street is where you will
find a great selection of fine dining in town and at prices that will enable you to
eat at every restaurant in the street at least once during your holiday. In just
this one street you can sample Spanish, Italian, French and English cuisine.

We recommend Michaels (Corner of Calle La Biga and la Palma) and Paneil´s
where you will find a romantic Art Deco style restaurant with great hospitality.
Also well worth a visit for a touch of top French cuisine we recommend the
Vagabond Restaurant. Not far way near the Levante Playa no holiday is
complete without a visit to the lovely Estebans Restaurant. where Chef Steve
writes for the Eating Out Blog every month. Prices at all these restaurants
start from around €13 per head for a three course set menu. So no excuses
not to treat yourself at least twice during your Benidorm Holiday.

If you enjoy good British food and look forward to a traditional English Sunday
Roast then you need look no further than the Queen Vic and the St. James
Tavern and the new Daniks Restaurant all to be found in the new town
Levante area where you will find many British venues serving great food at
value prices. Also re-opened after a major refit try Oscars in Calle Lepanto.

The Queens hotel which is British run is also an ideal place for a snack, lunch
or full A´La Carte in either the pub or popular restaurant which offers quality
dining all day every day until 11pm. For a quick lite lunch we also recommend
Grannies Tea Room Cafe Refuel and Rumours all in the old town and popular.

For the only authentic Indian restaurant in Benidorm that is owned and
operated by someone born in India offering fabulous authentic Indian quality
cuisine book a table at the India Gate for fine curries.

We hope you enjoy your dining experiences in Benidorm and the selection of
restaurants it has to offer in this great holiday town. This page is sponsored
by our fiends from Molly Malones in La Cala Finestrat the traditional Irish pub
and restaurant simply great food on the terrace overlooking the sea. Enjoy
Benidorm Enjoy Spain.........

TRY CHURROS FOR BREAKFAST A REAL SPANISH TRADITION

Breakfast (El Desayuno) in Spain is usually a carbohydrate and caffeine
thing but for times when you are feeling a bit delicate which you sure will
in Benidorm after a long night you have to try churros and chocolate.
The Spanish were responsible for introducing chocolate to Europe from
the Americas. In Spain hot chocolate is taken very seriously. Made from
real chocolate, sweetened separately with sugar, and sometimes, with a
pinch of cinnamon, the end result is certainly the taste equivalent of pure
heaven.

In addition to introducing us to one of our most pleasurable vices the
Spanish have developed the perfect addition to eat with chocolate, the
churros. They are traditionally sold on roadsides but most towns in Spain
will have a Churreria. Churros are made from dough made into thin
tubes, these have a star shaped cross section and are several inches
long. Coated in sugar and cinnamon and dipped in a bowl of hot
chocolate they make for a sublime start to the day that is hard to improve
on. Served in all the best restaurants.
Take a look at our Benidorm pub and bar guide too.

Benidorm Restaurant Guide
Benidorm on the Costa Blanca in Spain
Great restaurants for you to enjoy offering
menus to suit every taste and every budget.
Also see the Bar & Pub Guide