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Benidorm’s New Town is generally classified as the area between Avenida de Europa and Rincón de Loix.
A pretty large patch with scores of bars, from the small and intimate to the big and brash.
It might take you multiple trips to Benidorm to visit them all, so we’ve narrowed the list down to a Top 25 – just to get you started!
Located in the heart of the action, Broadway Disco Pub sits on the corner where The Strip and The Square intersect.
So, as you can imagine, it’s pretty full on especially as the season ramps up towards the summer.
Completely refurbished back in early 2024, the design is fresh and modern with outdoor seating, top DJ’s, top sounds. And the obligatory mechanical bull!
Broadway Disco Pub, Calle Gerona
Not too far from The Indoor Market, The Pub is a cracking little venue with regular music scheduled each night along with karaoke, pub quiz and all the sport.
Real friendly staff make you feel more like a local than a holidaymaker – it’s one of those places that makes you want to stay in Benidorm for a little longer.
Maybe forever!
The Pub, Calle de Londres
The Oasis Beach Club is part of the Oasis Beach Apartments with a fabulous location just off Levante promenade.
Offering Bottomless Brunch and Drinks packages, perfect for groups looking to spend some time together.
Jacuzzi available, good music vibes and steps away from the beach.
Oasis Beach Club, Avenida de Madrid
Your classic Benidorm karaoke bar, the Piccadilly is situated at the beginning of Calle Gerona, just along from Hotel Sol Pelicanos/Ocas (the real Hotel Solana in the Benidorm TV series).
Packed most days, if you’re looking for that lazy day drink and enjoy listening to the good and the bad head for the mic to blast out a tune, probably the perfect place!
Piccadilly British Pub, Calle Gerona
One of the first bars you’ll hit when getting onto The Strip from the Rincón de Loix end, Waikiki is right next to Hotel Riudor.
A favourite bar to start the night or perfect in the summer when coming off the beach.
Aims for the Hawaii feel but you still know you’re in Benidorm!
Waikiki, Calle Gerona
A relatively recent addition to The Strip, Million Dollar Bar is loud and proud, especially as darkness closes in and the full neon lights are switched on.
But during the day it’s also a top place for a refreshing drink on their terrace, with the essential big screens available for the sport, of course.
Just down from the Marina Resort Hotel, you couldn’t get more centrally located.
Million Dollar Bar, Calle Gerona
If rock music, cocktails and burgers does it for you then Rockstar is the place to go.
Kicking it large since 2007, it’s a venue that has slowly built up a solid following over the years.
The bar doesn’t shy away from the Hens and Stags – quite the opposite in fact, it loves the big groups steaming through its doors!
Rockstar, Calle Gerona
Shooters-Voices has a lovely south-facing terrace to soak up a warming sun, ideal on a sunny winter day.
Inside you have karaoke from 3pm until the early hours, one of Benidorm’s main venues for getting up on stage and belting out a banger, or two!
Shuts down for staff holidays during the peak summer months of July and August but always ready to go again in September.
Shooters-Voices, Calle Ibiza
We love the Fountain, part of the Marina Resort complex; this is a stylish, cool rooftop retreat nestling just off of The Strip.
They craft a canny cocktail and play some chilled music in the afternoon.
Recently had a bit of a cosmetic makeover, so even better than before. And ‘before’ was good!
The Secret Fountain, Calle Gerona
You’ll find The Black Pearl just up from the Riviera Hotel and next door to Country Ribs restaurant.
A handy location for Benidorm Sunday Market – they do a cracking Full English Breakfast to get the day off to the perfect start.
Sport, karaoke and the pirate vibe. What more do you want, Captain?
The Black Pearl, Calle Derramador
More club than bar, Rockerfellas has been part of the Benidorm story for years.
Resident comedian, Tony Scott, performs here nightly and the Pink tribute act is one of Benidorm’s best.
Rockerfellas, Calle Gerona
Classic British pub interior with welcoming and friendly staff, Churchills Pub is one of those places that have helped contribute to the Benidorm vibe.
Situated on the quieter Calle Lepanto, just along from Hotel Perla, it’s a venue perfect for that ‘few in the afternoon’ session.
A good place to go with your mates, to enjoy the ‘craic’ and get into that holiday feelgood state of bliss!
Churchills Pub, Calle Lepanto
One of Benidorm’s great cabaret bars, located in Hotel Presidente, Philippines 10 is an elegant sanctuary, decked out in gold.
Oozing a 1920s retro style it is somewhere to make you feel you’re on vacation and you’re enjoying yourself.
With a full list of acts every night, from tributes to Adele and Coldplay, to the exclusive performance of The Greatest Show, which pays homage to the movie, The Greatest Showman.
Philippines 10, Avenida de Filipinas
The name that conjures up years gone by.
Pure nostalgia surrounds Café B, the place on The Square that resonates with so many Benilovers down the decades.
The original party club still pumping out the music and putting on the acts.
Café Benidorm, Avenida de Mallorca
Relatively new addition to the Benidorm bar scene, The Royal Arrow sits on the ground floor of Hotel Gold Arcos.
Fabulous atmosphere during the day, big screens for the sport and friendly staff running the joint.
Can get really busy during peak season, especially during the day while on an evening the live music acts begin to take it up a notch or two.
The Royal Arrow, Avenida de Filipinas
You can grab a quality breakfast and a cracking Sunday Roast at Planet Benidorm.
Good spot on Gerona and perfect for a couple of Mojitos in front of the big screen. Sorted.
Plus Planet Benidorm, you’ve got to love the name!
Planet Benidorm, Calle Gerona
For that real Spanish vibe head to La Murada in the Rincón de Loix area.
Frequented by Spanish holidaymakers and locals, couples and families, there’s always a super buzz about the place.
Lunchtime paella and a jug of sangria does it for us and if there’s a La Liga game on, especially El Clásico, no better atmosphere in the resort – vamos!
La Murada, Calle de Londres
The 1940s-inspired Surprise Attack is full of Yankee swagger and awesome WW2 memorabilia.
Reasonably priced drinks, top location and smashing staff.
Always a nice spot for that early evening drink, and maybe for the last one too!
Surprise Attack, Avenida de Filipinas
During a hot summer day we like to head for the cool of The Explorers Club.
Its black and white tile floor, wooden beams and Orient Express-effect interior transport you back in time.
And every evening they have brilliant acts taking to the stage to ensure from noon to midnight it’s worth exploring!
The Explorers Club, Calle Derramador
The famous Sinatra’s Bar moved a couple of years ago to its new location on Calle Lepanto between Hotel Orange and Hotel Gold Arcos.
Renowned for being one of Benidorm’s top entertainment venues and even more kudos as they currently have exclusivity for the Tom Jones tribute act – Benidorm Tom.
Packed out most nights, especially when the old Welsh crooner takes to the stage.
Sinatra’s Bar, Calle Lepanto
Celebrating its 30th year in Benidorm, The Shamrock Irish Pub does just what it says on the tin: Guinness, the craic and resident band The Rovers.
A superb atmosphere every time you visit, but off the charts during Cheltenham Week and Saint Patrick’s Day.
So, don a bit of green, practice your ‘top ‘o the morning’ and head for Benidorm’s little piece of Ireland.
The Shamrock Irish Pub, Calle Gerona
OK, so let’s cut to the chase. We’re talking about Neptune’s Bar from the TV Series, Benidorm.
The pirate-themed Morgan Tavern has always been a popular Benidorm venue but it would be fair to say the TV series did it no harm at all!
You probably get some of the best tribute acts in town appearing on stage from Liam Gallagher to Coldplay and Queen to Take That.
And if the rumoured TV Series is to start filming again, well … Lights, Camera, Action!
Morgan Tavern, Calle Gerona
Like most visitors to Benidorm, we love Tiki Beach.
You’ll get some people thinking it’s a bit too noisy (hello, you’re in Benidorm), too young (we were all young once!) and full of groups (Benidorm is built for groups).
Sitting on the always awesome Levante promenade, nearly always packed, and music always on max, if you want confirmation that you’re abroad, on holiday and having fun.
Head for Tiki Beach!
Tiki Beach, Avenida de Madrid
A rite of passage for all holidaymakers, the Western Saloon has been an essential fun-loving Benidorm ingredient since 1996.
It’s a perfect meeting-up place, especially if you’re here in a large group, has a fab interior, top music and a good bunch behind the bar.
We have only a few more words to add, ‘Ride ’em Cowboy!’
Western Saloon, Calle Gerona
Over the road from Hotels Meliá Benidorm, Flamingo Oasis and Levante Club & Spa you will find the Rock & Roll House.
At night its bright red neon lights up the evening sky and inside the atmosphere crackles with excitement.
One of the venues for the annual Elvis Fiesta, you also have Simon Patrick as the resident Elvis impersonator, one of the best in the business.
You cannot fail to have a fantastic, entertaining night in this place. Rock & Roll House, who loves you baby!
Rock & Roll House, Avenida Dr. Severo Ochoa
For more Benidorm Bars check out our DRINK guide to Benidorm which highlights some of the best bars throughout the whole of Benidorm.
