La Mina

“La cocina no se queda atrás: todo lo que probamos estaba exquisito.”

Simon Lee★★★★★

Very busy, to us a minute to find a table. You have to queue up then order your tapas and drink then move over to your left to pick your tapas. It’s great if you had a big lunch but you want to experience some Spanish delight. I had the seafood platter that was okay but needed a little salt on certain items to bring out the flavour. The Garlic prawns were good though

Annie Daly★★★★★

6 tapas and a decent bottle of wine for €11. You need to go to the counter, pay for your tapas, then chose from the selection on offer. We ordered vegetarian paella one evening, took our seats, the waiter arrived with a gigantic, gorgeous looking mixed salad. We thought we'd ordered incorrectly, so tucked in to the tasty dish. 5 mins later the water returned with a huge cast iron pot of paella. We could hardly fit it on the table! It was all amazingly tasty and washed down with a decent bottle of vino blanco! And all for €30 for the 2 of us. A great find, we ate here 5 of our 7 nights in Benid

Fidelma Kearney★★★★★

After watching a blogger recently it nearly put us off but we loved to look of the food and the excellent choice. The food was delicious. I would get the ribs again but heated more. They were delicious and tender. My husband had the fish and he was also enjoying it. Lovely wine and setting. Will definitely return.

Patric Vivera★★★★★

Authentic tapas bar, plenty of tapas to choose from, a bottle of house wine and 6 tapas of your choice from €11.95. can't beat the price. friendly staff can be a bit busy at peak time. But I highly recommend it. The tapateria is a bit further inside the complex and can be easily missed. S