Just two blocks from Barceloneta's prettiest square, the charming Plaça de Sant Miquel, this traditional midday-Sunday pilgrimage site occupies a typical waterfront house and serves fresh, well-prepared, piping-hot seafood. Whether it's llenguado a la plancha (grilled sole) or the exquisite arròs negre amb sepia en su tinta (black rice with squid in its ink), everything here comes loaded with taste. In winter try to get close to the open kitchen for the aromas, sights, sounds, and warmth.
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