El Raco D'en Miquel - Pont de Molins

They recommended the place to eat, we went on a motorcycle route looking for this place to eat, it says they serve food until 3:30 p.m., it was 3:10 p.m. To begin with, there were 3 people and none of them were serving me (very unfriendly and rude), I called the woman at the bar 3 times and the 3rd time, she rudely told me that there was no use for the hour and that she didn't have any tables. If they had empty tables, they didn't want to give us any. We had very good references, but thanks to this deal, about 20m away there is another restaurant (La Parada) that has nothing to envy of this one.

The food, the service and the place very well, reasonable price quality, I would go again. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Ensalada Con Queso de Cabra, Pinchitos, Crema Catalana

I love little restaurants like El Raco D'en Miquel. They are gems hidden among all the ordinary pretty rocks in the restaurant world. The food here is simple, local, and made with care. The grilled meats are outstanding. The service is friendly and thorough. The decor and atmosphere is reminiscent of every restaurant I've visited and fallen a little in love with in my travels through Spain complete with the television blaring in the background. If you're timing is right you can watch Pasapalabra with the locals while enjoying your second course.

We have been here a couple of times. The food never disappoints and changes each time we eat here. We've had mussels, black pudding, fresh fish, Pork chops, sardines. All fresh and well seasoned. It's all about the grill. And the aioli, if you get it is phenomenal!! A three course meal plus wine and water for less than 15€, you can't go wrong. The portions are just right , I found the starters are a similar size to the mains, so you get two medium dishes rather than a small and a large. You should book in advance as it is popular with the locals and is usually fully reserved. The locals turn up after 2pm as they eat lunch later than the French do. The staff are friendly, efficient and patient whilst explaining the menu. The menu comes in Spanish and Catalan. It's located between Figueres and La Jonquera. You must go here if you are in area to enjoy this authentic local food and atmosphere.