El Malecón

Frommer's Review

If you'd like to discover an unpretentious local place that serves good Puerto Rican cuisine, then head for El Malecón, a simple concrete structure that's minutes away from a small shopping center. It has a cozy family ambience and is especially popular on weekends. Some members of the staff speak English, and the chef is best with fresh seafood. The chef might also prepare a variety of items not listed on the menu. Most of the dishes are at the lower end of the price scale; only the lobster is expensive. On Wednesday and Friday a live band plays and patrons dance.

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