Antonio's apartment is a great little place. Narrow streets in historical centres often lead to rather dark, gloomy rooms - but here, having big windows on three of the four walls really helps with both light, and a feeling of space. Well equipped kitchen (big fridge, excellent induction hob, and decent pots and pans) mean that you can have fun shopping at the (very close and wonderfully varied) Central Market, and then enjoy cooking your purchases.
Great breakfasts at the super-friendly Trencat just round the corner - or, if you want to make it at home, there's an excellent range of breads & pastries at Granier, just across the main street.