Food

Where to eat in Malta: restaurants, cafés and dishes to try

The travel guide lists 16 places to eat and drink in Valletta. Local dishes to try: Pastizz, Imqaret, Maltese bread, Ftira, and Kusksu.

Places travellers recommend in Malta

Listed in the Wikivoyage travel guide. Opening hours and prices change, so check before you go.

Restaurants and cafés

No.43Budget
43, Triq Il-Merkanti
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Luciano RestaurantMid-range
21/22 Merchant Street
+356 2123 6212 vallettaboutique.com Map
The SubmarineBudget
Triq il-merkanti 42
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Croce Bonaci CaterersBudget
24D, San Gwann
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Museum CafeBudget
Melita St
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Old Bakery's Pizza e PastaBudget
28 A South Street Valletta
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The Circle's Bar And Coffe ShopBudget
St. Christopher's Street
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De RobertisMid-range
Castille Square
+356 2124 3677 hotelcastillemalta.com Map

Bars and nightlife

Cafe Society
13 Triq San Gwann
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Trabuxu Wine Bar
2 Strait Street
+356 2122 3036 trabuxu.com.mt Map
Rampila Restaurant and Wine bar
St John's Cavalier
+356 2122 6625 rampila.com Map
The Pub
136, Archbishop Street
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Foods and drinks that come from Malta, the most widely known first.

savory pastry from Malta filled with ricotta or mushy peas

Maltese date pastry

sourdough bread from Malta

small sourdough bread integral to Maltese culture

tiny Maltese pasta and the bean soup made with it

Maltese fish soup

Rabbit stew, cuisine of Malta

traditional Maltese dish

traditional dessert from Malta

Malta is known for Pastizz, Imqaret, Maltese bread, Ftira, and Kusksu.

The travel guide to Valletta lists No.43, Luciano Restaurant, The Submarine, Croce Bonaci Caterers, and Museum Cafe.

Sources: Wikidata (CC0), Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA 4.0), photos from Wikimedia Commons.