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Reviews on Cafe food in Rabat, Island of Malta, Malta including Crystal Palace, Il-Baxa Cafe Bar, Chalk Cafe & Wine, Ta' Doni, L-Istazzjon Bar & Kitchen, Mellows Cafe, The Wignacourt Cafe & Wine Garden, Bastion View Kiosk, Boqqa Cafe, Papa's
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10. Papa's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Papa's , the place where you can have a quick meal or just a refreshing beer. Situated in the heart of Siggiewi centre, one can enjoy the serenity and the beautiful view of the Saint Nicholas Church ! Welcome
Reviewed By MariaFen
I found this place on trip advisor. We had all pasta and being I am gluten and lactose intolerant, they made me risotto. The portions are small but for what you pay is ok. Staff is really friendly. Good place, we will be back. I recommend this place
9. Boqqa Cafe
Reviewed By Maria C
My evening alone started out to be crappy however once I went to my friends pub it truely was the best NYE ever for everyone there. The drinks and the finger foods were great but most of all the feeling of being family forever
8. Bastion View Kiosk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By dennissU1613AA
This place is good at anytime for lunch or snack type dinner but i used it as a late night coffee shop.It was so lovely to sit in the warm nights just outside the walls of Mdina and enjoy a Cafe latte and watc the world go buy. i really enjoyed the lovely selection of moist cookies on offer.The kiosk is large and is situated to the left hand side of Mdina main gate following the walkway past the sunken gdns, It is well lit at night and would be very hard to miss.
7. The Wignacourt Cafe & Wine Garden
Overall Ratings
3 based on 181 reviews
Cafe & Wine Garden serving a selection of Breakfasts, Wraps, Sandwiches, Baguettes, Platters, Pizza tal - Hobz and Maltese food.Cafe Wignacourt is located within a spectacular Baroque building dating back to the seventeenth century. The tranquil garden of
Reviewed By Nikolai M
Beautiful place, lovely atmosphere, quality pizzas Italian standard. Well-kept garden in a historic courtyard with an old well and a typical Maltese exterior. Friendly and smiling staff, and the food arrived promptly. A little bit doesnât reach for a full five points. Owners know what the speech is about, I guess.
6. Mellows Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By Annette C
We actually went here for lunch because our 'usual' restaurant was closed, so found this on Trip Advisor instead. But we were not disappointed. The food was beautifully cooked and the portions were large. We definitely over ordered: a pizza to share as a starter, risotto and a mixed grill (mostly to share both between us) as a main. The pizza and risotto would have been enough for us both so when the mixed grill arrived were were already fairly stuffed, but it was too good to leave any. We didn't want to eat for the rest of the day and still felt full the next day! The only downside was the huge number of flies which were constantly around the tables. Some fly deterrents would have been helpful, but it seems this is the month for flies as they're everywhere. Overall definitely recommend this place. Friendly staff and good value for the large portions.
5. L-Istazzjon Bar & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
L-Istazzjon is a restored Train Station, now open as a Steak House & Brasserie - We work with seasonal produce and source as much local ingredients as possible - Food is made with a lot of passion and has a home cooked feel to it, leaving things simple an
Reviewed By gerryc2955
Last month,me,my brothers and sisters,had lunch with mum, the food was great,service was excellent, and prices reasonable. Thanks,all enjoyed our time with mum.all the best.....gerryMany thanks Sir :) We look forward to seeing you again soon at Stazzjon with some very nice changes coming in the near future All The Best Sir & thanks againfrom all the family
4. Ta' Doni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
Situated in the Heart of Rabat, offers a selection of local gourmet sandwiches, platters and salads. All of our delis comes from a farm in Dingli. We also offers traditional maltese coffees, artisianal locals beers, homemade wine and homemade desserts. We
Reviewed By Burscough2
Food was ok drinks were similar but dear oh dear both the gents and ladies toilets were a disgrace. The ladies were not looked after and the gents was full of poo and toilet paper and wouldn't flush. Totally unacceptable.
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3. Chalk Cafe & Wine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Graham S
This is one of those really tiny places that does well to serve such good food. Beware that even though there is more seating upstairs the only access is via a very narrow and twisty staircase. The chicken wrap that we shared was toasted and served hot. It was packed with ingredients, served with crisps and salad and was more than enough for two.The only thing letting this place down was a missing toilet seat.Worth the walk from Mdina.Thanks for your comment
2. Il-Baxa Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 335 reviews
"Homely Food and Hospitality away from Home". A small cafe snack bar, serving genuine home-made traditional dishes (lunch hours), made with the freshest seasonal ingredients. A chill out bar serving platters in the evening. We offer a wide variety of alco
Reviewed By TOsunnyfirst
Not your typical touristy café/snack bar near St. Paulâs Catacombs, Il-Baxa is but a surprisingly great dining place with absolutely amazing homemade pasta and soup. Their food is brought up in an old elevator chute, hot and fresh! I really cannot recall a better place for fresh pasta outside of Italy. Thank you for sparing your time to review il-baXa. We take feedback seriously and consider all comments as encouragement and opportunities for improvement. It was a pleasure hosting you.
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1. Crystal Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 674 reviews
Reviewed By C_and_J_Lewis
This is a local haunt. Nothing to look at, but they make beautiful little pastizzi (a pastry with cheese or pea puree filling). They are delicious and this place is famous in Malta for making them.We highly recommend it and it has the bonus of being right near the lovely city of Mdina
