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Reviews on Contemporary food in Mosta, Island of Malta, Malta. Mosta (Maltese: Il-Mosta) is a town in the Northern Region of Malta, to the north-west of Valletta. In 2014, it had an estimated population of 20,241.
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1. Bahia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Nestled in the winding narrow streets of Lija, a 200 year old town house has been restored. Using skills developed in some of the best kitchens on the island, this chic bistro brings to the table innovation and respect towards high quality ingredients. Ba
Reviewed By kaybewoking
This is a fabulous restaurant. The service is friendly and unobtrusive. The ambiance is relaxed. The setting is interesting. And the food..... the food is absolutely divine. From the warm bread to the complimentary mini cup of soup to the mains. Everything was delicious. The menu changes frequently but when we were there I had pork belly and my husband had beef cheek. Neither of us like turnip but there was a turnip side dish that was out of this world. Portions are generous so we had no space for dessert. I highly recommend this place. If we had more time in Malta we would definitely be going back.
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2. Venus Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1564 reviews
Venus is a small family run restaurant set in the heart of bugibba, Food!!! One of the best experiences in life and that is what we strive for ,our menu offers a selection of mediteranean cuisine as starters and main dishes and daily fresh specials of the
Reviewed By Brian M
Popped into this restaurant as it looked lovely from the street. So glad we did. Staff were so friendly and efficient. Food was fresh and cooked to order which makes things a little slower. It was worth waiting for. Prices were reasonable but certainly not cheap.Give it a tryDear Brian MThank you for your visit and time taking for submitting your feedback to venus restaurant and our members of team It was our pleasure hosting you we look forward to host you back!Best regards Joanne
3. Townhouse No3
Overall Ratings
5 based on 134 reviews
Local produce cooked in a refined manner
Reviewed By bathini u
The restaurant is not so spacious but they serves delicious food. The cuisines are very yummy and provides outstanding service. The owner continuously looks for improvements by considering the feedback from the customers. Itâs worth for money and you feel delighted when the feel the taste. One word I can they severs the taste, just feel the taste.Thank you for taking the time to post a review. We are delighted with your comments and positive feedback.Kind RegardsMalcolmTownhouse No3
4. Luna the Restaurant at Palazzo Parisio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Palazzo Parisio's Luna Restaurant combines a variety of culinary concepts set in a historic building of grandeur. Every corner emanates femininity and assures you luxury and a taste of history by the mouthful. In the morning the Luna Restaurant serves bre
Reviewed By astronomer-at-large
We had lunch on Saturday after visiting the Palazzo, a visit we both enjoyed.This restaurant has an interesting setting but the food and service leave a lot to be desired. When we ordered, the waitress tried hard to get us to add on a side dish such as potatoes but I pointed out that the menu said that my steak came with potatoes so didn't need any extras. She denied this rather vehemently until I pointed it out on the printed menu which seemed to come as a surprise to her. When it came my steak did indeed include potatoes and a few vegetables and so I would not have needed anything else. Unfortunately rather a lot of the steak was gristle or fat, perhaps the least edible that I've had for some years. Then when we came to pay the bill by credit card the total was shown already converted to pounds sterling. I protested and the waitress claimed that with an English card it could not be shown in Euros. This is obvious nonsense (paying in sterling always costs a lot more, as nearly everyone knows). After several attempts in which she persistently failed to select the right options, I was finally able to point out which buttons to press so I could finally pay in Euros . Was the waitress incompetent or just trying to maximize revenue? I don't know but it's hard to believe that they get so few visitors from outside Malta that handling a foreign credit card would present problems. We paid by card in several other places in Malta and always saw the price in Euros.Overall, since neither the food nor service was satisfactory, I can't recommend coming here. A pity as this could be a good restaurant.
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