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Expats mean Business – starting a new brand in Malta
The first in a series on Expat-preneurs. Experiences of a French couple who’ve just launched a food-retail business and new brand here, The Donut Factory.
Read more »A Passion for Plays & Pastries
The Carmelite Priory Museum, Mdina, is making its debut in theatre with a passion play ‘with a twist’ this Easter.
Read more »Essential Gozo: where to eat
A quick, personal round up of the best no-frills eateries in Gozo. Andrew Borg Cardona takes us through the day – from morning cappuccinos to homely lunches and, if you’re still standing, evening dining too.
Read more »Newly-Minted Photos: a cafe exhibition
Malta, but perhaps not as we know it. Two upcoming photographers portray more unusual views of Malta on the walls of Mint, a cafe in Sliema, in an exhibition starting Saturday 5th.
Read more »Kiosks: part of the (street) furniture
The kiosk was once a common sight on Malta’s streets. Now, it’s all but replaced by the motorvan convenience food hawkers. We celebrate the traditional kiosk and find some still open for business.
Read more »Malta’s Book Cafés: feed & read
A Maltese woman living in France is behind Malta’s Book Cafés campaign, which aims to give life to cafés and encourage more Maltese to read for pleasure.
Read more »Looking for an Alternative Night Out?
A guide to what to do when Paceville is no-go. Wine bars in quainter city streets, more off-beat venues and impromptu gigs… There’s a lot more interesting nightlife in Malta than just clubs and pubs.
Read more »Top places in Malta for a relaxed business meeting
Malta is blessed with great places for business huddles and informal meetings. Here we list our favourites.
Read more »Brazilian musicians at Surfside, Sliema
Samba from Brazil to Malta via the Rome suburb of San Lorenzo. Trio MPB3 lives in Italy, but brings rhythms of their native land to Surfside on 2nd September.
Read more »How to survive hot summer Sundays
Sundays in Malta definitely have a different feel from the rest of the week, whether you’re a visitor here or a resident. We’ve some ideas to help get you through another hot, summer Sunday in Malta and even avoid its madding crowds.
Read more »Food icons: Tea and cake at Fontanella
Tea and cake may be a moment in the mouth, but at least from Fontanella, you’ll have lasting memories of the views from Mdina’s bastions.
Read more »Food Icons: Pride and Pastizzi at Crystal Palace
The Australian Maltese have 24 types of pastizzi. Malta has just two. But Crystal Palace Bar, Rabat, has them at their traditional best.
Read more »Prego
Dip into Prego for a taste of the 1960s and what Valletta cafes used to be like. It even has the same waiters as back then.
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