Pasta is Malta’s preferred dish. And the nation’s waistlines are increasing. It’s ‘official’.
Read more »Pasta is Malta’s preferred dish. And the nation’s waistlines are increasing. It’s ‘official’.
Read more »On a rushed day trip, you’ll only scratch the surface of what Gozo is all about. We explain why it’s a must to stay there, even if just for one night.
Read more »Traditional Maltese foods – do they turn up in our kitchens still or just on the menus of some quaint, touristy restaurants?
Read more »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 »Maxokk in Nadur, Gozo is famous for its ftiras and pizzas baked in a traditional oven made from cast iron and heated by fire wood.
Read more »The Olympic is a Maltese institution. If you want to savour home cooking ’70s style, this is the place for you. It’s cheap, it’s brash, but there is a wonderful honesty about the food.
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