8 of the best · Malta
Cafés, Markets and Island Food in Malta
Coffee on Republic Square, the Victorian market hall of Valletta, the Sunday fish market at Marsaxlokk, island wineries and Kinnie.
Our 8 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Malta.
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Valletta’s Victorian market
Is-Suq tal-Belt
Valletta’s covered market, a Victorian iron-and-glass hall on Merchants Street, now a food hall.
Merchants Street, Valletta VLT 1175Explore View on map
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On Republic Street
Caffe Cordina
The grand café on Republic Street, with tables on the square by the old library.
244 Republic Street, Valletta VLT 1114Explore View on map
The full list: Cafés & food, A–Z
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Cafés 1
Coffee and pastries.
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On Republic Street
Caffe Cordina
The grand café on Republic Street, with tables on the square by the old library.
244 Republic Street, Valletta VLT 1114Explore View on map
Markets 2
Fresh food.
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Valletta’s Victorian market
Is-Suq tal-Belt
Valletta’s covered market, a Victorian iron-and-glass hall on Merchants Street, now a food hall.
Merchants Street, Valletta VLT 1175Explore View on map
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Sunday on the quay
Marsaxlokk fish market
The Sunday market on the quay of Marsaxlokk, with fish and stalls beside the painted luzzu boats.
Wine & makers 5
Island producers.
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Maltese wine
Marsovin Winery
One of Malta’s wine producers, at Wills Street in Marsa.
Wills Street, Marsa PLA 2234 (The Winery)Explore View on map
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