Best & Cool Bars in Malta

"A post shared by Michelle Melissa (@michmelle_) on Sep 7, 2017 at 6:20am PDT. Café Society, located on the picturesque steps that lead down to the stunning Marsamxett Harbour, offers a fantastic selection of innovative cocktails, craft beer and refreshing tipples, and hosts musicians, DJs and a live performers, as well as film screenings on summer nights."

"Tucked away in a picturesque Valletta alley, Cafe Society is truly a great hidden gem of a cocktail bar. The classy, cosy interior is adorned with vintage movie photos and their outdoor seating area provides great views of the sunset from the harbour. They have a great cocktail menu, a good wine list, and a fabulous selection of local craft beers."

"At the lower end of Republic Street lies Ġugar, a small laid-back hangout and restaurant frequented by a younger cohort of the island’s locals. From time to time it hosts chess matches and the occasional intimate music gig. True to its mission of promoting alternative living, it is furnished with a colorful mix of upcycled materials, serves wholesome food and refreshing smoothies, and offers a good selection of left-of-center book titles to read."

"This café is well known by the locals and also provides vegan options. It is quite cozy though it can be busy at times. Great place to hangout with friends during summer nights."

"Golden Bay Beach Directly on Golden Bay Beach, Mellieha, Island of Malta MaltaSeafood, International, Mediterranean, EuropeanBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Highchairs Available, Free Wifi, Waterfront, Beach[email protected]+356 2157 6416http://www.facebook.com/munchies.goldenbay"

"They had pizza which they enjoyed we had salad which was lovely… I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Malta… I went for the calamari and thoroughly enjoyed… we really liked it here and the food was so good… warm friendly atmosphere with a pleasant staff…. Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options… TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Winner https://restaurantguidemalta.com/panorama/munchies-mellieha-bay/"

"If you fancy grabbing a munch during your day at the beach in Mellieħa bay, Munchies makes for the ideal spot. The restaurant is spacious and comfortable - the perfect place to catch up with friends. Whether it’s a light meal, refreshing drink or the ultimate dining experience you’re looking for - Munchies caters for all."

"Malta has few traditional British pubs scattered around, such as the popular bar simply named The Pub. This one is one of the most popular in Valletta. One of the reasons for this is that it was the pub of "Oli's last drink" - the spot where famous actor Oliver Reed had his last drink, before he collapsed and passed away, during the filming of the blockbuster Gladiator, most of which took place in Malta."

"A post shared by Japs (@bobmarleycsc) on Oct 23, 2017 at 10:44pm PDT. One of few authentic British pubs locally, The Pub in Archbishop Street is the place for a good pint in a quintessentially British setting. The vibe is heightened by the décor, featuring dedications to British film star Oliver Reed, who enjoyed his last drinking session here before his death in 1999."

"Dine in one of the best restaurants while enjoying a picturesque view of the capital’s Grand Harbour. This restaurant offers a tasty combination of a full flavoured Mediterranean cuisine. The setting inside the restaurant is modern and luxurious offering a beautiful dining area, an artistic bar with many house signature cocktails to offer and even a board room for those that wish to opt for a private meeting."

"Set on the rocky coast of Golden Bay, the Radisson Blu Golden Sands is literally 2 minutes walk away from the sandy beach. This Mellieha hotel also owns a private beach which is especially reserved for its customers. Should you wish to treat yourself, the hotel also features a spa which extends over 1000m² of space."

"A post shared by Your Apartment Malta (@yourapartment.malta) on Apr 30, 2017 at 4:08pm PDT. Whisky aficionados need look no further – at StrEat, you’ll probably find the largest selection of whiskies locally, as well as wine, cocktails and beer. Housed within a vaulted cellar below street level on Strait Street, you can enjoy your drink together with a delicious meal from their extensive menu."

"This hidden gem is popular with the locals and does as the name suggests – it offers sea views from its prime location up on a hill. Located beside the cemetery, this small bar perches precariously on the side of a cliff on the fringes of Mellieha Town. For some of the best views across the bay, order yourself a glass of chilled white wine and take a seat on the outdoor terrace."

"That’s right, regardless what your favorite flavour of milkshake is, Sea View probably serves it. This tiny, cute cafe, perched on the edge of the Mellieħa hill has been serving its customers for over 65 years now. Just order yourself a milkshake and get lost in the beautiful view of Għadira bay that it offers."

"The Neolithic peoples who inhabited Malta and nearby Gozo left behind a rich trove of artifacts, and the temples they built are the oldest freestanding stone structures in the world—older than the pyramids of Egypt or Stonehenge in England. The National Museum of Archaeology has a stunning collection of these artifacts, ranging from carved female figures to pottery to stone tools. In all, the collection spans from 5,200 BCE, when humans first arrived on Malta, to 2,500 BCE."

"Starting with the building, The National Museum of Archaeology is an example of stunning baroque architecture. Going with the grandiose theme, it should come as no surprise that this is yet another former Knights of Malta residence. Learn the story of Malta’s history as told through the museums prehistoric collection."

"You will find quite a few interesting things to see in Republic Street. The National Museum of Archaeology is one of them. This amazing collection of artifacts and articles from Malta’s history is sure to leave you astonished."

"The collection at the National Museum of Fine Arts dates back to the Order of St. John (16th Century) – and includes the largest collection of paintings by the Baroque artist Mattia Preti (1613–1699) and a collection of rare, antique maps. The building itself is also historical and was originally one of the oldest in Valletta until a knight re-built it as his private home in the 1760s."

"If you are an art lover, this is undoubtedly the ideal attraction for you in Valletta. An amazing variety of Maltese art and crafts from several different of the time periods of history can be seen put up on display in this lovely and welcoming museum. Located in a historical palatial building, the exteriors of the building are as full of art as the interiors and hence worth a note."

"One for art lovers and yet another former residence of the Knights of Malta. The National Museum of Fine Arts is grand building where you will find Valletta’s finest art pieces from 11th Century to 20th Century. Most notable works of art is the Baptist of Christ painted by Mattias Pretti the prolific painter also responsible for some of the famous paintings in St John Co-Cathedral."

"Niezwykle popularna wśród turystów, piaszczysta plaża, usytuowana w zatoce wychodzącej z parku narodowego Il-Majjistral Nature and History, którego nazwa z kolei wywodzi się od północno-zachodniego wiatru powodującego w tym rejonie silne prądy morskie. Czerwona flaga na plaży ostrzega wówczas turystów, aby zażywali kąpieli tylko w płytkich wodach. Woda, jak niemal wszędzie na Malcie jest krystalicznie czysta i ciepła, piasek złocisty i drobny, imponujące widoki oraz wiele udogodnień przemawiają za tym, aby spędzić tu miło czas."

"A broad sandy beach well described by its name, Golden Bay is flanked by pristine cliffs to one side and a modern five-star resort hotel – Radisson Blu Resort and Spa, Golden Sands – to the other. There's plenty of space for beach games, except on summer weekends when it can get very crowded. Clear blue Mediterranean waters lap a fairly steeply shelving shore allowing proper swimming close to the beach."