So as to simplify things, and to protect both my wallet and my liver, I am imposing a couple of restrictions on this search. Firstly, the wine must be available for less than ten euros, as the title above would…
Author: David
Let’s get that tricky pronunciation out of the way first. Xemxija is pronounced ‘shem-she-ya’. X’s and Q’s are just thrown into place-names in Malta to confuse the foreigners. The town is in the North of the island, just next to…
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There are a lot of restaurants and cafes in Bugibba serving up standard fare and sea views for lunch and dinner. Nothing wrong with that of course – when you visit a hot country it’s nice to be able to…
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Who doesn’t love lights and loud noises exploding into the night sky? Nobody, that’s who doesn’t not. To put it more succinctly: Everybody loves fireworks. Malta is particularly fond of fireworks, even the ones that don’t produce any fire or…
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Part of the charm of Malta for many visitors from the UK (and various other locales), is it’s ‘olde worlde’ feel. I’m talking about the way you can find a blacksmith’s or a cobbler’s in every town, and most of…
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Here is the deluxe English breakfast from Bayside Cafe in Bugibba.Can you guess what puts the deluxe into this fry? Look carefully at the photo, there is something hidden in there that you won’t usually find in your typical breakfast.Give…
