Don’t look too closely. No. I had an uneasy feeling about this place when I walked in the door. Firstly I was the only patron under the age of 70. Secondly, the three other patrons were all drinking Bavaria at…
Author: David
Mdina glass Christmas tree. The Maltese like Christmas, I think it’s fair to say. With street decorations and lights all over the place, it’s not so different from Britain or Ireland, except for the rather significant fact that here blue…
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Agenda is the big book chain around these parts, but is kind of expensive. And of course you can quite easily download i-books but you don’t need me to tell me that. You and your fancy i-pad.If you want the…
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There are three casinos in Malta that I am aware of, so your options are somewhat limited. They are (and please excuseme if I’ve omitted any): Portomaso Casino (Paceville) Dragonara Casino (Paceville) Oracle Casino (St Paul’s Bay) So how to…
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St Johns Co-Cathedral is right up there among the most worthwhile buildings to visit in Malta, particularly impressive once you go inside. Among other things, it is home to what is generally regarded as one of the artist Caravaggios best…
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Cafe du Brazil in Vittoriosa (or Birgu) enters the fray to try to become Malta’s leading purveyor of the English breakfast. Before saying anything else though, it should be noted that Cafe du Brazil features precisely Zero Brazilian foods on…
