Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Malta

"This bistro & restaurant forms parts of the Malta National Aquarium complex located in Qawra. The marine-themed dining area excels in always providing the best experience possible to its visitors, with the help of their qualified staff and top-notch skilled culinary chefs. La Nave Bistro provides for a wide variety of Mediterranean delicacies such as fresh pasta, grills, salads, and pizza."

"With floor-to-ceiling windows, the architecturally spectacular La Nave celebrates its absolute waterfront location in a big and bold way. Considering it's above the Malta National Aquarium, you may feel... Mediterranean in Buġibba, Qawra & St Paul’s Bay"

"The crust is an exciting restaurant concept led by renowned Chef Sean Gravina, who has fused food creations from the bakery, deli, and bar bite disciplines. Guests are able to dine in spectacular indoor and outdoor environments for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Carefully curated interiors, artwork, and music perfectly compliment fine dishes."

"After a few weeks from its opening Crust started offering a small selection of vegan options. I didnt know where to start. Thinking that I might need more avocado in my life, I chose the vegan option of the Vegetarian Smashed Avocado."

"This well-known bar is easy to find as it’s located in Mellieha Square in front of the church, which is lit up at night offering a gorgeous backdrop to your evening. It’s the ideal choice if you want to relax outdoors on a warm evening and take in a bit of the colourful local life. You can also catch up on some of the latest sports action on the screens that are located throughout the bar, relaying a variety of coverage."

"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."

"11 Triq Gorg Borg Olivier, Mellieha, Island of Malta MLH 1026 MaltaPizza, Grill, Italian, EuropeanLunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+356 2754 4388http://www.starwebmalta.com/company.aspx?"

"Stay at the home of one of Malta’s most important noble families in a 16th-century Valletta palazzo. Casa Rocca Piccola, a deeply historic home-from-home in the heart of Malta’s Unesco World Heritage capital, has five spacious rooms and suites with all the mod cons, alongside oodles of character and tradition."

"A post shared by Hiking Malteser 🇲🇹 (@hikingmalteser) on Feb 15, 2019 at 12:44pm PST. More wetlands can be found nearby at Simar Nature Reserve in Xemxija, St Paul’s Bay. An oasis boasting a rich agricultural landscape, its name derives from the sharp rush experienced throughout the reserve."

"Made possible by BirdLife Malta, the oldest environmental organization in Malta, this reserve is located on the outskirts of Mellieha, right across from the beach and it’s a great place to learn more about the local flora and fauna, go for a short hike, do birdwatching, and look for chameleons. This is a perfect length hike for little legs–it’s a single path that’s a little under a half mile one way–and the promise of finding chameleons will keep kids very interested. We saw several chameleons every time we visited the reserve (by walking slowly and looking hard!) and the kids loved it."

"A post shared by Lydia Pace (@onepaceatatime) on May 22, 2019 at 5:57am PDT. Għadira Nature Reserve, nestled in the valley just behind Mellieha Bay, consists of seven hectares of brackish lake and saltmarsh habitat. Permanent water habitats like this one are quite rare on the island due to the long, hot summers."

"Or St. George's beach - a sandy public beach, located in the Bay of St. George, near the famous party area of Pacheville, on the North side of the coast of St. Julian's. St. George beach is small, but has all the necessary beach infrastructure. On the beach coarse sand of gray color, floorings for movement are equipped, there are sun beds and sunshades, beach cafes, toilets and rubbish bins, during a high season on the beach rescuers are on duty."

"The Auberge de Castille is considered to be one of the most beautiful Baroque-style buildings in Valletta. Originally, the Auberge de Castille was built in the Mannerist style; later in 1740, it was completely redesigned in Baroque style by Domenico Cachia. During the French occupation in 1798, the Auberge de Castille was a headquarter of the French military forces."

"The Malta Pass gives you access to Malta's top attractions, with something for everyone. There are historic sites, medieval buildings, interactive shows, museums and sightseeing bus rides. Below is a comprehensive list of all the attractions and rides your pass gives you free access to!"

"Walk along the city walls to the Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens and enjoy the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Three Cities and take the time to visit St. John’s Co-Cathedral and marvel at its impressive facades and collection of paintings by Caravaggio. Pop in for lunch at Submarine, where you can get a fresh, made-to-order sandwich for a good price before catching the ferry to the Three Cities."

"Malta is home to a huge number of churches, but perhaps the most important is St. John’s Co-Cathedral. Situated near the center of the city, while the exterior of this cathedral may look fairly plain, it holds a wealth of treasures inside. Built by the Knights of St. John back in the 16th century, the lavish interior reflects the power of the order and the emphasis they placed on their religious beliefs."

"Functional in design but lavishly decorated, the Order of St. John's own church (1578) is Malta's most important treasure. The Knights'…"