Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Malta

"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."

"Located in the periphery of St. Julian’s, lies a gastronomic experience that has in recent years established itself as the leading dining location for modern Mediterranean cuisine and molecular cocktails in Malta."

"Tucked above the harbour at St Paul's Bay, Tarragon combines sea views with a sophisticated Mediterranean-fusion menu. The white-tableclothed, wooden-floorboard style is both upmarket and informal, and seasonal... Ice Cream in Buġibba, Qawra & St Paul’s Bay"

"Tarragon is a one of the best, fine-dining places in the area. Located close to Sirens, it is directly at the Water's Edge with open views - which is great if you're looking for a great romantic atmosphere for a nice dinner."

"Choose our restaurant in the heart of Marsamxett and enjoy a variety of food and wines. You can opt to dine indoors or else al fresco while enjoying a magnificent view. We also cater for families with kids & accept different forms of payment methods"

"Zen was Malta's first Japanese restaurant located in Portomaso Yacht Marina and is still widely regarded to be the best, with a wide selection of specialities and delicacies including miso soup, sushi, sashimi, vegetable & prawn tempura, as well as fish, meat and vegetarian dishes traditionally cooked and served in our Teppanyaki private room. The contemporary style of the restaurant blends effortlessly with the chic menu, providing an all-round, Japanese-style dining experience"

"Portomaso Yacht Marina St. Julian's, Malta, Saint Julian's, Island of Malta PTM01 MaltaJapanese, Seafood, Sushi, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Reservations, Private Dining, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+356 2138 6500http://www.themarinarestaurants.com"

"I’m a fan of octopus and I never in my life ate such a big portion in one time. Scallops were fascinatingly tasty… Lost count of how many times we have eaten here… The meat is served sizzling on lava stone, and the fish is fresh and nicely cooked… we really liked it here and the food was so good… warm friendly atmosphere with a pleasant staff…. Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options… TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Winner https://restaurantguidemalta.com/panorama/hilltop-restaurant/"

"With contemporary decor fused with tradition, Osteria Donna Carmela offers a window into the flavours of Italy from within the heart of Spinola, St. Julians. Inspired by Milanese Osteria’s of the 50s, the restaurant offers guests the experience of traditional family Italian dishes with a contemporary twist set within a unique setting of Spinola Bay view. Enjoy the most seasonal produce of Italian regions for dinner, or a light homemade lunch paired with a nice bottle of wine."

"A post shared by Tico Tico Malta (@ticoticomalta) on Nov 16, 2014 at 12:24pm PST. Tico Tico on Strait Street was one of the first to open its doors among the current generation of hotspots in Valletta. Owners Clint Debono and Mark Zammit saw potential in the capital when many looked past it, realising that there weren’t many places to go after dinner."

"Tico Taco is one of the pioneering bars along this tiny street, with outside tables and relaxed drinking and snacking in Malta's newest yet re-emerging nightlife hub. The food is average, but it's worth a quick..."

"Tucked above the harbour at St Paul's Bay, Tarragon combines sea views with a sophisticated Mediterranean-fusion menu. The white-tableclothed, wooden-floorboard style is both upmarket and informal, and seasonal... Ice Cream in Buġibba, Qawra & St Paul’s Bay"

"Tarragon is a one of the best, fine-dining places in the area. Located close to Sirens, it is directly at the Water's Edge with open views - which is great if you're looking for a great romantic atmosphere for a nice dinner."

"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!"

"Guarding Marsamxett and Grand Harbours is Fort St Elmo, named after the patron saint of mariners. The fort was built by the Knights in 1552 in just four months to guard the harbours on either side of the Sceberras Peninsula, and bore the brunt of Turkish arms during 1565's Great Siege. After restoration, the fort reopened in 2015, and now contains the National War Museum, which covers Malta's wartime history including the Great Siege and the country's ordeal during WWII."

"See what life was like on Malta during WWI and II at the National War Museum. Perched on the tip of the Valletta peninsula at Fort Saint Elmo, the National War Museum is one of Malta’s most famous institutions. The main collection focuses on World Wars I and II and includes the fuselage of a Gloster Sea Gladiator, a Willys Jeep named “Husky” used by General Eisenhower, and a collection of photographs showing island life in wartime."

"Using state-of-the-art technology, The Malta Experience is an auditorium-based audio and visual attraction. Available in 15 languages, the 45-minute long educational show brings 7,000 years of Malta’s history, both entertaining and tear-jerking, to life. The site also includes a gift shop for that perfect souvenir and a bistro and, since its opening in 1980, has welcomed over 4 million visitors through its doors."

"This show features a small documentary that does an excellent job of introducing you to the natural beauty and the astonishing diversity of the tiny country that is Malta. It is quite surprising to see the sheer variety. The stunning buildings from the rich history add to the mix."