Malta · FOOD
Malta packs a great deal into very little ground, so the choice is rarely about distance. These 15 food experiences are compared on price, duration and pickup point, which is what actually decides it.
Taste pastizzi, ftira, rabbit, Cisk and Kinnie while exploring Valletta’s landmarks on a lively three-hour food and culture walk.
“The tour went over a lot of Malta history and incorporated wonderful along the way. Great overview of Valletta and the four food stops were great. Highly recommend as a way to get start your visit to Malta - so you can go back and try more of the food!”
Review of Malta’s Lazy Pirate Boat Party, with open bar, DJ music, snacks, sunset sailing, and a moonlight swim from Sliema.
“We were a group of 5 girls, we really enjoyed the experience overall. Drinks were good and there was good music. The swim stop wasn’t great if you specifically want to swim but it’s fine for what it it. The only negative was the security got very aggressive with one of my friends when she was trying to find the rest of the group, swearing and pushing her.”
Taste pastizzi, ftira, Kinnie, coffee, beer, and Maltese dishes while exploring Valletta with a local guide on this 3-hour walking tour.
“A brilliant morning with a friendly and knowledgeable guide, Mariella, as well as delicious food! The tour was well paced and relaxed giving a really good overview of Maltese culture and culinary history. We loved it and would thoroughly recommend to others.”
Taste pastizzi, ftira, Kinnie, and Maltese coffee while walking Valletta’s landmarks on this generous 3.5-hour food and history tour.
“Excellent tour, our guide was lovely and such knowledge, the amount of food was unbelievable, make sure you don’t eat before tour. Worth every penny, good value and valetta is beautiful.”
Taste pastizzi, ftira, Maltese drinks, and more while exploring Valletta’s history, food culture, landmarks, and local shops.
“We had a great time trying some Maltese, traditional and current food selections. The locations were diverse from coffee shops to open market. The Maltese cuisine is adopted from many cultures so it does lack a bit of originality. In my opinion, it is worth taking this tour as a guide was very knowledgeable about the history of Malta, including some specific points in Valaretta that proved to be very interesting. Overall, it’s worth the time.”
Taste pastizzi, Maltese platters, local drinks, and more while exploring Valletta with an engaging guide on this generous 3.5-hour food walk.
“Food tours are unquestionably the best way to start your discovery of a new location. Having an experienced and enthusiastic local guide, like Chris, always makes for a good day.”
Review of Malta’s Sliema sailboat party with open bar, DJ, swimming, snacks, sunset views, and practical tips for the $79 cruise.
Taste Maltese snacks, hear Valletta’s uncensored history, and explore the capital on a three-hour small-group food walk.
“Matthew was a great guide! He took time to explain the food and significance in Maltese history! He also any other questions that people had. Definitely recommend!”
Malta food and history tour review covering Mdina, Rabat, Mosta, Valletta, local dishes, guides, transport, pricing, and practical booking advice.
“I had very high hopes based on the reviews for this private tour, but ended up very disappointed overall. First off, we were picked up in Valletta for an extra fee, which was fine, but our driver to Mdina knew nothing of our tour or who we were meeting or where. He dropped us off a Mdina and drove away, leaving us with no way to contact our guide. Fortunately, we found her a few minutes later. She was very, very nice and quite knowledgeable. As a native Maltese, the best part of the tour was talking to her about Malta culture, history, language, and life in Malta. She gets…”
Taste pastizzi, ftira, rabbit, ravioli, and more on a private Valletta food walk with local stories, flexible pacing, and a 4.9 rating.
“We had Nadine as a tour guide. She was very pleasant and informative. We had pastries then sandwiches then the best ravioli and my husband ate the rabbit and loved it. Followed by a delicious dessert and cappuccinos. I highly recommend this tour!”
Review of Valletta’s private food tour, with Maltese snacks, city history, guide insights, pricing, logistics, and booking advice.
“Matthew was so knowledgeable, friendly, fascinating. We enjoyed delicious food and learned so much about Malta!”
Enjoy Maltese food, free-flowing wine, traditional dancing, live music, and hotel pickup during this lively four-hour folklore evening.
“We had a blast. Great atmosphere, good entertainment and food was ok. Only issue was the Driver was late.”
Explore Mdina and Rabat through Maltese food, St Paul landmarks, local drinks, and personal guidance in a small three-and-a-half-hour tour.
“This was a great tour. Small and personal with only 6 participants in the group. Bridgette was a delight. We were lucky to be in Rabat on the eve of the festa, so we got to see the set up of the flags and lights and see the locals come together as one. The food was plentiful. Stop one: Pasitizzi & Kinnie ( best pasitizzi's in Malta) Stop two: Maltese coffee and fresh fruit Stop three: maltese platter Stop four: rabbit stew, bragoli, roast potatoes and veggies, Maltese bread, wine imqaret This tour is definitely worth a try if you want traditional food and history too.”
See Malta’s Mdina, Blue Grotto, Marsaxlokk, and Dingli Cliffs by vintage bus, with Maltese food, drinks, and hotel-area pickup.
“We had a fantastic day with Mark. Perfect amount of time at every stop and we were able to see so much of the island. Thank you for the amazing day on Malta!”
Taste pastizzi, rabbit, Kinnie, wine, and more while exploring Valletta’s grand sights with a private local guide.
“Karl provided us with a thoroughly delightful private Food Tour in Valletta Malta! His knowledge of local history is second to none, and he absolutely knew what places to visit to sample all the local specialties. We enjoyed the local drink Kinnie, pastizzi with ricotta cheese and mushy peas, imqarat pastry filled with date paste, Bragioli, rabbit, and a delicious ice cream made with sweetened condensed milk. Oh, and did I mention the wine? It was great! Probably the most fun item were the strawberries that Karl picked up from the green grocer in a plastic bag filled with water and these 4 huge strawberries! But even better than the…”
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