Guidebook for L-Għarb
Food Scene
Address: Triq Il Wileg Email: tatitas@go.net.mt Tel: (+356) 21565099, (+356) 21566482, (+356) 79652346, (+356) 79539714
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Tatitas Restaurant
Address: Triq Il Wileg Email: tatitas@go.net.mt Tel: (+356) 21565099, (+356) 21566482, (+356) 79652346, (+356) 79539714
ddress: Triq Manoel de Vilhena, Mgarr Tel: (+356) 21561967, (+356) 79902252, (+356) 99460717
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Ta' Tona Bar & Restaurant
Triq ir-Rebħaddress: Triq Manoel de Vilhena, Mgarr Tel: (+356) 21561967, (+356) 79902252, (+356) 99460717
Address: Triq It-Tmienja u Ghoxrin ta' April 1688 Email: Oleanderxaghra@gmail.com Tel: (+356) 21557230
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Oleander Restaurant
10 Triq Il KnisjaAddress: Triq It-Tmienja u Ghoxrin ta' April 1688 Email: Oleanderxaghra@gmail.com Tel: (+356) 21557230
La Stanza Restaurant is ipened for Lunch on Saturday and Sunday; Monday Closed Tuesday to sunday 18h30 - 22h30
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La Stanza Bar & Restaurant
56 Triq L ImghallemLa Stanza Restaurant is ipened for Lunch on Saturday and Sunday; Monday Closed Tuesday to sunday 18h30 - 22h30
L'oro da Napoli Restaurant
Churchill Restaurant
Unwine'd
Triq Il-PortIt-Tokk Gozo Traditional Food
32 Pjazza l-IndipendenzaAddress: Triq is-Suq Tel: (+356) 21552697
Kafe' San Gorg
Pjazza San ĠorġAzure Window Restaurant
Blue Artichoke Cafe
Rikardu produces his own wine and cheese from his vineyard and farm. He sells and serves the produce in his shop/restaurant in the Citadel along with other local products. Rikardu also offers visiting tourists a milking and cheese-making experience. Address: Triq il-Foss Tel: (+356) 21555953
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Ta' Rikardu Restaurant
Rikardu produces his own wine and cheese from his vineyard and farm. He sells and serves the produce in his shop/restaurant in the Citadel along with other local products. Rikardu also offers visiting tourists a milking and cheese-making experience. Address: Triq il-Foss Tel: (+356) 21555953
Il Kunvent
squareshort way from your home!
Drinks & Nightlife
Dicembru station
Mnarja Band Club, Bus: 303; Dicembru
La Grotta is one of Europe’s most picturesque nightclubs, perched on a cliff-side overlooking the ix-Xlendi Valley. It plays host to some famous names in the DJ world and is extremely popular during the summer months, drawing crowds of locals, main-island Maltese and foreign tourists.
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La Grotta
Triq tal-GhajnLa Grotta is one of Europe’s most picturesque nightclubs, perched on a cliff-side overlooking the ix-Xlendi Valley. It plays host to some famous names in the DJ world and is extremely popular during the summer months, drawing crowds of locals, main-island Maltese and foreign tourists.
Sightseeing
Ta’ Kola Windmill in ix-Xagħra, Gozo, is one of the few surviving windmills on the Maltese Islands dating back to the Knights’ Period. Its origins go back to 1725 but it seems to have been built of poor quality stone and mortar and had to be reconstructed in the 1780s. The windmill’s name Ta’ Kola comes from the last miller, who was popularly known as Żeppu ta’ Kola (Joseph, son of Nikola)
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Ta' Kola Windmill
Il BambinaTa’ Kola Windmill in ix-Xagħra, Gozo, is one of the few surviving windmills on the Maltese Islands dating back to the Knights’ Period. Its origins go back to 1725 but it seems to have been built of poor quality stone and mortar and had to be reconstructed in the 1780s. The windmill’s name Ta’ Kola comes from the last miller, who was popularly known as Żeppu ta’ Kola (Joseph, son of Nikola)
Dwejra, with its dramatic coastal formations and sea spilling over the rocks, is a magical attraction. Here you can swim in the spectacular deep sea of the bay, in the calm shallows of the inland sea or in the foamy waters around the Blue Hole – one of Gozo’s top dive-sites – beneath the iconic Azure Window.
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アズール・ウィンドウの遺跡
Dwejra, with its dramatic coastal formations and sea spilling over the rocks, is a magical attraction. Here you can swim in the spectacular deep sea of the bay, in the calm shallows of the inland sea or in the foamy waters around the Blue Hole – one of Gozo’s top dive-sites – beneath the iconic Azure Window.
Salt Pans
The group of megaliths near the San Dimitri chapel, out to the north of l-Għarb, is not a ruined temple, as has often been suggested, but a natural phenomenon. The upper coralline crust, so familiar from Gozitan flat-topped hills, has here broken up to lie as scattered blocks. A similar group exists on the summit of Ta’ Dbiegi, at 625 metres the highest point on the island.
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Kappella ta' San Dimitri
The group of megaliths near the San Dimitri chapel, out to the north of l-Għarb, is not a ruined temple, as has often been suggested, but a natural phenomenon. The upper coralline crust, so familiar from Gozitan flat-topped hills, has here broken up to lie as scattered blocks. A similar group exists on the summit of Ta’ Dbiegi, at 625 metres the highest point on the island.
n the fields west of Sant’ Anton chapel, south west of Ix-Xagħra, three blocks of stone stand on edge. A scatter of prehistoric sherds (pottery) around suggests that they are the remains of a small temple, as was confirmed by excavation by Ashby and Bradley back in 1911. A further dig in 1961 showed that there had been a village on the site before the temple was built, as was also the case with several of the temples in Malta: Mġarr, Skorba and Kordin III
Santa Verna
n the fields west of Sant’ Anton chapel, south west of Ix-Xagħra, three blocks of stone stand on edge. A scatter of prehistoric sherds (pottery) around suggests that they are the remains of a small temple, as was confirmed by excavation by Ashby and Bradley back in 1911. A further dig in 1961 showed that there had been a village on the site before the temple was built, as was also the case with several of the temples in Malta: Mġarr, Skorba and Kordin III
On the southern tip of the ir-Rabat plateau, looking across towards Ta’ Sannat, the ruins of a temple lurk under carob trees. The scanty surviving walls suggest an original plan of five apses within an enclosing wall. The approach is by a path opposite the windmill tower.
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Ras il-Qala
On the southern tip of the ir-Rabat plateau, looking across towards Ta’ Sannat, the ruins of a temple lurk under carob trees. The scanty surviving walls suggest an original plan of five apses within an enclosing wall. The approach is by a path opposite the windmill tower.
Built before the famous standing stones at Stonehenge, the two temples making up this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site have an extraordinary history. Built between 3600 and 3200 B.C, they fell into disuse around 2500BC and were not fully revealed to the modern eye until the nineteenth century. The name Ġgantija derives from the word ‘ġgant’, Maltese for giant, as Gozitans used to believe the temples were built by a race of giants. Not so surprising when you see the size of the limestone blocks from which it is constructed. Some of these megaliths exceed five metres in length and weigh over fifty tons.
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Ġgantija
Triq John Otto BayerBuilt before the famous standing stones at Stonehenge, the two temples making up this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site have an extraordinary history. Built between 3600 and 3200 B.C, they fell into disuse around 2500BC and were not fully revealed to the modern eye until the nineteenth century. The name Ġgantija derives from the word ‘ġgant’, Maltese for giant, as Gozitans used to believe the temples were built by a race of giants. Not so surprising when you see the size of the limestone blocks from which it is constructed. Some of these megaliths exceed five metres in length and weigh over fifty tons.
An isolated plateau between Ġgantija and in-Nadur once supported a large village of the Borġ in-Nadur phase (circa 1500-700 BC). Its huts have all been swept away by weather and agriculture, but a number of grain storage pits can still be seen, one of which was cleared in 1961, producing large numbers of sherds of that phase. Other Bronze Age sherds are common across the whole plateau.
In-Nuffara
An isolated plateau between Ġgantija and in-Nadur once supported a large village of the Borġ in-Nadur phase (circa 1500-700 BC). Its huts have all been swept away by weather and agriculture, but a number of grain storage pits can still be seen, one of which was cleared in 1961, producing large numbers of sherds of that phase. Other Bronze Age sherds are common across the whole plateau.
Calypso’s Cave overlooks the glorious red sands of Gozo’s finest beach, Ramla l-Ħamra and is alleged to be the cave referred to by Homer in The Odyssey. The story goes that Gozo is Homer’s Island of Ogygia and the cave is the one where the beautiful nymph Calypso keeps Odysseus as a “prisoner of love” for seven years. Links with Homer are intriguing and the views of the picteresque Ramla Bay are breathtaking. On the shore below Calypso’s Cave are the ruins of a fortification built by the Knights of Malta in the mid-18th century to serve as defence against invading forces. The cave is currently inacessible to the public due to geological movement
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Calypso Cave
Calypso’s Cave overlooks the glorious red sands of Gozo’s finest beach, Ramla l-Ħamra and is alleged to be the cave referred to by Homer in The Odyssey. The story goes that Gozo is Homer’s Island of Ogygia and the cave is the one where the beautiful nymph Calypso keeps Odysseus as a “prisoner of love” for seven years. Links with Homer are intriguing and the views of the picteresque Ramla Bay are breathtaking. On the shore below Calypso’s Cave are the ruins of a fortification built by the Knights of Malta in the mid-18th century to serve as defence against invading forces. The cave is currently inacessible to the public due to geological movement
Il-Fontana (Italian for spring), locally known as “Triq tal-Ghajn” (the way to the spring), took its name from a bountiful spring (“il-Għajn il-Kbira” – the big spring), on the ir-Rabat – ix-Xlendi road. Now a suburb of ir-Rabat (Victoria), il-Fontana was first settled because of the availability of fresh water and in the sixteenth century, arched shelters were built over each spring for the convenience of the people using them. These are still standing and inside you will find traditional stone water tubs in which local folk did their daily washing. In the lower part of il-Fontana (away from ir-Rabat (Victoria)) on the right-hand side of the road to ix-Xlendi, lies the evergreen Lunzjata.
Fontana
Il-Fontana (Italian for spring), locally known as “Triq tal-Ghajn” (the way to the spring), took its name from a bountiful spring (“il-Għajn il-Kbira” – the big spring), on the ir-Rabat – ix-Xlendi road. Now a suburb of ir-Rabat (Victoria), il-Fontana was first settled because of the availability of fresh water and in the sixteenth century, arched shelters were built over each spring for the convenience of the people using them. These are still standing and inside you will find traditional stone water tubs in which local folk did their daily washing. In the lower part of il-Fontana (away from ir-Rabat (Victoria)) on the right-hand side of the road to ix-Xlendi, lies the evergreen Lunzjata.
This fertile valley is one of the most picturesque in Gozo with unmatched scenery. It was used by the Knights of Malta for hunting and today it is a very important area for agriculture. It is one of the best places for a relaxing country walk. The continous sound of running water coming from the springs and aquaducts that line the valley adds to the calming ambience. A chapel dedicated to the Annunciation of Our Lady is found at the entrance of Lunzjata.
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Il-Lunzjata Chapel and Lunzjata Valley
This fertile valley is one of the most picturesque in Gozo with unmatched scenery. It was used by the Knights of Malta for hunting and today it is a very important area for agriculture. It is one of the best places for a relaxing country walk. The continous sound of running water coming from the springs and aquaducts that line the valley adds to the calming ambience. A chapel dedicated to the Annunciation of Our Lady is found at the entrance of Lunzjata.
Gharb Church
Parks & Nature
Daħlet Qorrot is a small inlet nestled between the northern cliffs of Gozo not far from in-Nadur. There is a little pebbly beach to swim off, as well as a quayside and rocks on either side of the bay taking you straight into clear deep water. The cove is used by a small number of fisherman who have turned some caves at the base of the cliffs into boat houses and storage for their fishing gear. The fishermen can often be seen mending their nets or repairing their colourful boats to keep them seaworthy.
Qorrot station
Daħlet Qorrot is a small inlet nestled between the northern cliffs of Gozo not far from in-Nadur. There is a little pebbly beach to swim off, as well as a quayside and rocks on either side of the bay taking you straight into clear deep water. The cove is used by a small number of fisherman who have turned some caves at the base of the cliffs into boat houses and storage for their fishing gear. The fishermen can often be seen mending their nets or repairing their colourful boats to keep them seaworthy.
San Blas Bay is a pretty beach of red sand – a little sister to Ramla Bay. It is accessible from the village of in-Nadur via a narrow road, the last part of which is closed to traffic because it is exceptionally steep. This discourages many people, making San Blas Bay a very peaceful place. It is naturally peaceful too. Located on the North-East coast of the Island, San Blas Bay lies at the end of one of the most beautiful fertile valleys of Gozo, with no buildings to marr the view
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San Blas Beach
San Blas Bay is a pretty beach of red sand – a little sister to Ramla Bay. It is accessible from the village of in-Nadur via a narrow road, the last part of which is closed to traffic because it is exceptionally steep. This discourages many people, making San Blas Bay a very peaceful place. It is naturally peaceful too. Located on the North-East coast of the Island, San Blas Bay lies at the end of one of the most beautiful fertile valleys of Gozo, with no buildings to marr the view
il-Qbajjar (Qbajjar Bay), both easily reached through Marsalforn or iż-Żebbuġ, are two shallow bays right next to each other, with small pebbly beaches and rocky stretches leading into clear blue water. There is excellent swimming here enjoyed by locals and visitors alike and this is also a popular place for diving, especially for beginners. A few fishing boats are based here too and there are a couple of bars and restaurants on the sea front.
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Qbajjar Bay Beach
Triq Santa Marijail-Qbajjar (Qbajjar Bay), both easily reached through Marsalforn or iż-Żebbuġ, are two shallow bays right next to each other, with small pebbly beaches and rocky stretches leading into clear blue water. There is excellent swimming here enjoyed by locals and visitors alike and this is also a popular place for diving, especially for beginners. A few fishing boats are based here too and there are a couple of bars and restaurants on the sea front.
This is Gozo’s, and arguably Malta’s, best beach. A wide stretch of red sand, it is often referred to locally as “Ramla il-Ħamra” – the Red Sandy Beach! Ramla is a wonderful place to swim, snorkel and chill out in the sun.
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Ramla Bay
This is Gozo’s, and arguably Malta’s, best beach. A wide stretch of red sand, it is often referred to locally as “Ramla il-Ħamra” – the Red Sandy Beach! Ramla is a wonderful place to swim, snorkel and chill out in the sun.
The name of this bay literally means “Red beach” and it is an idyllic spot both for swimming and diving. This is one of Gozo’s less discovered swimming areas, frequented by locals and known for the cyrstal clear waters and beautiful coastal surroundings. Of particular interest to experienced divers is the wreck of the deliberately scuttled old Malta-Gozo Ferryboat “ix-Xlendi” which lies in the depths just beyond the bay. A handful of boat houses shelter a few fishing boats in winter
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Xlendi Beach
The name of this bay literally means “Red beach” and it is an idyllic spot both for swimming and diving. This is one of Gozo’s less discovered swimming areas, frequented by locals and known for the cyrstal clear waters and beautiful coastal surroundings. Of particular interest to experienced divers is the wreck of the deliberately scuttled old Malta-Gozo Ferryboat “ix-Xlendi” which lies in the depths just beyond the bay. A handful of boat houses shelter a few fishing boats in winter
Arts & Culture
Aurora Theatre
100 Triq Ir-RepublikaAstra Theatre
Triq ir-RepubblikaBasically, this new museum and cultural centre displays a rich collection of historical and artistic artefacts previously inaccessible to the general public. There is also space for temporary exhibitions and events of cultural expression and development for various target groups.
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Il-Hagar | Heart of Gozo Museum
Triq il-Karita'Basically, this new museum and cultural centre displays a rich collection of historical and artistic artefacts previously inaccessible to the general public. There is also space for temporary exhibitions and events of cultural expression and development for various target groups.
The Folklore Museum is housed in a cluster of late medieval houses within the Citadel – rare survivors from before the arrival of the Knights of St John. The musuem hosts a wide range of exhibits illustrating the local domestic, rural and traditional ways of life. The houses – now interconnected – were probably built for wealthy families in the early 16th century. The architectural features show Sicilian and Catalan influences as well as a sophisticated Late Gothic style. The exhibits on the ground floor relate to rural trades and skills like agriculture and stone-masonry. Traditional agricultural implements, blacksmith’s and carpenter’s tools
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Folklore Museum
Triq Melite Bernardo de OpuoThe Folklore Museum is housed in a cluster of late medieval houses within the Citadel – rare survivors from before the arrival of the Knights of St John. The musuem hosts a wide range of exhibits illustrating the local domestic, rural and traditional ways of life. The houses – now interconnected – were probably built for wealthy families in the early 16th century. The architectural features show Sicilian and Catalan influences as well as a sophisticated Late Gothic style. The exhibits on the ground floor relate to rural trades and skills like agriculture and stone-masonry. Traditional agricultural implements, blacksmith’s and carpenter’s tools
A new museum in l-Għarb, the Ecclesia Mater (Mother Church) Museum has been set-up at the Għarb Collegiate and Basilica complex and hosts an exhibition of sacred arts that reflects the roots of the community of l-Għarb. Exhibits go back as far as the times of the Phoenicians and Arab control of the island, and come right up to the present day. Highlights include Punic pottery found around L-Għarb (important evidence of early settlements in the western part of Gozo) and Arabic and Jewish coins that indicate extensive early trade links. A Papal Bull written in Gothic script in 1774 is one of the most interesting documents and there is an extensive display of church silver including a collect
Museum (girls) Nadur
Parish StreetA new museum in l-Għarb, the Ecclesia Mater (Mother Church) Museum has been set-up at the Għarb Collegiate and Basilica complex and hosts an exhibition of sacred arts that reflects the roots of the community of l-Għarb. Exhibits go back as far as the times of the Phoenicians and Arab control of the island, and come right up to the present day. Highlights include Punic pottery found around L-Għarb (important evidence of early settlements in the western part of Gozo) and Arabic and Jewish coins that indicate extensive early trade links. A Papal Bull written in Gothic script in 1774 is one of the most interesting documents and there is an extensive display of church silver including a collect
The Farmhouse Gallery at Zebbug: The narrow streets of iż-Żebbuġ hide this gem of a private art gallery tucked away in a traditional 350-year-old Gozitan village house. Run by Berlin-born artist, Jörg Böttcher, who has spent some twenty years living and working in Gozo, the gallery offers visitors a marvellous welcome into a private world of colour and calm. Knock on the weathered wooden door with a bronze dolphin knocker and you are likely to hear a cheerful “Please enter! Keys are in the lock”. Within is a beautiful courtyard and a traditional Gozitan home full of contemporary art and a joyful creative atmosphere.
Zebbug station
The Farmhouse Gallery at Zebbug: The narrow streets of iż-Żebbuġ hide this gem of a private art gallery tucked away in a traditional 350-year-old Gozitan village house. Run by Berlin-born artist, Jörg Böttcher, who has spent some twenty years living and working in Gozo, the gallery offers visitors a marvellous welcome into a private world of colour and calm. Knock on the weathered wooden door with a bronze dolphin knocker and you are likely to hear a cheerful “Please enter! Keys are in the lock”. Within is a beautiful courtyard and a traditional Gozitan home full of contemporary art and a joyful creative atmosphere.
From unique 5000-year-old stone carvings to relics of the Phoenician, Roman, Arab and Medieval Christian eras on the island, the Gozo Museum of Archaeology is a small but important window onto the earliest cultures of Gozo up to the arrival of the Knights of St John. Sculptures of human figures from the prehistoric Ġgantija Temple complex and the nearby ix-Xagħra Circle burial site are highlights of the collection. Created before the building of the famous standing stones at Stonehenge, these figures give real insight into the lives of the first Gozitans and their remarkable ability to work with stone
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Gozo Museum of Archaeology
Triq Bieb l-ImdinaFrom unique 5000-year-old stone carvings to relics of the Phoenician, Roman, Arab and Medieval Christian eras on the island, the Gozo Museum of Archaeology is a small but important window onto the earliest cultures of Gozo up to the arrival of the Knights of St John. Sculptures of human figures from the prehistoric Ġgantija Temple complex and the nearby ix-Xagħra Circle burial site are highlights of the collection. Created before the building of the famous standing stones at Stonehenge, these figures give real insight into the lives of the first Gozitans and their remarkable ability to work with stone
Shopping
Arkadia Foodstore (Gozo)
Arkadia Commerial Centre is the only shopping centre in Gozo which opens all week, all day from Monday to Sunday. The foodstore open early from 7.00hrs onwards and all shops close at 20.00hrs. Parking facilities available outside the commercial centre and within the Girls’ College grounds
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Arkadia Commercial Centre
Triq Fortunato MizziArkadia Commerial Centre is the only shopping centre in Gozo which opens all week, all day from Monday to Sunday. The foodstore open early from 7.00hrs onwards and all shops close at 20.00hrs. Parking facilities available outside the commercial centre and within the Girls’ College grounds
The Duke Plaza, the newest shopping centre in Gozo, provides the ultimate one stop shopping experience in the heart of Gozo. With everything housed under one roof, this shopping and leisure centre in Victoria, includes a fully fledged food store with butcher inside, the latest branded retail outlets, the Duke’s Cafe, as well as the convenience of free parking for Customers.
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The Duke Shopping Mall
Triq ir-RepubblikaThe Duke Plaza, the newest shopping centre in Gozo, provides the ultimate one stop shopping experience in the heart of Gozo. With everything housed under one roof, this shopping and leisure centre in Victoria, includes a fully fledged food store with butcher inside, the latest branded retail outlets, the Duke’s Cafe, as well as the convenience of free parking for Customers.
A daily market takes place in Independence Square, also known as It-Tokk, the centre of life in the capital. Here you can buy everything from sea-bass to sun-glasses as well as just browsing and watching the world go by. Other open-air markets take place in In-Nadur on Wednesday mornings and in Ix-Xagħra on Thursday mornings.
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Victoria
A daily market takes place in Independence Square, also known as It-Tokk, the centre of life in the capital. Here you can buy everything from sea-bass to sun-glasses as well as just browsing and watching the world go by. Other open-air markets take place in In-Nadur on Wednesday mornings and in Ix-Xagħra on Thursday mornings.
Jubilee Foods produces Gozitan and Maltese specialities the traditional way with natural fresh ingredients and no additives. At Jubilee Foods the words ‘genuine’ and ‘home-made’ still have their original meaning. Recipes handed down from generation to generation are used to produce a range of frozen, ready-to-cook dishes as well as gourmet artisan jarred products showcasing Gozo farmers’ specialities. Products for sale include: Home-made fruit conserves, Honey, Traditional Maltese Coffee & Gourmet Coffee, Local Liquers, Traditional Sweets, Artisan Savouries, Olive Oils, Traditional Home-made Nanna’s Ravioli, Pies, Pastries, Desserts
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Café Jubilee
Pjazza l-IndipendenzaJubilee Foods produces Gozitan and Maltese specialities the traditional way with natural fresh ingredients and no additives. At Jubilee Foods the words ‘genuine’ and ‘home-made’ still have their original meaning. Recipes handed down from generation to generation are used to produce a range of frozen, ready-to-cook dishes as well as gourmet artisan jarred products showcasing Gozo farmers’ specialities. Products for sale include: Home-made fruit conserves, Honey, Traditional Maltese Coffee & Gourmet Coffee, Local Liquers, Traditional Sweets, Artisan Savouries, Olive Oils, Traditional Home-made Nanna’s Ravioli, Pies, Pastries, Desserts
Essentials
a’ Mena Estate sets out to offer the visitor something beyond the tourist staple of sun and sea – a little insight into what is unique about Gozo – its history, folklore, culture and food. Guests learn about crops, trees and traditional food production and processing. Guided tours are offered around the estate’s vineyards and olive grove followed by wine, olive oil and food tastings. Tours can be arranged any week-day for groups of at least 10 people at 8.00 Euros per person Transport can be organized from anywhere in Gozo and lunch or dinner can also be ordered at 15 Euros per head plus VAT.
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Ta Mena Estate
a’ Mena Estate sets out to offer the visitor something beyond the tourist staple of sun and sea – a little insight into what is unique about Gozo – its history, folklore, culture and food. Guests learn about crops, trees and traditional food production and processing. Guided tours are offered around the estate’s vineyards and olive grove followed by wine, olive oil and food tastings. Tours can be arranged any week-day for groups of at least 10 people at 8.00 Euros per person Transport can be organized from anywhere in Gozo and lunch or dinner can also be ordered at 15 Euros per head plus VAT.
Lidl Gozo
Triq San LeonarduĠordan Lighthouse
Maxokk Bakery is a relatively small family-run bakery located a few roads away from Nadur’s main square in a side street named St James Street. The bakery’s main claim to fame is its traditional ‘ftira’. The ‘ftira’ closely resembles a pizza at first glance; however its unique texture and taste enhance the genuine surprise and culinary appreciation of our esteemed clients.
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Maxokk Bakery
Maxokk Bakery is a relatively small family-run bakery located a few roads away from Nadur’s main square in a side street named St James Street. The bakery’s main claim to fame is its traditional ‘ftira’. The ‘ftira’ closely resembles a pizza at first glance; however its unique texture and taste enhance the genuine surprise and culinary appreciation of our esteemed clients.