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Cefa Medina is one of the popular ones in the real tourist area and crowded part of Mdina old city. On a late lunch break it did serve very good coffee and pizza.
Updated Aug 20, 2006
Address: Vilegaigon 9
Phone: 451917
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This is wonderful coffee house located in beautiful location on the walls with a beautiful view from its upper level. I guess it’s the best place for a coffee & cake in this island :)
Written Aug 20, 2006
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We stopped there to have lunch – and escape from the midday sun! They have pizza, hamburger, salad, ice, cakes etc. There’s lots of choice and the chicken burger that I had was very good!
Written Aug 12, 2006
Address: 9, Villegaigon Street
Phone: 451917
This cafe makes the best pastries and cakes! And the protions are HUGE
Favorite Dish: All the local pastries are just to die for.
Written Jan 23, 2006
Address: Mdina
Written May 31, 2005
Written Oct 28, 2004
Written Oct 28, 2004
If a little snack is not enough, go to Bacchus. They serve French and international delicacies.
Updated Jul 10, 2003
Address: Inguanez Street
Website: http://www.bacchus.com.mt/
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Fontanella Tea Garden has delicious home made pastizzi and cakes. The view from the terrace is superb.
Favorite Dish: Try their chocolate cake; it´s said to be the best on the islands!
Updated Jul 10, 2003
Address: 1, Bastion Street
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5 Reviews and 81 Opinions I did not stay in this hotel, but I passed by it, when walking through the old town of Mdina. b.t.w....
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