Saint Julian's Nightlife

This was the place we went allmost every night for one beer or drink. The music was not so loud and even if there was football at tv, you could speak without shouting and hear your friend ;) It was impossible to find place without football, so it was good if you find some with music playing during the came, and not only tv shouting out loud. One night the music was turned off, I guess it was some more important game then, but luckily we came just before it ended.
They had reasonable priced special beers and some little better drinks not too expensive. With better drinks I mean something else than vodka redbull.. My husband was happy to have GT (Gin and tonic) with around 2 euros!! Maybe not as strong as in Finland, but we don´t drink just to get drank (anymore, getting too old for that ;) ) so who cares.
They also have some foods, but we didn´t try it.

Dress Code: What ever you like!

None of my maps cave a name to this street. When you come fromTriq san Gorg (where most people come from St. Julians buses) and you see Burger King, you will also see the street with lots of neon lights and loud music. If you like that short of music, and want to get drunk cheap, this is your place. But since we hate this music, and we arther have the best possible beer, than cheapest possible beer, and couldn´t even think of drinking a 1 litre jug full of vodka and mixer (witch was 14e cheapest!!!) this was like hell for us. We just walked fast through, when we went to Baysteet shopping centre coupple of times to eat.
There was also some "Gentlemens clubs" as they say. In our mind those men really aren´t gentlemen going there.. ;)

Dress Code: Everything sparkly, tiny and "posh".. We didn´t actually fit in at all :D

This was only place I found at internet by google, when I tried "hard rock Malta, heavy music Malta, rock Malta". We went there at saturday night. It was quite quiet first, but then it came alive. At upper floor the music was hevier. First we sat there, but it felt that we knew none of the bands witch the DJ was playing. Might be that those were local bands. Some songs from Metallica, Ramstein or similar, but mostly only strange ones. But when the night got older, the music got better at downstairs, and it was lots of hard rock and heavy from Bon Jovi to Iron Maiden and even some Finnish bands ;) Nothing too heavy (I don´t care about trash metal, or anything so speedy, where you don´t understand a word of the singing..)
We liked this place a lot, but when we came back at sunday and moday, it was huge disapoitnment! They were playing music like Rod Steward, Toto, Beatles.. Nothing like at saturday. And the place was also empty.. No wonder! The people who like their music at friday and saturday will not go there if they play this kind of music (even if it´s better than todays MTV-musiv of course) and people who want "party party-music" wouldn´t go anyway, so we didn´t quite understand why they changed the style so much!

Dress Code: At saturday most people wear black or dark clothes, but there was also peope with jeans and t-shirts, so I quess it doesn´t matter what you wear ;)

This place is really nice especially if you wish to spend some fun nights with your friends . Here one can have a drink and enjoy Karoke .

You cannot smoke inside obvsiouly but he has chairs outside where you can smoke !

Dress Code: casual

This is one of my favorite places even though it tends to get crowdy at times as the Alley has always been the bar most visited I guess. Sort of, you cannot come to Paceville and miss out from the Alley - its the place where everyone meets I guess that's why.

The bar consists of 4 bars and a small dance floor. The music played is mostly rock however in these last few years they started playing Commercial music as well.

This place closed down now !! Great memories though !!!

Dress Code: Casual

We was after a rock or metal bar in Malta and we found the Coconut Grove by chance, it sells cocktails from Sunday to Thursday for Buy 1 get 1 free but has to be the same cocktail, my boyfriend ordered a cocktail called Darth Vader of all things it included vodak, rum, gin. triple sec, lemon juice, tequilla and jaquermister and whatever you do, dont mix it with the stirrer as its not a pleasant taste afterwards. Another nice one was Long Island Iced Tea with either lime or lemon.

Upstairs is the Remedy Bar and Pool hall.

Great little bar which has outdoor seats where you can people watch.

They play all sorts of music from Guns and Roses, Metallica, Linkin Park, Korn and so forth anyone looking for dance and r and b youre come to the wrong place.

Dress Code: Theres no dress code for this place

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Paceville is a nightlife area only one km away from Radisson SAS hotel (where i stayed), also that much close to other luxury hotels in St Julians (Intercontinental, Hilton...)

There are many cool clubs with various music here - Hawaii bar, Vodka bar, Plush, Hard rock cafe...

This bar/club has a large outdoor area with large white paper-lamps, small wooden huts with white cushions, a cool bar and it also has less interesting indoor area with a small dancefloor (which was totally empty) and a bar. Everyone's outside, sitting near the bar or hanging in the small bungalow-like huts. The atmosphere a mixture of a tropical island and an arabic harem. The place was packed with all kinds of people, most of them were older than 18 (thank God - as I'm 24!). There was a really sweet smell..probably due to the many waterpipes placed on almost every table. The music was a mix of commercial r&b and reggeaton. Crowded place..get here early!

Dress Code: Regular.. wear shirt