Across the Grand Harbour
The quayat Senglea
Across the Grand Harbour from Valletta, on the waterfront of the middle one of the Three Cities. The boats are moored a few metres from the tables.
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Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Three ways to arrive
On foot, from the ferry
The Three Cities ferry crosses from Valletta and lands in Bormla, at the head of the creek. Senglea’s waterfront is a short walk along the water from there.
By water, straight across
Traditional dgħajsa boats cross the Grand Harbour from the Valletta waterfront and drop you on the Three Cities side. Crossing times are being confirmed.
By car, on to the peninsula
Senglea is a narrow peninsula with narrow streets, reached by road from Bormla. Where to park, and how busy it gets on summer evenings, is being confirmed.
When the kitchen is open
| Day | Lunch | Dinner |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Closed | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12pm – 3pm | 6pm – 10pm |
| Wednesday | 12pm – 3pm | 6pm – 10pm |
| Thursday | 12pm – 3pm | 6pm – 10pm |
| Friday | 12pm – 3pm | 6pm – 10pm |
| Saturday | 12pm – 3pm | 6pm – 10pm |
| Sunday | 12pm – 3pm | 6pm – 10pm |
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Make an evening of it
Most people pair dinner with a walk round the Three Cities. Three places within ten minutes of the table.
Fort St Angelo
Directly across the creek on the Birgu side. Worth an afternoon before dinner.
The Senglea promenade
Out to the Gardjola gardens at the point, and the view back across to Valletta.
Birgu waterfront
The marina and the old streets behind it, ten minutes on foot around the creek.
Dinner first, then the long way round the creek.
