This harbourside kiosk is south of Sliema, in Ta'Xbiex, and is a great choice for a cheap meal with the locals. It's right by the waterfront, so it's scenic too. It's ideal for families, with a greasy-spoon-style menu ranging from sandwiches to full meals of pork chops or fish and chips.
Bus Stop Kiosk
Sliema, St Julian’s & Paceville
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