A delicious Maltese delicacy! Here are the top 10 places for pastizzi - according to locals
You simply cannot visit Malta without trying one of the island’s top foods, aka pastizzi!
Typically stuffed with ricotta cheese or mashed peas, pastizzi are a diamond shape savoury pastry that are simply loved by many tourists and locals alike.
One would typically find these foods in little take–away shops alongside the streets of Malta, locally known as pastizzeriji.
But who makes the best ones?
In an effort to find Malta’s best place for pastizzi, we have asked GuideMeMalta’s readers where their go to spots are and here are the results!
Ta’ Roger, Zejtun
This is by far, the place who got the most votes. The freshly made pastizzi from Ta’ Roger have often been dubbed as being the absolute best!
Serkin Crystal Palace, Rabat
Located right outside the historic city of Mdina, this pastizzerija is open 24 hours, seven days a week.
Ta’ Sidor, Hal- Qormi
Found in Hal-Qormi, otherwise known as the home of Malta’s best bakers, this pastizzerija is one of the oldest in Malta.
Premier, Mosta
Need an energy boost after spending the afternoon exploring the impressive rotunda in Mosta? Head to Premier for a pastizz or two!
Pupcy, Valletta
If you’re exploring all the beauty Malta’s capital city has to offer, one also has to head Pupcy to try this delicious Maltese delicacy.
Marilu’s, Siggiewi
Not only are Marilu’s a great spot for lunch, they are also known for their unique twist of Malta beloved pastizzi.
Peristyle, Rabat
For that true home-made feel, head down to Peristyle restaurant in Rabat to taste their fresh pastizzi.
Four T’s, Ghaxaq
Located in a quiet town in the South of Malta, Four T's have some incredibly delicious pastizzi and bonus, they’re also known to make a great pizza.
Jeff’s Pastizzeria, Various locations
You simply cannot go wrong with this chain pastizzerija, found across many different towns in Malta.
Mc Sims, Various locations
Another chain found in my different villages and towns in Malta, offering some amazing classic pastizzi. They have even expanded abroad and have a shop in Cardiff, Wales.
Which pastizzi filling do you prefer?