Food & drink
Coming soon! Ta’ Kris Restaurant set to move from Sliema to new home in Gzira
The restaurant banner was seen at The Strand in Gzira

Lyndsey Grima

Ta’ Kris, one of Sliema’s most beloved restaurants known for its authentic Maltese cuisine and charming rustic décor, will soon be relocating to Gzira. The restaurant banner was seen at The Strand in Gzira.

For years, the restaurant has occupied a unique space set within one of the oldest and largest former bakeries in Sliema, offering guests not only traditional flavours but also a warm, nostalgic atmosphere.

The restaurant’s distinctive character, from its old-coloured Maltese tiles and warm-hued walls to its dark wood furnishings, created a homely setting that complemented its home-style cooking. Under the direction of Chef Proprietor Chris, Ta’ Kris has built a loyal following thanks to its hearty, homemade dishes such as the traditional bragioli, thick beef stew, haruf il-forn, amongst others.

More details about the official opening date in Gzira are yet to be released. For now, patrons can still enjoy Ta’ Kris in Sliema while awaiting to bring the taste of Malta to a new home.

Have you ever dined at Ta' Kris Restaurant?

10th April 2025


Lyndsey Grima
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Lyndsey Grima
Lyndsey has always been passionate about all things content. She keeps her storytelling skills sharp by exercising physically as she’s a fitness buff and also mentally as she enjoys reading and travelling.

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