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Wow! EL&N London to bring chic café experience to Malta with plans for multiple locations
The first outlet is confirmed to open at the upcoming St George’s Mall.

Lyndsey Grima

The chic lifestyle brand and café, EL&N London, is set to make its debut in Malta through a newly signed partnership with db Group. Renowned for its vibrant pink interiors and distinctive menu, EL&N London has become a favourite among social media enthusiasts.

Several EL&N cafés are planned for Malta, with the first location confirmed at the upcoming St George’s Mall. This mall is part of db Group's contentious development in St George's Bay, St Julian’s, on the former site of the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS). The development also includes residential units and Malta’s first five-star Hard Rock Hotel.

Founded in 2017 by Alexandra Miller in Mayfair, Park Lane, EL&N London has since expanded to various global cities, including Paris, Dubai, and locations across Europe, East Asia, and the MENA region.

The new cafés will feature a variety of offerings, including pastries, a day dining menu, speciality coffee, alternative lattes, mocktails, and other beverages.

Have you ever visited an EL&N café before?

17th June 2024


Lyndsey Grima
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