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Practical information : Take a break Malta
Timetable
To have a drink during the day, accompanied or not by a sweet, you can choose between the kiosks by the sea, the cafeterias or the classic cafés, generally open from 10 am for the most touristic places, earlier if they are also frequented by Maltese people who have breakfast there. For the after hours, it will be necessary to head for the Sliema or St Julian's districts
What's very local
Near Valletta, the Sliema and St Julian districts have the largest number of pubs, a British clientele. The island is not crammed with tea rooms but the cafeterias provide what is needed to taste. It is rather usual to buy a pastry or an ice cream in a shop to go and sit in a garden or at the seaside