Shoreditch Bar and Kitchen — Restaurant in Saint Julian's

You can either pre-book a table, especially if you're a large group, or you can just turn up and see if they have any spaces, which they usually do on a weekday night. It's closed on Tuesdays. If it's busy with no tables available, you wait in the queue outside but if there's space, they sit you down either outdoors or indoors. There's usually loud music playing from a CD and a TV screen inside playing something silently. They hand you the food and drinks menu on a card, and a dessert/pancake, which is on a whiteboard written in dry chalk. They give you some time to order but someone comes over if you give them a shout or they see your menus are closed. Drinks, they can get for you or you can just take them out of the fridge if it's a soft drink or water. Very friendly staff who like to joke around and are happy to accommodate your needs. At the end, you can either ask for a bill or pay at the till. Minimum of €10 if paying by card and you have the option of everyone paying separately for what they ordered if you're a...

Shoreditch in St. Julian’s is an absolute must-visit for anyone who loves amazing food and a vibrant atmosphere! The East London Special is a standout—it’s a flavor-packed masterpiece that truly lives up to its name. The combination of fresh ingredients and creative flair makes it unforgettable.

The vibe of the place is just as impressive. With its urban-chic design and lively energy, it’s like stepping into a piece of East London right in the heart of Malta. The staff are friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about providing a great experience.

Whether you're here for a casual lunch, a night out with friends, or just to try something unique, Shoreditch delivers on all fronts. Highly recommend the East London Special—it’s worth...

Went here for brunch, be warned they stop serving from the brunch menu by midday. We had the full English and the French toast. Full English was really good and you can add 2 proper hash brown for an e tea euro, The French toast was ok, but was normal thin sliced bread dipped, fried and covered in way too much syrup. Now I know Malta is an island but you’d do much better finding a better bread, giving less slices and less syrup so it’s actually not as sweet, But other than that, we enjoyed brunch here and would go back to try something else like the...