The Bridge Bar
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attractions: Upper Barrakka, Upper Barrakka Gardens, Triton Fountain, St. John's Co-Cathedral, City Gate, Valletta City Gate, Lower Barrakka, Lower Barrakka Gardens, The Valletta Waterfront, National War Museum - Fort St Elmo, restaurants: Caffe Cordina, Sotto Pinsa Romana Valletta, San Paolo Naufrago, Zero Sei Trattoria Romana, Nenu The Artisan Baker Valletta, AKI, Palazzo Preca Restaurant, Rampila Restaurant, Sally Port Pizzeria, Legligin Restaurant
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We found this place by accident, but we decided to sit there because we liked the atmosphere and the candles. It was quiet and the prices were very very good. We would totally return there if we stayed in Malta for longer. The only problem was the cockroaches. They were many of them and but they didn't bother us. We even had some laughs about them. In addition to this, I don't think that the bar can do much about them, since the tables are outside. However, if you are scared of bugs beware, because you will definitely meet some of them! Overall, I recommend this place to couples and friends who want to relax, have a beer and talk quietly.
Evangelia PetrakiEvangelia Petraki
10
Definitely not what's expected of a place in such a beautiful location. We attempted to book a few tables for a larger group of people (18) and when we tried to add 2 more people strategically to keep in line with COVID19 measures, we were basically told to tell them not to come. Needless to say, we fit them in. The staff were also very rude on the night and while they did try to accommodate us, they weren't exactly polite about it. Finally, it all came down to the bill. A good amount spent in total for 3 tables, yet no itemised receipt was given. When we asked for one, it was impossible to get one. For all we know, they could have added whatever they wanted to our bill. It was basically impossible to split it properly between all of us, especially when some on our tables didn't have a platter or had specific types of drinks. The bar only accepts cash or revolut which proved difficult as nobody really carries cash anymore. This bar is basically a money laundering or tax evasion machine. Avoid like COVID19.
Danny MuscatDanny Muscat
20
Pretentious place which looks good on instagram perhaps. The choice of drinks is limited, no meals only platters which collect the most basic cheese types which can be pirchased in any grocery store. We came here twice the same week and both times were told by waiter to resit and take table for two (instead of table for 4) - first time he sent us to other side of the bridge where waiter comes once per year, second time he moved me few metres aside to the staircase while more than half of the tables in the bar was completely empty. The mixed drinks are priced better than in other places, but once you get them you know why. That mango mojito and raspberry mojito saw bottle of rum from the train maybe. The place says “jazz” everywhere even on its platter menu, but inside plays some electro pop, so besides friday live jazz as I read here, I dont know what is jazzy about this place. Thanks, I will avoid next time.
Tomas PTomas P
40
Ordered an aperol spritz (emphasis on the SPRITZ!!!!) and it was completely flat on the first sip. By the time the waiter came by I asked for a replacement and then the manager came out and said it’s because I let the ice melt… Who waits for the ice in their aperol to melt before drinking it in 30c heat? (The fact that the ice has already melted before anyone came by is maybe a representation of the service?) “I’ll make you a fresh one but just don’t let the ice melt this time… it’s a fresh Prosecco” Brought out another flat aperol made with what tastes more like white wine than Prosecco. Everyone else around had exactly the same disappointing look on their faces at first sip but no waiter around again. It was funny. We paid and left.
DaffyDaffy
10
I rarely give one star however I saved this place from my previous trip to Malta and wanted to try and check it out as last time it was closed. To my surprise, again it was closed even though an update on there Facebook page that very same day states they are open from 7pm Mon-Sat. We weren't the only ones as we saw another group after us turn around. It is just poor management and no one likes wasting there time on holiday.
Daniel GinefraDaniel Ginefra
00
The Bridge Bar: Jazz ao vivo às sextas-feiras. Um bar, com bebidas e tábuas de petiscos, diferente e super agradável, acompanhado de ótima música!! Tem que reservar!! Super programa para as noites de sexta em Valletta.
Marianna MuzziMarianna Muzzi
10
Nearby Attractions Of The Bridge Bar
Upper Barrakka
Upper Barrakka Gardens
Triton Fountain
St. John's Co-Cathedral
City Gate
Valletta City Gate
Lower Barrakka
Lower Barrakka Gardens
The Valletta Waterfront
National War Museum - Fort St Elmo

Upper Barrakka
4.7
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Upper Barrakka Gardens
4.7
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Triton Fountain
4.7
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St. John's Co-Cathedral
4.7
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Bridge Bar
Caffe Cordina
Sotto Pinsa Romana Valletta
San Paolo Naufrago
Zero Sei Trattoria Romana
Nenu The Artisan Baker Valletta
AKI
Palazzo Preca Restaurant
Rampila Restaurant
Sally Port Pizzeria
Legligin Restaurant

Caffe Cordina
4.1
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Sotto Pinsa Romana Valletta
4.7
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San Paolo Naufrago
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Zero Sei Trattoria Romana
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