Valletta cafe — Restaurant in Wigan

This was a lovely little cafe but it is indeed little. There is limited space if you have a pram. We coincidentally went in with a travel stroller that we could close off and put in a corner but we would not have managed with our pram. However, staff were very friendly and food was delicious. I did find the menu confusing, in the sense that I was not sure what the theme of the menu was (if this makes sense), because I somewhat expected a lot of Maltese food but this was very limited. Nonetheless, the food was clearly prepared with love and care and it was simple full of taste. We even had a dessert for take away and it was gorgeous as well.

We will most definitely...

I Came on a Saturday morning around 9:45, there was only three other people in the cafe. I ordered the only size of breakfast available and waited for the next 25 minutes. The breakfast looked great visually. Unfortunately then I tried it, eggs cold and solid, one lukewarm piece of the thinnest bacon I’ve seen. Mushrooms were cold and so chewy, overall It was not by any means awful some of the other items were okay but after a 25 minute wait it was placed infront of me without a word being said and I was left disappointed. Judging by other reviews maybe I caught it on a bad day. I Wouldn’t write it off as a place to go, but It wouldn’t be my...

Valletta was recommended to me by another local business when I asked where I could find a great cup of coffee locally, and their recommendation couldn't have been better. One of the best cups of coffee I've had in a long time, and a delicious cookie. I can tell that this coffee shop is very popular locally, and justifiably so. The owner, an extremely beautiful Palestinian lady was kind enough to chat with me about her country for long after she should have shut up shop and kicked me out. This alone made the visit far more memorable and significant. Regardless of the excellent conversation, visit if only for the superb coffee and...