Whaligoe Steps Café And

Interesting place to visit, climb down the stairs to the cove, u need to be fit to get back up! Worth a visit but parking can be an issue if it's busy.

Lovely little cafe near the 300 steps down to the old boat dock. Both the cafe and area is worth a visit. Plenty of food options available and friendly staff.

An extroardinary place, walk the steps down and try to imagine what life has looked like over 100 years ago or even longer. Head back upstairs and have a snack or a drink at the café with fabulous views over sea. View menu

beautiful view from top and bottom. ascending is much easier than ascending. cafe is only open Thursday-Sonay, which was a little disappointing. there are no toilets and no discreet bits where you could pee outside.

I stumbled upon this place by accident and was pleasantly surprised to find a decent selection of vegan food. They offer a variety of small vegan plates and salads, but the standout dish was the vegan miso ramen, which was one of the best I've ever had, even compared to those in Japan. I highly recommend trying both the ramen and dukka with their freshly baked bread (great for taking home later). The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about their menu, including budget options. Vegan and vegetarian dishes are clearly marked with a "V" and ingredients are listed in the menu.

We had an early dinner at this restaurant and were amazed by the delicious food. They serve Maltese and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as desserts and cakes. Everything is made with fresh ingredients by a skilled chef. The menu includes a variety of vegan dishes and the staff is knowledgeable about veganism. All dishes are homemade, so there is no need to worry about ingredients. We tried the homemade bread with dukkah, baba ganoush, and pistachio-basil dip, and everything was outstanding and fresh. We look forward to coming back to try more vegan options. Highly recommend this place! View menu

We had an early dinner at this place and were blown away from the amazing food. This place makes Maltese and Mediterranean food, as well as knights and cakes / candy. Everything is fresh and the cook is very talented. There are many vegan dishes on the menu and veganism is very well understood. Everything is homemade so they know what's in there: no need to be careful in this place. We ordered the homemade bread (for dying!!, dukkah, baba ganoush and pistachio-basil diving. Everything was fantastic and so fresh! Would like to come back and taste the other vegan dishes. Very recommended!

We had an early dinner at this restaurant and were extremely impressed by the delicious food. They serve Maltese and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as ramen and desserts. Everything is freshly prepared by a skilled chef. The menu offers many vegan options, all of which are well thought out. Since everything is made in-house, there is no need to worry about hidden ingredients. We ordered the homemade bread (incredible!), dukkah, baba ganoush, and pistachio-basil dip, all of which were amazing and full of flavor. We look forward to returning to try more of their vegan dishes. We highly recommend this place!

I stumbled upon this restaurant by chance and was pleasantly surprised by the variety of vegan options available. While the selection of small vegan plates and salads was nice, the standout was definitely the vegan miso ramen. It was one of the best I've ever had, rivaling those I've had in Japan. I highly recommend trying both the ramen and the dukka with their freshly baked bread (perfect for taking home as well). The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about the ingredients, as they are also the owners. Vegan and vegetarian dishes are marked with a "V" on the menu, and the ingredients are listed as well. View menu