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Timetable
For a drink during the day, with or without a sweet, choose from seafront kiosks, cafeterias or classic cafés, generally open from 10 a.m. in the most touristy locations, or earlier if they are also frequented by Maltese breakfasters. In the evening, Valletta's addresses close around midnight or a little later on weekends. For even longer evenings, head for the Sliema and St Julian's districts, obviously in the Paceville area.
What's very local
Near Valletta, the Sliema and St Julian's districts boast the largest number of pubs, due to the British clientele. The island isn't bursting at the seams with tea rooms, but the cafeterias provide just the right amount of snacks. It's more usual to buy a pastry or an ice-cream in a store and then relax in a garden or by the sea.