Sunday Lunch, the Maltese Way

The dining room at Gozitan on a busy evening, St Julian’s

In Malta, Sunday lunch is a family event. Long, generous and unhurried, the way we serve it every week at Gozitan.

Sunday lunch in Malta is not a quick meal. It is a gathering, often the highlight of the week, where families settle in around a long table and stay for hours.

A table for the whole family

We built Gozitan for exactly this. Generous portions, traditional dishes like rabbit stew and slow-braised lamb, and a pace that lets you linger. Bring everyone, and let the afternoon unfold the way it should.

A Maltese Sunday is measured in hours at the table, not minutes.

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Sunday lunch in Malta is not a quick meal. It is a gathering, often the highlight of the week, where families settle in around a long table and stay for hours.

A table for the whole family

We built Gozitan for exactly this. Generous portions, traditional dishes like rabbit stew and slow-braised lamb, and a pace that lets you linger. Bring everyone, and let the afternoon unfold the way it should.

A Maltese Sunday is measured in hours at the table, not minutes.

Reserve a table

Traditional Maltese cuisine served at Gozitan, St Julian’s
Traditional Maltese cuisine served at Gozitan, St Julian’s
Dining room wall and lamps at Gozitan, St Julian’s