After-work nibbles and drinks are always a good idea. You know what’s better? Unwinding at a cosy restaurant with friends! Last week I was lucky enough to be invited along by Grazielle from Blog by Grazielle together with Denis and Charlene to experience the newly launched outdoor terrace at Ta’ Marija Restaurant in Mosta.
Ta' Marija Restaurant's history goes a long way but has cemented itself as a reputable traditional Maltese restaurant ever since the beginning and has won several culinary accolades along the way. The Muscats', the family owning the restaurant, had taken other culinary projects before opening Ta' Marija and now, their children continue to pass on the tradition of genuine, hearty Maltese cuisine while still being innovative in the way the food is served, and now, further expanding their horizons with the opening of the outdoor terrace at the same restaurant.
Overlooking the Mosta main road, the terrace is ideal for after-work drinks with friends, a quiet dinner with a significant other or just to enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail a little something to eat while watching life go by. The Mosta Rotunda offers the perfect backdrop to a relaxed evening, and if you happen to visit the restaurant on a themed night, you might as well consider staying for the folklore shows for a truly Maltese experience. I, for one really like the modern vibes of the outdoor terrace and I think they blend really well with the rest of the restaurant decor.
We caught up over a delicious seafood platter accompanied by proseccos and Aperol Spritz and we got to experience the albeit cosy outdoor terrace. The restaurant has an all-round romantic cosy feel and I will definitely be back with my better half for a special occasion dinner date.
Should you want to visit the restaurant yourselves, it is advisable to book in advance. You can also have a look at their menu and extensive, interesting history on their website.
Special thanks go to Ta' Marija Restaurant's management and Grazielle for having me and Gordon Formosa from GoRaw Photography for the pictures.
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