The Mdina Experience

I loved the decor and the running water inside, very castle like, some might find it bit cringe but not me! Service was great and food was very nice too! Prices are very reasonable and there are plenty vegetarian options!

We visited just the restaurant. Quite friendly staff but sometimes little bit too friendly. Cesar salad is massive and quite tasty (2 people had nice maeal) teriyaki wrap in other hand was just looking beautiful and plenty of meat but the taste was just unbeatable. The meat inside this beautiful looking dish was without the flavor like it was cooking for two days in some kind a sauce which was no where near teriyaki.

We stayed in Mdina for 4 days and visited the cafe of the Mdina Experience every day. They serve great cocktails and nice food. The staff is extremely friendly and the location, on a little square, is great. We were recognized by the staff from our second visit onwards and felt very much at home, thanks to Ajay and the staff.

1st of all - I’m rating the restaurant not the exhibition!! 2) Place is really lovely located, they serve really good Home Malta Vine (or how was it called). So if you want to have a drink in a lovely location- go there. 3) restaurant service friendly but we had to wait a bit too long until someone noticed that we’re done with food and our glasses are empty. 4) We ordered Maltese Salad (I’m disappointed - served with no dressing - looked good but SO DRY, if they didn’t give us olive, vinegar balsámico, salt and pepper it would be uneatable like that. Ingredients like Maltese sausage and veggies fresh and tasty but mixed together without a dressing unfortunately not). 5) my friend ordered tuna wrap, asking waitress like 3 times to notice that she doesn’t want OLIVES in. Guess what? There were so many of them, she ate like a half of her food and was so disappointed. Fortunately she’s not allergic to olives. And tuna wasn’t too good unfortunately. Two stars for wine and location. We left the tip because it’s not waiter’s fault that kitchen gives visitors not too good experience but please, if someone asks about something - try to make it possible or warn that it’s impossible.

Pretty good. The experience is actually a movie of quite poor resolution that presents mainly Malta’s general history. I would like to and I expected (as entitled) to learn more about Mdina. It lasts half an hour and it starts at full hours. End of October we didn’t have to wait, the hall was not even half full.

Great ambiance! Service is relatively fast and portions are on the bigger size of things. All in all, combined with the location the prices are great value for your money The only thing I would love to see implemented for a cafe that says they offer a "medieval experience" is old looking plates, wooden or steel jugs for all drinks and no, or just very basic cutlery.

I stopped by here for a coffee. Really nice outdoor ambiance, perfect for enjoying the sun in the heart of Mdina. The staff is very friendly, especially the curly-haired blonde lady :)

Quite interesting cinematic dive into Mdina's history. The video is translated into many languages, including Greek. It was a pleasantl thirty-minute escape from the outside heat, offering a relaxing and comfortable break from the day’s walking.