Malta & Gozo · 8 makers and shops

Where to buy local Maltese products (2026)

You can buy local Maltese products straight from the people who make and sell them. MtLocalGoodies lists 8 businesses in 8 towns for sweets & confectionery, coffee roasters, preserves & pantry, charcuterie & cured meats, restaurants, lace & textile and candles & home fragrance. You contact each one yourself, by phone, WhatsApp or a visit. There is no middleman and we take no cut of what you buy. There are also 3 regular markets for fresh food and a food hall, listed below.

Open a name to see what they sell and how to reach them.

Sweets & ConfectioneryĦelu

All Sweets & Confectionery

2 places listed for sweets and confectionery, in Żabbar and Xewkija.

Coffee RoastersKafè

All Coffee Roasters

1 place listed for coffee roasters, in Xagħra.

Preserves & PantryKonservi

All Preserves & Pantry

1 place listed for preserves and pantry, in Attard.

Charcuterie & Cured MeatsLaħam imnixxef

All Charcuterie & Cured Meats

1 place listed for charcuterie and cured meats, in Victoria (Rabat).

RestaurantsRestorant

All Restaurants

1 place listed for restaurants, in Ħamrun.

Lace & TextileBizzilla

All Lace & Textile

1 place listed for lace and textile, in Msida.

Candles & Home FragranceXemgħa

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1 place listed for candles and home fragrance, in Siġġiewi.

Food markets and food halls

What's on

Each one is open on the days shown on its card. Tap a name to see it on our What's on page.

Ta' Qali farmers' market

Every Tuesday and Saturday morning · Next to the Pitkalija, Ta' Qali (moved here for now from 15 September 2026)

Buy fruit and vegetables straight from Maltese farmers. Go early for the best choice.

Marsaxlokk Sunday fish market

Every Sunday · Marsaxlokk seafront

Fresh fish, colourful boats and a long row of stalls by the harbour. Come before 10am.

Morning market, Victoria

Every morning · Savina Square (Pjazza Savina), Victoria, Gozo

A small daily market a short walk up from It-Tokk, in Gozo's capital. Good for a coffee and a look around.

Is-Suq tal-Belt food market

Every day · Merchants Street, Valletta

Valletta's old covered market, now a food hall. Lots of small kitchens under one roof.

Questions about buying local

Where can I buy local Maltese products?

You can buy local Maltese products straight from the people who make and sell them. MtLocalGoodies lists 8 businesses in 8 towns for sweets & confectionery, coffee roasters, preserves & pantry, charcuterie & cured meats, restaurants, lace & textile and candles & home fragrance. You contact each one yourself, by phone, WhatsApp or a visit. There is no middleman and we take no cut of what you buy. There are also 3 regular markets for fresh food and a food hall, listed below.

Which Maltese products can I buy direct from the maker?

On this page: sweets & confectionery (2), coffee roasters (1), preserves & pantry (1), charcuterie & cured meats (1), restaurants (1), lace & textile (1) and candles & home fragrance (1). The number is how many places are listed for each.

Where do I find sweets and confectionery in Malta and Gozo?

At Ta' Pavia Confectionery in Żabbar and Katierra in Xewkija. Each name opens its own page with the contact details the business has given us.

Where are the regular food markets?

Ta' Qali farmers' market: every Tuesday and Saturday morning, at Next to the Pitkalija, Ta' Qali (moved here for now from 15 September 2026). Marsaxlokk Sunday fish market: every Sunday, at Marsaxlokk seafront. Morning market, Victoria: every morning, at Savina Square (Pjazza Savina), Victoria, Gozo. Is-Suq tal-Belt food market: every day, at Merchants Street, Valletta.

Do I pay MtLocalGoodies when I buy something?

No. You pay the business directly. We are a directory, not a shop, and we take no commission on a sale.