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The limestone townhouse in Rabat with a green balcony, a carob tree in the courtyard

Ta' Ġieżu · Rabat · since 2021

Honeystone Rabat

The country kitchen by the gates of Mdina: rabbit slow-cooked in wine, a long Sunday lunch, Maltese wine by the glass, and the fenkata for a whole table in the old cellar.

Opening hours

Restaurant

Tue–Sat
12:00–15:00 · 19:00–22:30
Sun
12:00–16:30

Kitchen

Tue–Sat
12:00–14:30 · 19:00–21:45
Sun
12:00–15:30

Bar & Terrace

Tue–Sat
17:00–23:00
Sun
12:00–17:00

Pastizzeria & Kafè

Tue–Sun
07:30–17:00

Restaurant closed on: Monday.

Open on Malta's public holidays, closed only on Christmas Day. Next holidays: Feast of the Immaculate Conception (8 December 2026), Republic Day (13 December 2026), New Year's Day (1 January 2027), Feast of St Paul's Shipwreck (10 February 2027).

Rooms

  • Dining room

    44 seats · 13 tables

  • Garden courtyard (summer)

    30 seats · 10 tables

  • The old cellar

    16 seats · 1 table

  • Bar & Terrace

    10 seats · QR menu at the table

  • Pastizzeria & Kafè

    26 seats · kiosk and take-away

Only in Rabat

  • Fenek moqli: rabbit fried with garlic and white wine

    24.00

    Origin: Rabbit: Malta, farm-raised

  • Spaghetti biz-zalza tal-fenek: rabbit sauce

    16.50

    Origin: Rabbit: Malta, farm-raised

  • Lamb shoulder, slow-roast, thyme honey, rosemary

    26.00

    Origin: Lamb: Gozo

  • Honey and almond tart, ġbejna ice cream

    9.00
  • Fenkata for the table, per person

    32.00
Three generations at a long Sunday lunch, bowls of rabbit stew and roast potatoes

Where this kitchen shops

A rabbit and vegetable farm on the edge of the countryside · Dingli, Malta

The rabbits for the stuffat and the fenkata, potatoes, onions and the peas for the pastizzi.

At the house: Courtyard with a carob tree and a fig