Best restaurants according Members

Bacchus	Mdina	9.67
Zen	St. Julian's	9.50
Ta’ Marku Kafe and Wine Bar	Naxxar	9.50
Blue Elephant	St. Julian's	9.33
Tal-Familja	Marsaskala	9.33
Da Pippo	Valletta	9.33
Diwan’s	Bugibba	9.00
De Mondion	Mdina	9.00
Assaggi	St. Julian's	9.00
San Giuliano	St. Julian's	9.00

Top Events according Members

Zabbar Music Festival	Zabbar	10.00
The Vocal People -Back!	Ta' Qali	10.00
2014 Vodafone Malta Marathon	Mdina	10.00
ALARME 2014	Birgu	10.00
2014 In Guardia Parade	Birgu	10.00
Sunset Sundays at Numero Uno	Ta' Qali	10.00
Rhythms of Concertinas	Valletta	10.00
Vivanda – Taste the Med	Ta' Qali	10.00
Classical Ensemble	Valletta	10.00
2011 Christmas Concert - Malta Philharmonic Orchestra	Zebbug	10.00

Public services in Malta, all the services available to the general public

There are a number of services available to the general public in Malta, ranging from administrative, diplomatic and support services to policing and postal services. Most of these services are offered for free, while others are offered at minimal charges.

Government institutions

The Government in Malta is made up of ministries and departments, and a number of other governing bodies and autonomous authorities. Each Ministry is led by an administrative person, known as the Permanent Secretary, who directs the ministry and its departments and divisions. The Ministries have an important role in enacting the policies agreed upon in Parliament, by creating systems and enforcing laws.

Social services

The Maltese government offers a number of social services for those in need; for those who need support to deal with alcohol, drugs and gambling addictions, for disabled persons and their families, for the poor, and for those who are suffering any type of physical or emotional abuse.

Embassies and Consulates

There are a number of foreign embassies and consuls in Malta, who are ready to help and protect their compatriots in case they find themselves in any difficulties or unpleasant situations. Embassies help greatly in trade and travelling issues, so they are an ideal partner if you plan to move to another country.

Local Councils

Local councils are the local administrative body of towns and villages in Malta.

There are 68 local councils in all, 54 in Malta and 14 in Gozo. The main responsibilities revolve around the upkeep of towns, maintaining a clean environment, upgrading roads, and dealing with waste. Many councils organize local events for the residents, ranging from courses to festivals and concerts.

Post offices

MaltaPost is the operator of the postal service in Malta; offering daily distribution of letters and packages to households and businesses in every village in Malta and Gozo. There is a post office (or a sub-post office) in every locality, and you can find their details on the menu on the right.

Policing and police stations

The Malta Police Force is one of the oldest in the World, aiming to keep up the security of the nation and ensuring safety for the Maltese community. There is a police station in every locality, while the Mobile Squad and the Traffic Unit roam around in their cars and motorcycle to ensure a good presence of policemen on the roads.