Stopped by for a quick lunch and ended up staying longer than planned. The vegetarian curry was proper homemade, not the usual watery stuff. Owner came over for a chat while I was eating&mdash;genuinely friendly, made the place feel welcoming. Portions are decent for the price too. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back to try the salads.

Sicilian food done right. Had the caponata with fish &mdash; really good. Tiramisu was a solid finish too. Place is small, got a bit busy but fine. If you&#39;re into proper Sicilian flavours, this works.

Big portions, that&rsquo;s for sure. Went for the angus burger and stewed rabbit&mdash;both solid picks. Roasted potatoes and grilled veg came out a bit soggy, more boiled than roasted. Red wine was average at best. Fine for a casual dinner if you&rsquo;re nearby and hungry. Nothing fancy, but you won&rsquo;t leave hungry.

Been coming here for a while now, and the garden seating is what keeps me coming back. It&#39;s just so quiet and green, even when the place is busy. Food&#39;s decent, but yeah, you might wait a bit longer than you&#39;d like. Still, I don&#39;t mind it for a relaxed evening.

Gluten-free pizza was decent, not gonna lie. Place was way too hot though, and they were clearly understaffed. Had to flag someone down just to get menus. Order got mixed up too, but the waitress handled it politely. Portions are big, that&#39;s a plus. Food&#39;s just okay. Quick bite if you&#39;re in the area, but don&#39;t expect much.

The service was the highlight, honestly. Our waitress knew her stuff about gluten-free options and double-checked everything for my celiac needs. Felt really looked after without being hovered over. Only tiny thing, we waited a bit for the bill at the end. But the care with the food safety part? That meant a lot.

Came with a big group and the shot trays were solid value. Service stayed quick even when it got busy. Only thing&mdash;seats near the window are a bit tight, but fine for a casual stop.

Came here with a couple of friends and the Turkish tea on the house was such a nice touch. Food arrived fast and was fresh. Cozy spot for a casual catch-up 😊

Self-service place with a big spread. Good if you&#39;re with a group. Gets proper busy after 2pm though, hard to find a seat. Food was decent, nothing fancy but plenty of choice. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the pasta and it was solid. Seasoned well, came out fast. Staff didn&#39;t mess around, got me in and out. Place was busy but they handled it. Maybe a bit cramped but for a quick bite that&#39;s fine. Good spot if you&#39;re in a hurry.

The spaghetti carbonara here is legit. Creamy without being heavy, and the guanciale actually tastes smoked, not just salty. Portion&rsquo;s big enough that I didn&rsquo;t need a starter. Price was fair for what you get. Only thing is the pasta could&rsquo;ve been a touch firmer, but I&rsquo;d still order it again.

Stopped by for a late afternoon bite and grabbed a seat outside. The seafood platter was fresh, went well with a chilled glass of Vermentino. Sunset view from the terrace is hard to beat. Service stayed on point even as it got busier. Only hiccup, they forgot the bread basket until I asked. Still, a solid spot to unwind with a drink.

Cafe Jubilee is a wonderful place to stop when exploring Victoria, Gozo. Located in the heart of Independence Square, it has a charming atmosphere that blends traditional Maltese character with a cosy European caf&eacute; feel.The interior is full of character, with vintage touches, warm lighting and a relaxed ambience that makes it a great spot for coffee, lunch or an evening drink. The location is perfect after visiting the Citadel, allowing you to sit back and take in the atmosphere of old Gozo.The service was friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience feel authentic rather than just a tourist stop.A lovely place to experience the slower pace and charm of Gozo. Highly recommended if you are visiting Victoria.

Fresh seafood and pasta done right. Sat by the marina and just watched the boats while eating. Service was friendly, quick enough. Wine list decent too.

Stopped by for lunch after mass. Veal on the bone was decent, plenty for two people. Came with fries and a small salad. Kids had pizza, no complaints there. Nothing fancy but it fills you up. Price was fair for what you get. Place gets busy around noon, so come a bit early if you want a quiet table.

The Maltese sharing platter was a solid pick&mdash;rabbit and cheese, both fresh. Portions felt right for the price. Only thing, the seating near the window was a bit cramped, but the place itself has a nice casual vibe. I&rsquo;d probably come back for that platter again.

The pizza and pasta here are consistently good. I liked the little Italian photos and memorabilia on the walls, gave me something to look at while I waited. My table was comfortable, not too cramped. Service was friendly and quick. Only thing is it got a bit noisy when it filled up, but that&#39;s fine. I&#39;d come back for a relaxed meal.

The prawn tartare was seriously good, super creative. Staff left me alone but were always there when I needed them, which I appreciated as a solo diner. Free little nibbles were a nice bonus too.

The beef wrap was 8 euros. Tasted good, meat was tender, sauce had a bit of kick. Pricey for what it is though, could get a bigger one elsewhere for less. Fine if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t mind paying a bit extra.

Food was solid, but service really depends on the day. First time our waiter was super attentive, second time we could barely flag him down for the bill. Still, the food made it worth it.

Stopped by for lunch, got seated right away. Greek salad was fresh, sea bream grilled nicely. Lamb had good spice to it. Server Rayhan took care of us well. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Sashimi was fresh, no complaints there. Buffet spread is huge, typical Asian spot. Place gets packed though, book a table first.

Solid cappuccino and the pistachio croissant was really good. Sat near the window, plenty of room to relax. Service was friendly without hovering. Would stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The rabbit stew was proper comfort food. Rich sauce, meat fell off the bone. Place has that unpretentious vibe, mostly locals which I liked. Only thing is it got a bit warm inside when it filled up. But honestly, that stew made up for it.

Nice view, food was okay. Service felt a bit all over the place though. Got our food last even though we ordered first. Calamari wasn&#39;t crispy either. 😕

Great spot for drinks with friends, that view is hard to beat. Staff were super friendly. Food was a bit hit or miss though, beef olives were great but the fish was meh. Toilets could use some work 😅

Service was genuinely friendly, not the fake kind. Burger came out a bit overdone but the whole vibe made up for it. Easy stop if you&#39;re staying at the hotel upstairs.

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