Great restaurant and they look after solo diners - A visit to this restaurant is highly recommended We visited on a Friday evening and received a very warm welcome. We started with delicious bread then I ate the... read more black cod with hummus and nectarine amber followed by the Maltese Trio for dessert. Both are highly recommended. The wine list had a comprehensive selection of local wines and advice was on hand to help you choose the best one for your meal The staff were attentive throughout our visit It was lovely to see someone dining alone there and having a good time. Having dined out alone on many occasions I find some restaurants make you feel comfortable and this is one of them. Lastly the restaurant is in a side street and their prices are very reasonable

  Maltese dishes, with style - We were a group of four at Adesso on a Friday night. We booked ahead - important in Valletta for most good restaurants. I had been before, several... read more years ago and enjoyed it then but it has since been redecorated. There are Maltese tiles on the floor and the walls are a deep blue, resulting in a more grand yet cosier experience. A waiter brought a delicious selection of warm fresh bread to the table and we then had a selection of starters. I had the salmon, which was delicate and fresh. The arancini was also a hit. For main course, most of us chose the rabbit We all really enjoyed it. Despite it being the national dish, I often don’t. But this was lovely and meaty, served on the bone. It had a delicious sauce and fabulous chunky chips to soak it up in. We then chose the imqaret and helwa dessert. Adored the former, found the latter too sweet for me. Many of the dishes on the menu were traditional Maltese recipes, but with a modern twist, which was nice as we had two visitors to Malta on our table. The other lovely thing we experienced was that the waiter would check in with us to see if we were ready for the second course. It meant we didn’t feel rushed and felt we could savour our food and the company,

  Wonderful birthday dinner! - Last week my fiancé and I had dinner at Adesso. The restaurant had caught our eye several times whilst walking in Valletta and stumbled upon it even throughout trip advisor... read more with great reviews. The restaurant is cosy and romantic, whilst in a quiet street with very few people and cars passing by, thus great views with none of the loud interrupting noises outside. We could talk very easily with one another as the atmosphere and music inside were balanced really well. Staff: very friendly. Service: very efficient and flowing Food: the most delicious meal we had at a restaurant The complementary starter included a maltese traditional food which was great. The main course was delicious and the dessert was a great surprise as it complemented the level of the food, and not just a store bought dessert on a fancy plate. Would highly recommend!

  Quirky but nice - Quirky but very nice - we were seated at a nice table inside. We had to ask for a menu and when the maitre de came to us for... read more our food order we had to ask for drinks. Not a brilliant start but all plain sailing after that. A short but very interesting menu with a couple of similar specials. Ore starters included delicious onion topped and local bread. Our starters included ‘pulled rabbit bau buns’ which were absolutely delicious and I would recommend highly. Four buns for €13 was far too many though. Two would have been plenty. Mains were nice too, my rabbit was excellent and my sons sea bream special was perfectly cooked. We ordered a traditional Maltese mixed pudding which was amazing and accompanied by a complimentary pistachio cake too, in fact all the puddings were given to us complimentary which was a nice touch along with a free Maltese Disderono shot. All very nice and for that reason, I would highly recommend this excellent restaurant. 5 out of 5!