Cafe Malta

Amazing food at good price points. Wonderful atmosphere, knowledgeable host who cares. We are lucky to have this place in our neighborhood

The food was quite good. Think homemade meals made to order. We ate everything on our plates. Unfortunately, when we visited on a Sunday evening, they had very few employees working. We knew it was going to be a wait when we walked in and observed that very few tables had received their food yet. There were two servers working the floor, but you could tell they were also busy. We waited about 45 minutes for our food to come out from the time we put in our food order. I truly feel like if the owner/manager wants to be proactive in preventing poor service, they could bring on a few more people to the evening shift. It could have easily been a 5 star review had we not had the extensive wait time, especially when other tables were complaining about their wait time as well.

This place is ok. From somebody that's been here a few times throughout the years, it sounds like the quality has gone down some. Menu was a bit limited. Had the mini charcuterie type board and the mussels. I'm not really a fan of mussels but the sauce with the bread was pretty tasty. Enjoyed the cocktails as well. Ordered the lavender creme brulee and it had WAY too much lavender taste. Overall I wasn't impressed but think it has potential.

Very cute and quant restaurant. The Bistro was amazing and the mushroom risotto on the Snapper dish stole the show. We also got a glass of Italian Prosecco and an Italian beer - both lovely! Will be back!

One of my fav go-to's in South Austin! Food and service never disappoints. Located in a virtual desert where there is several lack of places that cater to adults who want a nice meal without having to travel closer to downtown.

Food quality is good, but sparse with ingredients. Ordered hummus as part of the meals and specifically said we do not like garlic, but order taker never explained their hummus is really garlic forward so that was a waste of money. Ordered a steak salad but was still very hungry after. Pita is harder than cracker. Surprising, I expected better.

Cute little restaurant located on a strip. Yummy, good quality food.Variety of Mediterranean/ European items. We split the Brisket Ravioli ($17) and the Cheeseboard ($14). The ravioli was obviously handmade with toothsome, chewy dough and protein rich filling in a pesto sauce. I love how nicely they split items. The cheeseboard had a nice variety of items.Staff was very polite.

Food was ok. Had lunch. Hubbie had the flank steak and I had the croque monsieur with broccoli. My broccoli was hard and under steamed. The croque was bland. We also tried the bruschetta appetizer. This was pretty bland for being Jalapeno sausage. Was missing something. Pesto didn't have kick either. Quiet ambiance for lunch. Won't go back.

Lord love a duck. Delicious even after all these years. One of our favorite places to eat during lunch

Oh my goodness, what happened. On the 16th I had a meal that was so good that I had to come back. So we decided to come on our Anniversary. Tonight, was a disaster. It was a minus 2 . Seriously, nothing was good. It was poorly prepared and poorly delivered. The beef was overcooked and dry, it was also just barely warm, the flavor wasn't particularly good. The fish dip was flavorless, the vegetarian entree, was loaded with mustard flavor. The soup was like a mild vinegar .Even the manhattan was poorly made, who shakes a manhattan? Wtf? It's a stirred drink.! What happened? You completely failed.The waiter never asked me how I liked the food. Regrettably we were highly disappointed. I felt like we were being rushed through the meal. The place wasn't busy and nobody was waiting for a table.I may return, but it will not be at your "Theme night dinner".