Worth a couple of hours. Very good Glass (GOZO Glass), Lace, Leather, Pottery, Metalwork and foodstuffs. There is an excellent air conditioned patisserie which is a must. Range of pasties, cakes and desserts to die for. There is an ATM outside but nearly all the shops take a card. Friendly people who are happy to chat. The Village is modern block buildings so not particular attractive in itself but the contents of the shops are good and many of the items are made on site and you can see the workshops and items being made.

Lovely little cafe. The food is simple and proudly served. The menu is varied and you can choose anything from breakfast to hearty pasta meals. The staff are very friendly and the food is delicious. Everything is cooked to order. The cafe is in the Craft Village which is worth a look round, but we visit just for a coffee and a snack. Highly recommended.

Absolutely lovely little craft village, we spent an hour or so wandering and then an hour in the cafe. Maria’s lace is a particularly lovely shop, we picked up some handmade Gozitan lace and a lovely glass coaster. The owner was very helpful and pleasant to deal with. We were a little worried given one of the reviews on here, however it is made very clear by multiple signs in the shop that photography is not allowed, so anyone taking photos does so at their own peril. The cafe onsite is lovely, and very well priced! We paid just over €20 for 4 cakes/pastries, a few coffees and a savoury pastry. Well worth a visit!