Evoking an Era of Grandeur.
Journey with us beyond the opulent avenues of Paris, to the exotic Mediterranean sea. Immerse yourself in an open-kitchen concept based on the finest cuisine. Inspired by fresh, local flavours and seasonal Maltese ingredients. Led by renowned chefs Andrew Borg and David Tanti.

Sit, celebrate, indulge and absorb.
Savour rooftop views aside a lively chef’s table experience, or at a classic white linen-topped table. Delight in impeccable service, an amiable ambience and exquisite care in every detail.

An intimate, personable encounter, amid an exclusive setting.
Rich interiors that will transport you to another time. Dishes designed with each individual component in mind. Elevated, inventive, accessible menus, for every occasion.

After just six months of operation, the restaurant earned its first Michelin star, reflecting a commitment to culinary excellence and an exceptional dining experience.

Our Story

“Paris would be fun,” he said, as we savoured the simple elegance of the Dorchester, just a stone’s throw from his home on Victoria Street.
During that unforgettable train journey through the Channel Tunnel to Gare Saint-Lazare, as I poured over endless past papers in preparation for my strategy exam, he mused, “It’s about people before strategy—in that order.”

The train chugged on, and as we entered the station, he remarked, “One day, Karen, it will be the Orient Express.”

We later dined at his favourite place, that most stupendous of grand hotels on the Triangle d’Or, where a conversation about wine became a treasured memory. “This bottle of Saint-Julien,” he said, “do you know how remarkable it is? Château La Grange is one of the finest Médoc estates, established since the 17th century.”

“We can’t possibly drink this—it costs a fortune,” I replied, horrified. But with a twinkle in his eye, he added, “We can—and you will remember this.”

Indeed, I do. So here is my tribute—to that magnificent place, the extraordinary wine, the Orient Express, and the people who made it all possible. Le GV stands as another homage to you, and to the legacy of George V, the famed Parisian hotel you so cherished.