
Xewkija · Gozo · Remote-work friendly
Plan to work remotelyor out of the office?
A quiet corner in Xewkija with fast Wi-Fi, proper coffee and a table you can settle into.
- Fast Wi-Fi
- Quiet corner tables
- 9:00 – 17:00, Tue–Fri
The short version
The Cozy Corner Art Cafe in Xewkija, Gozo is a small art cafe that welcomes people working remotely. It offers fast Wi-Fi, quiet corner tables, homemade cakes and scones, artisan platters and traditional Maltese coffee, in a room hung with original art. The work-friendly window runs from 9:00 to 17:00, Tuesday to Friday. It is closed on Mondays. There is no cover charge for working here; you order from the menu as any other guest. Tables can be held in advance by phone on 7955 9227.
- Wi-Fi
- Fast, free for guests
- Work-friendly hours
- Tuesday to Friday, 9:00 – 17:00
- Phone
- 7955 9227
- Suits
- Remote workers, freelancers, digital nomads, students
Why you will love it here
A desk that feels like a living room
Five things the regulars keep coming back for — the same five the poster on the door promises.
Quiet & relaxing atmosphere
A small room, low music and no rush to clear your table. The kind of quiet you can actually finish a task in.
Fast Wi-Fi
Free for guests, and quick enough for the everyday work of a remote day — mail, documents, calls, uploads.
Delicious coffee & treats
Traditional Maltese coffee, homemade cakes and warm scones. Your break is a reason to look forward to 11:00.
Friendly faces & warm vibes
You are greeted by name by the second visit. Original art on the walls, flowers at the door, candles on the tables.
A place where you belong
Treated as a family member, not as a seat number. That was the whole idea behind the corner in the first place.
The invitation, in the cafe’s own hand.
Ideal for digital nomads
Gozo is a good island to work from and a hard one to find a quiet table on. This is the corner that was built for it: a place to work quietly from, that feels like home at the same time.
- No cover charge and no time limit posted — order from the menu as you would on any other visit.
- The room is genuinely small. If you need a particular table, or you are bringing colleagues, call ahead.
- Best for focused work and short calls. For a long video call, ring first and ask which hour is quietest.
- Closed Mondays, so plan the week around it.

Plan your day
Work-friendly hours
The poster says 9am till 5pm, and from Tuesday to Friday that is exactly right — the full day the cafe is open, a working day at the same table from the first coffee to closing time.
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday – Friday
- 09:00 – 17:00
From Tuesday to Friday, 17:00 is closing time rather than a cue to pack up early — the window is the whole day. Saturday evenings the room reopens at 18:00 as an evening cafe: wine by the glass, platters and candlelight.
While you work
Fuel for a long document
Coffee and a slice of homemade cake in the morning, a pinza or a sharing platter when the afternoon drags, a glass of Gozo wine the moment you close the laptop. Everything is on the printed menu, with prices.
See the full menuBefore you come
Working here, answered
Can I work remotely from The Cozy Corner Art Cafe?
Yes. The cafe welcomes people working on a laptop during the day, with fast Wi-Fi and quiet corner tables. The work-friendly window runs from 9:00 to 17:00, Tuesday to Friday. The cafe is closed on Mondays.
Is there Wi-Fi, and does it cost anything?
There is fast Wi-Fi and it is free for guests. Ask at the counter for the password when you order.
Is it quiet enough to concentrate?
That is rather the point of the place — a small room, low music and nobody hurrying you along. It is well suited to focused work and short calls. For a long video call it is worth ringing 7955 9227 first to ask which hour is quietest.
Do I have to book a table to work there?
No, you can simply walk in. The room is small, though, so if you need a particular table or you are coming with colleagues, call 7955 9227 and we will hold one for you.
Is there a charge for working there all morning?
No cover charge and no time limit are posted. You order from the menu as any other guest — a coffee, a slice of cake, lunch if you stay through it.
Where exactly is it, and is there parking?
On Triq il-Knisja in Xewkija, Gozo — the street of the Xewkija Rotunda, about five minutes by car from Victoria. Look for the red door under the flower arch. Xewkija has free on-street parking around the village core.
Can I get lunch and coffee while I work?
Yes. Traditional Maltese coffee and fine teas, homemade cakes and scones, bagels, wraps, pastizzi, pinza and sharing platters are all on the printed menu, with prices. After 17:00 there is wine by the glass and a properly built spritz.
Bring the laptop, we will bring the coffee
Walk in and find a corner, or call ahead and we will keep one for you.