Turkish Barber Shop

Turkish Barber Shop is a men's grooming business with three branches spread across the Swieqi, Gżira and St Julian's areas of Malta. The shop on this page is the Swieqi branch on Triq Sant' Andrija. It is a straightforward, traditional-style barber: haircuts, shaves and styling in a comfortable shop, with a booking system that lets you pick the branch that suits your day.

For UK visitors, a barber near your accommodation is a practical find, whether you need a tidy-up before a wedding, a shave after a few days in the sun or simply a fresh cut on a long stay. The business is listed with the other hairdressers in Malta on VisitMalta.co.uk, and this page sets out what the shop offers and how to get in touch.

What the shop offers

The work is a modern grooming experience rooted in tradition. The core services are haircuts, shaves and styling, carried out by barbers who put attention into the details: the quality of the tools and products, the comfort of the chairs and the expertise of the team. The idea is that a haircut should feel like an experience rather than a quick job, and that regulars are treated as part of the shop's community.

The photographs of the shop show a classic barbershop layout, with leather and copper-coloured chairs in a row, wooden shelving full of grooming products and a bright, open interior. Beard work and traditional shaves are part of the picture too, which is worth knowing if you want more than a trim.

The website does not publish a price list, service times or opening hours. If you need to know how much a cut and beard trim will cost, or whether a particular branch is open at a particular hour, ask through the enquiry form on this page.

Three branches: Swieqi, Gżira and St Julian's

The Swieqi branch is at 17 Triq Sant' Andrija. The St Julian's branch is at 3 Triq Sant' Andrija, on the same road name, and the Gżira branch is at 12 Triq Sir William Reid.

Having three locations gives visitors some flexibility. Choose the branch nearest to where you are staying. If you are based around Gżira or Sliema, our listings of hotels in Sliema and Gżira show where much of the holiday accommodation is concentrated, and our guide to where to stay in Malta compares the areas so you can choose a base close to a barber you like.

Booking an appointment

The shop takes bookings through a short online form. You enter your name, your preferred date and time and choose one of the three branches, and the details are sent straight to that branch by WhatsApp. This is designed to be quick, and it works well for visitors who want to arrange something before they arrive.

If you would rather start with a question, such as which branch is best for you, whether you can combine a haircut with a shave, or what to expect, you can use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business. It helps to say which branch you prefer and roughly when you will be in Malta.

Fitting a barber visit into your trip

Our guide to things to do in Malta and the Malta weather guide are useful when deciding what to pack and when to book. If you are thinking of a longer stay, the guide to relocating to Malta and the digital nomad guide cover what changes when a visit becomes a move. Visitors travelling in from the UK can also check flights to Malta and the wider Malta holidays overview, and if you want a break from the barber's chair, the best beaches in Malta make an easy half day.