Malin

Yes, Malin has a comprehensive drinks program with an extensive wine list, cocktails, beers, spirits and non-alcoholic options. Guests frequently praise the wine-by-the-glass choices and thoughtful pairings, and the drinks list highlights emerging wine producers alongside classics.

Families do dine at Malin and guests bring teens or celebrate birthdays with children, so it’s family-friendly in that sense, but it’s a small, intimate fine-dining venue without a kids’ menu. If you’re bringing younger children consider an early seating or request an area that suits your party when you book.

There isn't a single official signature, but guests commonly praise the tuna entrée (noted for its mustard sorbet), the ballotine chicken with mushrooms, the tartlet and creative desserts. The mashed potato with coconut and vanilla and several seafood courses (rockling, lobster) also get repeat mentions, the menu changes often, so standouts rotate with seasons.

Yes, guests report the team is welcoming and accommodating (they’ve handled dietary changes and birthday requests). Because the menu changes frequently and the restaurant is small, call ahead to discuss allergies, celebrations, seating needs or private-party arrangements so the team can prepare and personalise your visit.

Busiest: Saturday evenings (and weekend lunch) are commonly busy. Quietest: midweek dinners (Wednesday–Thursday) and early seatings tend to be calmer. Because Malin is a small, intimate restaurant with tasting menus and strong word-of-mouth, weekends fill up quickly, book ahead for preferred times.

For a lively, special-night vibe go on a Saturday evening; for a quieter, more intimate experience try a weekday dinner (Wednesday–Thursday) or an early seating. Guests report busy Saturday services and several praise the relaxed midweek ambiance. If you prefer a slower pace, aim for Wednesday or an early Saturday lunch.

Yes, Malin regularly offers multi-course tasting menus and food-and-wine pairings, which guests highlight as standout experiences. Several reviews praise the six-course paired menu; the kitchen also rotates seasonal dishes and occasional special courses, so watch the website or ask when booking for current experiences or pairing nights.

Malin is a small, cosy dining room with a restrained, elegant layout and linen-set tables; the space feels intimate rather than large. The restaurant does accept private parties and larger bookings, so special seating arrangements can be discussed when booking, call ahead to arrange a private area or larger table.

Yes, Malin is a wonderful pick for date night. Guests consistently describe it as intimate, cosy and elegant, with beautifully presented modern-French dishes and attentive, friendly service. Expect a relaxed yet refined atmosphere, candlelit-style dining and thoughtful wine pairings that make an evening feel special. Book a dinner seating (Wed–Sat evenings) and mention any special occasion when booking for a little extra attention.

Malin’s ambience is intimate, elegant and warm, guests describe understated sophistication, comfortable service and a cozy dining room that feels both refined and welcoming. The vibe suits special occasions, date nights and quieter celebratory meals; lighting can be quite low, which many guests like but a few found a bit dark.

Smart casual. The owner lists the dress code as smart casual, and guests consistently describe the setting as elegant but relaxed, suitable for date nights, special occasions and smart neighbourhood dining.

Family-friendly: yes, guests do bring family groups and celebrate birthdays here, and many reviews describe the space as welcoming rather than overly formal. Accessible seating: not clearly stated in guest feedback or owner info, so please call ahead to confirm wheelchair access or other accessibility needs before booking.

Malin is rated 4.8 stars by 68 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.