St Andrew's was first mentioned in the reports recounting the visit of inquisitor Pietro Dusina in 1575.

However, the chapel was rebuilt in 1634 as mentioned in other pastoral visits.

[1] The chapel's interior is quite plain and typical to 16th century church building in Malta.

The titular painting depicting St Andrew was removed and can now be found in the sacristy of the parish church.

Also near the chapel is the famous landmark of the village, Xarolla Windmill.