If you’re on the hunt for delicious, authentic Goan flavours, while simultaneously immersing yourself in the rich history and lush landscapes of Old Goa, you’re in for a treat.
Old Goa, with its blend of heritage and natural beauty, is home to some incredible local eateries that capture the essence of Goan cuisine.
Here are three must-visit restaurants that promise to elevate your culinary journey as you explore the timeless charm of this historical gem.
1. THE SEAFOOD INN
The Seafood Inn, run by Sampada Nagvekar, is a cosy family-friendly restaurant renowned for its fresh catch and welcoming atmosphere.
Known for serving traditional Goan , their Fish Thali, Prawn Curry, and Crab Masala are highly recommended. In addition to their Goan specialties, the restaurant also offers delicious Chinese cuisine, making it an ideal stop after a day of exploring Old Goa’s historic sites.
Plus, there are no service or cover charges added to the bill, further enhancing the dining experience!
DETAILS
WHERE: The Seafood Inn, Divar ferry road, Opp Se Cathedral, Old Goa
TIMINGS: 12 pm to 4 pm
7 pm to 11 pm
WHEN IT'S OPEN: All days of the week
2. ADLEM GOI
Adlem Goi brings together a delightful fusion of Goan and Portuguese flavours, emphasising fresh, . The ambience is soothing, with wooden furniture and walls adorned with paintings depicting the map of Goa, the churches of Old Goa, and more.
Their seafood platters and traditional Goan dishes, like Pork Asad and Fish Fry, are absolute must-tries.
The soothing sounds of soft Goan music add to the laid-back vibe, while the charming, rustic decor perfectly complements the historic atmosphere of Old Goa.
DETAILS
WHERE: Adlem Goi, Dauji road, next to Jamson Wine Store, Old Goa
TIMINGS: 11 am to 11pm
WHEN IT'S OPEN: All days of the week
3. AVINASH RESTAURANT
Just a short ferry ride from Old Goa, Avinash is a charming, no-frills restaurant and is vouched for by the locals for its bold flavours. Don’t be fooled by its simple appearance — the taste of the food will keep you returning for more.
Offering affordable, authentic with prices starting at Rs 200, it’s a go-to spot for classics like Fish Curry, Goan Sausage, and Prawn Xacuti. With a laid-back atmosphere and personal attention from the owner, this is the perfect place to enjoy traditional Goan cooking in a friendly, welcoming setting.
DETAILS
WHERE: Avinash Restaurant, 120/1 Morod Wada, Divar
TIMINGS: 11am to 3pm
7 pm to 11 pm on (Monday, Tuesday & Thursday)
11 am to 11 pm on (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
WHEN IT'S OPEN: All days of the week
CONTACT: +91 9623983995
These three restaurants offer a taste of Goa’s culinary , making them perfect stops on your journey through Old Goa’s scenic beauty and history.
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