Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Infantaria, a popular eatery in Calangute. Known for its English breakfast, the restaurant also serves Indian and Chinese cuisine. Try their fluffy pancakes, bacon, and eggs or their masala omelette with toast. Grab a cup of coffee or a refreshing fruit smoothie to go with your breakfast.
For lunch, head to Assagao and indulge in some traditional Goan cuisine at Gunpowder. This rustic restaurant serves delicious pork vindaloo, xacuti and sorpotel. The seafood thali is a must-try, with fresh fish, prawns, mussels, and clams. Don't forget to order a side of poi (bread) and sol kadi (a refreshing drink).
End your day with a fine dining experience at Black Sheep Bistro. This restaurant offers a fusion of Indian and European cuisine with a modern twist. Try their signature dish, the pork belly vindaloo, or the pan-seared sea bass. The wine list is impressive, and they also serve delicious cocktails.
Start your second day with a lazy breakfast at Café Bodega, a quaint café in Panjim. The cosy décor and relaxed atmosphere will make you feel at home. Try their fluffy pancakes with maple syrup, eggs benedict, or their breakfast bagel. Don't miss their freshly baked croissants and muffins.
For a taste of authentic Goan food, visit Vinayak Family Restaurant in Panjim. This no-frills eatery serves delicious fish curry rice, pork vindaloo, and sorpotel. The food is fresh, spicy, and affordable. Make sure to try their homemade desserts, such as bebinca and dodol.
End your foodie adventure with a visit to Thirsty Bear, a popular gastropub in Panjim. The menu offers a wide range of global cuisine, including burgers, pizzas, tacos, and kebabs. The highlight is their craft beer selection, with over 20 beers on tap. Try their beer flights to sample a variety of brews.
Don't miss the chance to visit the vibrant Mapusa Market, where you can find fresh produce, spices, and souvenirs. If you're interested in history and culture, visit the Fort Aguada and the Basilica of Bom Jesus. For a day trip, head to the beautiful beaches of Morjim and Ashvem, and try some seafood shacks.
To maximize your fun, rent a bike or a scooter and explore the scenic roads of Goa. Stop by at any roadside eatery and try some local snacks, such as samosas, bhajiyas, and poha. Join a cooking class and learn how to make your favourite Goan dishes. Go on a spice plantation tour to learn about the local spices and herbs.
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