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Foodie's 3-Day Itinerary for North Goa in June 2023

  1. Day 1: Panaji Market
    30 minutes (9.5 miles) from Dabolim Airport

    Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Panaji Market, which is home to a plethora of fresh produce, local spices, and seafood. You can sample some indigenous breakfast items like poi and bhaji, and wash them down with a refreshing glass of kokum juice.
    Afternoon: If you're looking for a quirky spot for lunch, make your way to the Black Sheep Bistro, which serves a mix of Goan, Portuguese, and modern cuisine. Don't miss out on their signature Goa Sausage Burger and Prawn Curry Risotto.
    Evening: End your day with a sunset dinner at the popular Thirsty Bear, overlooking the Mandovi river. Their seafood platters and cocktails are a hit with the locals.

  2. Day 2: Mapusa Market
    30 minutes (7 miles) from Panaji Market

    Morning: Take a scenic drive to the bustling Mapusa Market, which is known for its fresh produce, spices, and sausages. Indulge in some street food like chouriço pav or beef cutlet pao for breakfast.
    Afternoon: Step into Gunpowder for a traditional Goan thali lunch experience. Their daily-changing menu comprises of local delicacies like prawn curry, fish caldin and pork vindaloo.
    Evening: Head to the popular bar and restaurant, Vinayak Family Restaurant for their famous tandoori chicken and seafood platter. Their quirky decor and live music will keep you entertained.

  3. Day 3: Anjuna Market
    20 minutes (5 miles) from Mapusa Market

    Morning: Start your day with a visit to the Anjuna Flea Market, which offers an eclectic mix of food, fashion, and jewelry. You can breakfast on some Goan churros or pork chops.
    Afternoon: Head to Villa Blanche Bistro for a hearty French lunch. Don't miss out on their croque-madame and ratatouille.
    Evening: End your foodie adventure with a fine dining experience at the popular Gunpowder Kitchen and Bar. Their fusion dishes like prawn and bacon sushi rolls and chorizo fondue are a must-try.

Recommendations

If you're looking for more food experiences, do check out the Viva Panjim restaurant for authentic Goan cuisine, or Cafe Sussegado Souza for their delicious burgers and shakes.
If you have time, take a day trip to the serene Divar Island, which is known for its beautiful churches and backwaters.
For a fun activity, sign up for a cooking class to learn how to make some authentic Goan dishes like sorpotel and cafreal chicken.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Panaji Market (2 hours, free)
  • Black Sheep Bistro (2 hours, INR 1000)
  • Thirsty Bear (2 hours, INR 1500)
  • Mapusa Market (2 hours, free)
  • Gunpowder (2 hours, INR 700)
  • Vinayak Family Restaurant (2 hours, INR 1000)
  • Anjuna Flea Market (2 hours, free)
  • Villa Blanche Bistro (2 hours, INR 1200)
  • Gunpowder Kitchen and Bar (2 hours, INR 2000)
  • Total Estimated Costs: INR 8400

For hotel and flight bookings, check out https://booking.tp.st/VhZsadPo.

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