Make this trip your own
Create your own free, personalized itinerary in seconds — then sign up to save and edit it.
Create my version
Viewed by 63 travelers

3-Day Foodie Itinerary for Goa in June 2023

  1. Day 1: Breakfast at Gunpowder
    15 minutes (3.5 km) from Dabolim Airport

    Experience traditional Goan dishes at Gunpowder, a rustic-style eatery located in Assagao. Delight your taste buds with their signature dishes, such as the pulled pork vindaloo and the prawn pickle. For vegetarians, their pumpkin curry and mushroom xacuti are must-tries. Finish off the meal with their homemade ice cream.

  2. Day 1: Lunch at Vinayak Family Restaurant
    40 minutes (12 km) from Gunpowder

    Enjoy authentic Goan cuisine at Vinayak Family Restaurant, located in Panaji. Their fish thali is a popular choice, which comes with a variety of curries, fried fish, and rice. If you’re feeling adventurous, try their tongue roast or pork sorpotel. Don’t forget to wash it down with a refreshing glass of kokum juice.

  3. Day 1: Dinner at Viva Panjim
    10 minutes (3 km) from Vinayak Family Restaurant

    Experience the fine dining scene in Goa at Viva Panjim, located in Fontainhas. This elegant restaurant serves a fusion of traditional Goan and Portuguese cuisine. Their fish recheado and chicken cafreal are highly recommended. Finish off the meal with their bebinca, a Goan dessert made with coconut milk and flour.

  4. Day 2: Breakfast at Baba Au Rhum
    20 minutes (6.5 km) from Viva Panjim

    Indulge in some French breakfast delights at Baba Au Rhum, located in Anjuna. Their croissants and pain au chocolat are baked fresh daily. Try their eggs Benedict or omelette for a hearty breakfast. Don’t forget to grab a coffee or a mimosa to start your day off right.

  5. Day 2: Lunch at Mum's Kitchen
    15 minutes (4.5 km) from Baba Au Rhum

    Discover the traditional Goan home cooking at Mum’s Kitchen, located in Panaji. Their prawn curry and fish curry with rice is a popular choice among visitors. For vegetarians, their mushroom and paneer xacuti are a must-try. Don’t forget to order their famous serradura, a Portuguese dessert made with whipped cream and biscuits.

  6. Day 2: Dinner at Black Sheep Bistro
    10 minutes (2.5 km) from Mum's Kitchen

    Experience the contemporary Goan cuisine at Black Sheep Bistro, located in Panaji. Their pork belly and lamb chops are highly recommended. Pair it with their signature cocktails or mocktails. Finish off the meal with their chocolate fondant or tiramisu.

  7. Day 3: Breakfast at Cafe Al Fresco
    15 minutes (6 km) from Black Sheep Bistro

    Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere at Cafe Al Fresco, located in Morjim. Their breakfast menu features a variety of eggs, pancakes, and smoothie bowls. Try their avocado toast with poached eggs or their banana pancakes for a satisfying breakfast.

  8. Day 3: Lunch at Fisherman's Wharf
    25 minutes (14 km) from Cafe Al Fresco

    Experience the riverfront dining at Fisherman’s Wharf, located in Salcette. Their seafood platter and fish curry rice are a popular choice among visitors. For vegetarians, their paneer tikka and mushroom masala are must-tries. Don’t forget to try their bebinca or serradura for dessert.

  9. Day 3: Dinner at Thirsty Bear
    20 minutes (9 km) from Fisherman's Wharf

    End your gastronomic journey at Thirsty Bear, located in Anjuna. This cozy pub serves a variety of pizzas, burgers, and sandwiches. Try their butter chicken pizza or their pulled pork burger for a filling meal. Don’t forget to try their mojitos or margaritas to wash it down.

Recommendations

If you have extra time in Goa, consider taking a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Goan dishes. Don’t miss the chance to visit the spice plantations in Ponda and the Dudhsagar Waterfalls. If you want to explore other parts of Goa, take a day trip to Old Goa to explore the historical churches and cathedrals or to the beaches in South Goa like Palolem and Agonda.

Maximize your fun by planning your itinerary in advance and making reservations at popular restaurants. Hire a scooter or a car to get around easily and explore the hidden gems of Goa. Don’t forget to pack sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes.

For more information on flights and hotels, click here.

0
Like this trip? Make your own version.
A free, personalized itinerary in seconds — sign up to save and edit it.
Create my version