You don't mean Ruffle's do you?
Nah.... Rustler's (I think it's called a Steakhouse) They have Karaoke weekly and bingo and the works
Wow! that was quick... will try them out. Thanks a million
Been to Alleys now three times after a recommendation on here and its just great!!!!! Harry is just so lovely and makes such an effort, the ambience is great, lovely music and very good CHEAP food!! try it!! back of the bus car park in Calangute turn right into the bus station/ car park off Calangute beach road aand go straight ahead past Banyan tree its on the right............
chilly
chilly
If you search on Rustlers you should come up with something on here - the owner posted something a while back to recommend his restaurant.
Chilly is Alleys the place that used to be known as the 3rd eye (going back a few years)?? And more recently it was called Oasis, then somerset Pride??? If it is I've heard good things about it from others here in Goa.....will give it a try, thanks, GFF xx
Chilly is Alleys the place that used to be known as the 3rd eye (going back a few years)?? And more recently it was called Oasis, then somerset Pride??? If it is I've heard good things about it from others here in Goa.....will give it a try, thanks, GFF xx
Hi GFF
I'm not sure because we have never noticed it before to be honest!!
but yes do try it out and let me know what you think, unfortunately he (Harry) told me the other night he might be moving to a smaller place next season due to the rent/lease charges being so high, but i will hope that if so it is equally as nice, he is intending to stay open till end of May this season.
Although he does great Indian/Goan food, also does homemade (by an English lady) steak and kidney and various other pies!! i also fancied a change the other night (as you do sometimes!) had lasagne chips (actually no i had roast pots instead!!) and salad for 125 rps....thats pretty cheap !! and was delicious
chilly
I'm not sure because we have never noticed it before to be honest!!
but yes do try it out and let me know what you think, unfortunately he (Harry) told me the other night he might be moving to a smaller place next season due to the rent/lease charges being so high, but i will hope that if so it is equally as nice, he is intending to stay open till end of May this season. Although he does great Indian/Goan food, also does homemade (by an English lady) steak and kidney and various other pies!! i also fancied a change the other night (as you do sometimes!) had lasagne chips (actually no i had roast pots instead!!) and salad for 125 rps....thats pretty cheap !! and was delicious
chilly
...sounds good chilly, I'll give it a try a try and let you know the outcome...Thanks, GFF xx
Have now had two excellent meals at Sala Thai restaurant, almost opposite Newtons. Its run by two thai ladies and the food is the best I have eaten outside thailand. For many years we ate at the Oriental but this place is miles better.
Me too Hapi, the food is a little overpriced for the size of the portions but it is lovely.....just a pity about the uncomfortable chairs!!!
GFF xx
GFF xx
Hi
Can anyone recommened somewhere to eat in Panjim on a lunchtime. We have ate in a chinese can't remember the name & also at Georges.
Also good restaurant for fish on an evening in Candolim area (request from my daughter).
Thanks
Can anyone recommened somewhere to eat in Panjim on a lunchtime. We have ate in a chinese can't remember the name & also at Georges.
Also good restaurant for fish on an evening in Candolim area (request from my daughter).
Thanks
Hi aarond
is Floyds opposite the elephant shop (the one next to gurus) I think we may have eaten there a couple of times,if it was the garlic King fish was
Mmmmmmm
is Floyds opposite the elephant shop (the one next to gurus) I think we may have eaten there a couple of times,if it was the garlic King fish was
Mmmmmmm
YES thats the one,never had a bad meal there,go there more than any
other restaurant the staff are brill to
ann
other restaurant the staff are brill to
ann
Hi Ann
didn't know the name of it, went there on the recommendation of Sanjay's dad from Ashoka Jewellers. The kids had the butter chicken and said it was the best they had eaten all holiday, we ended up going there twice even though we were staying in Apora, the second time we went there was a singer on
Debi
didn't know the name of it, went there on the recommendation of Sanjay's dad from Ashoka Jewellers. The kids had the butter chicken and said it was the best they had eaten all holiday, we ended up going there twice even though we were staying in Apora, the second time we went there was a singer on
Debi
Have gone there every time in Goa ,was told about it on our first visit [Calangutte]
but always try and stay in Candolim if possible now for at least part of the holiday,
always recommend Floyds Hut We had a week in Apora in Feb but prefer
Candolim,or down south.
ann
but always try and stay in Candolim if possible now for at least part of the holiday,
always recommend Floyds Hut
We had a week in Apora in Feb but preferCandolim,or down south.
ann
Two restaurants in Canolim for consistent good meals are The Rising Waves (near snow white laundry) and The Bistro.
Found Kenny's Place in Calangute for Brunch the day before we came home! Fabulous! Will be there next season!
Hi just back from Goa.This years top resturants in the North.
Bistro
Rising Waves - fantastic value
Carvery (Ram) on Beach Road.
Shiva (Shiver) Candolim
Himalaya Near Taj
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