With its old-style wood-furnished look, High Tide Bar is one of the most original bars pre-liberation and is conveniently located next to Riorico, the fine-dining restaurant at Hotel Mandovi on the first floor. The lounge bar is small but projects a cosy atmosphere and patrons…
With its old-style wood-furnished look, High Tide Bar is one of the most original bars pre-liberation and is conveniently located next to Riorico, the fine-dining restaurant at Hotel Mandovi on the first floor. The lounge bar is small but projects a cosy atmosphere and patrons sit here for a pre meal drink before going for lunch or dinner next door. Although the tables are small many guests ask for food from Riorico to be served here at the bar…it’s comfort zone beckons you to stay put and order another. There are number of cocktails served here too..many of them are old favourites – Mojito, Bloody Mary, Cosmopolitan, Caipiroska, Pina Colada, Sex on the Beach and Margarita, Sit back and enjoy some Martini James Bond style while taking in the old world charm.
0832 2426270/ 73, 2424405, 2224405/ 07 Hotel Mandovi, DB Marg, Panaji, Goa.
Closed during the rains. Goan owner Babito, once an art director abroad, opened this laid-back bar and café on the waters’ edge of Miramar Bay. His design talent is clear, delivering a hip ‘shabby chic’ ambience. A good bar with spirits and beer and you can bring you own wine.…
Cafe Mojo Pub & Bristo is the first English Pub in Goa introducing the concept of E-Beer where you can draw your own chilled crisp draught beer at your convenience from the taps provided on every table that one occupies. Since the beer is charged per ml and not by the…
Lie and sunbathe, or just relax. This space is kept by the poolside at the Pool Bar and Grill at the Grand Hyatt. Serving comfort food, all day grilled dishes, fresh salads, sandwitches, char-grilled burgers and ice creams; it is the perfect setting for one relaxing by the…
Those were the days my friend… Remember the Seventies when you would find a Taverna around every corner of the village. People would gather there for a drink and exchange 'khobor' of the day. The bottle of feni or dark rum would be the usual tipple before going home at night.…
