We Delhiites Can’t Stop Daydreaming About These Awesome & Incredibly Scenic Restaurants In Goa! (By- Tushika Joshi)

 Goa is a dream destination for all of us, be it a trip with our close friends, a family reunion or a honeymoon, this place has our back! But more than that, Goa is a one-of-a-kind foodie paradise, especially with the overwhelming number of cafes, restaurants, home chefs and even food pop-ups that open every day here. These gems very well make Goa the place it is, and so we made you a list of our favourite restaurants that we wish were in Delhi as well to give us all those Goan feels!

1. Thalassa


If you’re looking to be treated like Greek Gods, then this is the perfect place to relax and indulge in exotic views and toothsome dishes. Thalassa is a Greek restaurant that is perched atop rocky cliffs and gives a gorgeous view of the sea and the sunset. Enjoy scrumptious Greek food here along with frequent musical live performances and even a fire show! They serve amazing Chicken Saganaki, Kalamata Olive Pasta and Chicken Fillet Souvlaki, and we wish we could taste this in Delhi too!

Where | Thalassa - 301/1, Vaddy Siolim
Timings | 9 AM - 1 AM
Meal For Two | Rs 2,500

2. Fisherman's Wharf


The Fisherman’s Wharf is on everyone's bucket list since the year 2005, serving the locals and visitors with their signature fusion Goan dishes that have made it a hit with everyone who visits this joint. Now having around 3 different Goa outlets, they’ve definitely earned a name for themselves, if we go by their absolutely lip-smacking food, a stunning view of the shimmering sea and the adorable ambience. If this was in Delhi, this would be our go-to restaurant for sure!

Where | Fisherman's Wharf - Panjim, Calangute & Cavelossim
Meal For Two | 12 Noon - 11:30 PM

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