Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Baga
Lila Café
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CAFE
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(mains ?40-280; 8.30am-6pm)
This German-run garden restaurant on the Baga River is a fa-
vourite for breakfast with home-baked breads, croissants, perfect, frothy cappuccinos and
powerhouse mains like goulash with spaetzle.
Britto's
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MULTICUISINE, BAR
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(mains ?100-380; 8.30am-midnight)
Britto's is an arena-sized Baga institution at the north end
of the beachfront. It's good for breakfast but gets very busy for lunch and dinner. The
drinks list is longer than the food menu and there's live music on most nights in season.
Fiesta
(
www.fiestagoa.in
;
Tito's Rd; ?250-600; 7pm till late)
Tucked away off noisy Tito's Lane, there's
something magical about stepping into Fiesta's candlelit split-level tropical garden. Soft
music and exotic furnishings add to an upmarket Mediterranean-style dining experience
that starts with homemade pizza and pasta (herb ricotta ravioli or penne with gorgonzola)
and extends to French-influenced seafood dishes and some of the finest desserts around.
Worth a splurge.
CONTINENTAL
$$$
Le Poisson Rouge
(mains ?390-480; 7pm-midnight)
This Indo-French garden restaurant just across the river is
one of Baga's best fine-dining affairs. Simple local ingredients are combined into winning
dishes such as beetroot carpaccio, burgundy chicken stew and calamari and prawn risotto,
all served up beneath the stars.
FRENCH
$$$
Drinking & Nightlife
Baga's club scene bubbles on long after the parties further north have been locked down.
If you're up for a night of decadent drinking or dancing on the tables, you're in the right
