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( 2274355, 9822157145;
eadsouza@yahoo.co.in
; r ?1200, without bathroom ?600)
This welcoming family
place has rooms arranged around a pretty garden in a quiet location on the way to Chapora
harbour. The cheaper ones are basic (but comfy and clean), while the pricier ones have hot
showers, kitchenette with fridge, and balcony.
Eating
5
Vagator
A few eating options cluster around the entrance to Little Vagator Beach, along with the
usual slew of much-of-a-muchness beach shacks down on the sands.
Thalassa
MAP
GREEK
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( 9850033537; mains ?180-400; 4pm-midnight)
Thalassa has built a solid reputation for authen-
tic and very good Greek food served on a breezy terrace overlooking Little Vagator
Beach. Fresh ingredients, expert preparation and imaginative dishes. Reservations essen-
tial.
Yangkhor Moonlight
(mains ?70-200)
Superfresh food is glorified in the Tibetan and even the Italian dishes here.
The veg
momo
(Tibetan dumpling) soup is outstanding. The chairs and tablecloths are
plastic and the walls are lime green, but the food and atmosphere are good.
TIBETAN, MULTICUISINE
$$
Mango Tree
(mains ?50-170; 9am-4am)
With loud reggae, crappy service, dark-wood furniture and
mango-coloured walls, a sometimes rambunctious bar scene, draught beer, terracotta lan-
terns and generally a good vibe, Mango Tree is an ever-popular meeting place for all that
and its really good food. Films or sports are screened most nights.
BAR, CAFE
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Bean Me Up Soya Station
MAP
VEGAN
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