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1 Review and 8 Opinions This hotel left me with mixed feelings, first was gonna rate it 3, then saw standard of some of the...
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MalenaN Says: In Candolim I decided to go to Dona Florina Guesthouse. I walked a narrow foot path for 5 - 10 minutes until I found the house. I had not met any people along the way and at the guesthouse I couldn’t see anyone either. It was closed. I walked back and stopped at D’Mello’s...
Moonlight apartments and restaurant: Santana & Theresa @ Moonlight just perfect
airliefez Says: The moonlight guesthouse/ apartments and it's restaurant was great. we stayed there for 3 months and from customers became good friends with Santana and Theresa. it's in a great location for both the beach and the main road. Best of both worlds, rooms cleaned everyday, linen...
The restaurant has an environment which makes you relax and laze, filled with artifacts and paintings, surrounded with lush green plants & lounge music takes u out of this world
Wok & Roll is a beautiful place
The food, staff & service is excellent... a must try
Favorite Dish: Honey Glazed Pot Roast Pork Spare Ribs
Pot Stickers (Chicken )
Fish Java Style
Chicken in Roasted Chili Paste
Written Jul 13, 2012
Address: sinquirim,candolim
Phone: +91 9970173606
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The food is like heaven at l'orange, with a low lite ambience but its cozy and comfortable
this place is special because its small,has few tables but has go the food,service and ambience
Favorite Dish: Stuffed Kebebs
butter chicken
Prawn Biryani
Written Feb 25, 2009
Address: NEAR THE OLD GOAN JEWELLER
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This wonderful little restaurant was clean and made great food, prices were good too, it makes good chinese food and other... even makes peking duck...yummy!!
the restaurant is opposite the Gloria Anne hotel.
I dont seem to find a web site for this restaurant but will add info if I find.
Written Jul 22, 2007
I did not know that the buses to Panaji came from Calangute in the north and drove through Candolim and that I could just wait by the road, so I started to walk the 1km south to the crossroad from where I knew the busses were leaving. The rain poured down and I stopped at a café for coffee, but as there was no electricity there was no coffee. After a while I left and arrived to the bus stop soaking wet. The bus to Panaji was Rs 10 (June 2010) and took about 45 minutes.
The bus between Panaji and Margao was an express one. Tickets are sold in a ticket booth and just as many tickets are sold as there are seats. It is more expensive, Rs 44 but it takes less than an hour to go to Margao.
In Margao the bus to Palolem was just leaving. I hopped on the bus and bought a ticket for Rs 25. When we came to Canacona we waited a long time on the station. It turned out the bus I was sitting on was going to Agonda and I was to change buses (but no more money was paid). The bus arrived and was already packed with people. The bus to Palolem took the way passed Patnem first and if I had known the area I could have left the bus very close to Palolem Guest House, where I thought of staying. Now I went all the way to Palolem village, looked at a hotel room there, but then walked back along the road the bus had come from.
Written Feb 22, 2011
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I was ready to walk up to the road to take the bus, but the rain poured down heavily and it didn’t seem to stop. I asked at the hotel how much a taxi to Candolim would cost and they made a telephone call to ask. I can’t remember what the driver said, but comparing with what I had paid from the airport to Arambol it was too much. I said I could pay Rs 500 but he didn’t accept it. So from the hotel they called someone else and he accepted Rs 500 right away (June 2010). I didn’t have to wait long before the taxi arrived.
In Candolim I wanted to go to Dona Florina (which turned out to be closed). The taxi driver asked for direction and then turned off the main road. He stopped by a footpath where I had to continue by foot to Dona Florina, but only for 5 minutes.
Written Oct 2, 2010
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This man is a genius. Victor only has 6 tables and you usually have to book the day before, but once you've been, ask for his mobile No and then just ring in the morning to say you would like to eat there on that same evening. Victor owns his own Prawn Farm and the prawns are to die for and cheap compared to anywhere else in the world. He doesn't have a menu as such, tell him what you want and how you want it cooking and bobs your uncle. ITS GORGEOUS. Oh and watch out for Valentino his helper he is fantastic and everyone falls for him.Anyway, his little place is down the Whispering Palms Road, walk past the hotels and the few little stalls as if you are going to the beach, but about 100metres from the beach on your left is, " CANDOLIMS BEST KEPT SECRET" You will never have a seafood platter like it. Try everything he has to offer; Prawn pate on toast, crab starters, vegetable soup, his steaks are as good as any of the top restaurants, Fish of all varieties. Mmmmm I can taste em all just writing this. If you go tell him Roger sent you.....
Written Jul 8, 2008
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This is a nice little village near the beach, The beach is quite a peaceful beach... nice just to lie and relax in the sun here, summer time it can get really hot so come well prepared with suntan...
This is in the North of Goa so it's a fairly busy part of the coast. Each shack has a number of sun beds which they charge for .They will happily run up and down the beach with food and drinks for......
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