DRINKING, Goa

Whilst in Goa try the local drink which is Feni...distilled from either cashews or coconuts. You'll either love it or hate it.

All the locally produced spirits are very cheap...I love the Honeybee brandy, and also the coffee liquor!

A good bar to have a drink is the sunrise opposite titos road as you can sit and watch the world go by.At xmas the roads are jam packed which results in a traffic jam which can be entertaining.The staff as in every bar/resturant are friendly and the food is ok as well as reasonably priced.Titos nightclub is only 2 minutes walk away.They are open until the last person leaves which can be quite early in the morning.

If you visit Panjim try & find Oscars bar.dont really know how we stumbled on it.but the oldish guy who i think owns it was just fast asleep and a young lad served us.its were the locals hang out after a busy day!! try it.

KARAOKE BAR .YOU HAVE TO VISIT THIS PLACE & BE SERENADED BY THE GREAT IFFY WHAT A GUY .HE NEVER FAILS TO ENTERTAIN,FROM BUFFALO SOLDIER TO KINGSTON TOWN. THIS GUY SHOULD HAVE A RECORDING DEAL,HE MAKES ME SMILE EVERYTIME I THINK ABOUT HIM.GET DOWN THERE AND YOU WILL SEE WHY!

Dress Code: ANY

If you want a British pub showing sports in Calangute, then go here.

There are other larger bars, such as the big one in Candolim, but this was local and in staggering distance to our hotel. It also has more of a pub feel to it, and is not quite as big or as busy as the sports bar.

If you don't like sport, then stay away.
Certainly a British pub feel to it, which again appeals to some people, but not to the wife.

It stays open late, so a good place to watch the late kick offs.

Dress Code: You wouldn't feel out of place, wearing an England top or other football top,

Situated on the Baga Road, just past the CSM road, near the CASA GOANA restaurant and Santiago Hotel.

This is a bar aimed at the British tourist. There is a large wide screen television which shows Premiership football. Monday night is the popular quiz night. Thursday night is TV comedy night , showing popular TV comedy shows such as Father Ted, Only Fools and Horses etc.
If you miss home, and want a British pub, then this is ideal. If you have come to Goa to get away from football and all that, then stay away, or go early. They have a cocktail happy hour between 4-7PM.

Normally held every Monday evening from 7.30pm. Sing along to your favourite tunes. Everyone who sings gets a FREE VODKA.

It is open air around the pool. There is a tandoori oven for lovely food. A wide menu , which is very good value. Bar prices are also very reasonable. Only 50rp for a large Kingfisher or 25rp for a kings.

Local bar , visited on an afternoon/evening as A welcome refreshment stop after walking up and down Baga and Calangute Beach.
Small bottles of Kings are good value.
Sit and watch the hectic world go by in Calangute.

This is also an Off Licence selling Alcohol , which is very reasonable to buy.

We also saw people bringing their plastic bottles back to get refilled with water.