North Goa boasts a vibrant and diverse food scene

North Goa is not just famous for its beaches and nightlife; it is also a foodie paradise. This region offers a range of dining options, from local seafood to international cuisines. Visitors can enjoy a diverse culinary experience that reflects Goa's rich cultural history. One popular spot is Maka Zai Goan Restaurant & Feni Cocktails in Anjuna. Set in a vintage Goan home, it serves dishes like Prawn Balchao and unique desserts made from Parle-G biscuits. Prices for two people average around 1,700 rupees. Another option is Goa's Ark, also in Anjuna. This restaurant focuses on Mediterranean cuisine with fresh ingredients. Guests can't miss its generous servings of humus and pita. A meal for two typically costs about 1,300 rupees. In Assagao, Vinayak Family Restaurant is known for its seafood. The casual atmosphere complements favorites like Pomfret Rava Fry and Fish Thali, with a typical bill for two coming to 1,100 rupees. Neighbors, another Assagao eatery, combines global flavors with local ingredients. It's cozy and serves delightful dishes such as BBQ pork sandwiches. Meals for two here generally run around 1,200 rupees. Anar offers a blend of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes in Anjuna. Its vibrant atmosphere and specialties like BBQ Chicken Bruschetta make it a must-visit. Meals average about 2,000 rupees for two. Tuscany Gardens in Candolim is known for its authentic Italian dining experience. Diners enjoy wood-fired pizzas and homemade pasta amid beautiful garden surroundings. Prices for two usually reach about 1,400 rupees. Jamun, also in Assagao, presents contemporary Indian cuisine in a restored villa. Signature dishes include Rajasthani Laal Maas. A dinner for two costs around 1,800 rupees. Grumps in Sangolda offers a casual vibe with delicious burgers and craft beers. The live music adds to the lively atmosphere, with a meal for two averaging about 1,200 rupees. Purple Martini in Anjuna provides stunning views of the Arabian Sea, famous for its seafood dishes and live music. Here, expect to spend about 2,000 rupees for a dinner for two. Avo’s Kitchen, another Assagao gem, serves comforting home-cooked Goan meals. Favorites include Chicken Cafreal. The typical bill for two is around 1,800 rupees. Finally, Pisco By The Beach in Anjuna features a fusion of seafood and Italian dishes in a scenic beachfront setting. Guests can enjoy creative cocktails and sunset views, with meals for two averaging about 2,000 rupees.