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O'coqueiro Restaurant - Alto-Porvorim - Photo album
O' Coqueiro doesn't need introduction!
We wanted to go out for a little Christmas lunch & have something Goan. The restaurant was booked & was quite busy, as expected on a Christmas afternoon. We were about to leave when Piedade noticed my elderly mother with me & did a quick second round to check
Absolutely enjoyed the food here!
We travelled from Hyd and we wanted to have some authentic goan food and this place was a hit.
Chicken Cafreal, Stuffed Shrimp with Pappad, Broccoli, Fish Curry, Prawns curry were amazing.
All my family members really enjoyed the food and had a good time
A really well designed restaurant having its own legacy. Desserts were not that good compared to the food available here. Service was extremely nice and it's a little steep on the prices compared to other similar places in Goa
We discovered this hidden gem by chance on our way to Goa. Authentic goan vibe, decor and taste of food. Loved it!
It is an excellent place to try out authentic Goan cuisine. The place is really beautiful. There was also a person singing really nice songs. The staff behaviour is good. And the food is heaven. It tastes so delicious and different at the same time.
Amazing place with great food, ambience and wonderful service. For history geeks, this place is where the Bikini Killer, ‘Charles Sobhraj’ was nabbed. Amazing place.
Very good ambience showing the Goa's culture, structure, flooring, garden, roofing etc. This place is historically famous for capturing Charles Shobraj.
Amazing Goan experience and authentic food ❤️
The place known for it’s Chicken Cafreal which we had to try. Loved it. Wasn’t very spicy, but delicious.
The stuffed squids/calamari was lip smacking. The recheado masala was on point and so was the recheado Mushrooms.
The stuffed papad was a bit too oi
We have booked this place for our baby's 1st birthday. Initially, we were not very happy with the pricing per plate (only veg) they have offered us. But still we agreed, because it's a beautiful property with multiple seating arrangements - outdoor garden space, indoor open area, and dining with AC.
Food was awesome as usual and the service was good. They lost one point as they were haggling with me to add an additional table for a party of 9 and wanted to give me a table to seat just 8. Very petty. The ambience is also lovely with a chance to walk around their back yard.
O coqueiro is one of the famous landmarks in Porvorim and is known for serving Goan - Portuguese dishes since ages.
From being the first ones to serve chicken cafreal in Goa to constanty dishing out some authentic goan cuisine this placehas always managed to be the talk of the town.
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On the way to the new Manohar airport at Mopa, this is the place to enjoy a good lunch and carry good memories before you fly out of Goa!
Nicely designed interiors make for a pleasant time here!
The food dishes, particularly the Goan ones (xacuti, vindaloo and cafreal) were really tasty and we tho
Straight from Goa airport came here to have lunch. The best seafood restaurant in Goa i feel. Its there at the top of the best eateries in Goa.
A nice traditional goan house made into a restaurant. Staff is top notch and food is to die for. Must try the mojitos here. A great way to start your trip t
Ambience - Awesome
Price - A bit pricy
Food - Star Hotel style menu & presentation
Prinmely located
Overall experience was gud.
Loved the place
Most infamously famous place in Goa: O' Coqueiro, Porvorim.
This is where the notorious killer Charles Shobhraj was caught. And this where I caught some amazing food.
Potato Recheado: Recheado is a hot pungent spice paste mainly consisting of red chillies and vinegar which is very prominent in Goa
Food was a sort of disappointment especially Cafreal. Rest all was OK. May be my expectations were high as I visited after a long time. But there was a miss somewhere. Staff was great. Place well maintained.
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