Cafe Chocolatti — Restaurant in Goa

A Hidden Gem in Goa If you're looking for a hidden gem in Goa, then Cafe Chocolatti is the perfect place for you. This cozy cafe is tucked away in a quiet corner of Candolim and is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the beach.

The cafe is decorated in a rustic style, with exposed brick walls and wooden tables and chairs. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or a delicious meal.

The menu at Cafe Chocolatti is extensive and features a wide variety of dishes, from breakfast to dinner. The breakfast menu includes pancakes, waffles, eggs, and toast. The lunch and dinner menu features a variety of pastas, pizzas, salads, and sandwiches. There is also a wide selection of desserts, including cakes, pies, and ice cream.

The food at Cafe Chocolatti is delicious and reasonably priced. The service is also excellent, and the staff is friendly and attentive.

Overall, Cafe Chocolatti is a great place to visit if you're looking for a delicious meal and a relaxing atmosphere. It is a hidden gem in Goa that is definitely worth checking out.

Here are some of the highlights of Cafe Chocolatti: The cozy and inviting atmosphere. The delicious food. The friendly and attentive staff. The reasonable prices. I highly recommend Cafe Chocolatti to anyone looking for a great dining experience in Goa.

One problem is parking...

An Oasis in the busy North of Goa

Walk into Cafe Chocolatti from the busy streets running parallel to the Candolim beach and you are greeted by a quaint, yet spacious, cafe, with tables artfully arranged amidst the greenery within. The menu is equally tasteful, and the dishes tasty! We, a seven-member group, enjoyed almost everything that we ordered here. Hot Chocolate, Special Hot Chocolate, Cappuccino, Cold Coffee, The English Breakfast and Chocolate Eclairs were good; and the Banana and Salted Caramel Sundae and Rich Brandy Fruit cake were divine! There was just one item that we didn't quite like - the baked beans that came with The English Breakfast. But that may just be a matter of taste. All in all, it was an enjoyable experience. I only wish we had more time to spend at Cafe Chocolatti! Shall definitely return on our next visit to Goa!

A side note: The waiter was a sweet guy who apologized for a miniscule delay in service (it was nothing to apologise for!) because of the reduced number of staff - another impact of Covid on the restaurant industry. It seems the Cafe had been closed for almost a year. Many restaurants (despite their amazing spread and service) had to slow down to the Covid economic blow this year and last. And we lost many good ones permanently... I sincerely hope that all great restaurants like Cafe Chocolatti make it through and thrive as they...

Loverly enclosed tranquil trees and bushes and garden areas just off the main road. Such a nice peaceful place to sit for lunch. We had panninis and they tasted awesome, the blt was amazing and moreish, the chicken was good but not as scrumptious as the blt. We had scones and profitoroles which is a must if you come here, we love the day out just for tea and scones. However. We tasted one of their coffees and it was super nice, up there with one of the best I've tasted. We didn't stay for breakfast or any other food but I would recommend it tea biscuits and deserts is your thing then try here. It closes at 7 pm so you need to be aware if it's a hot day, there are inside and outside seating and it is possible to find shade. They have fans nestled in the hedges blowing at your table to keep you cool. I was sat slightly in the sunshine and it was a little to hit for me. The other three who attended said they felt nice and cool. A must visit to take pics if the garden. And a must to be eating scones tea and coffee, like the queen of England qualiy and sit out like a king in the garden. You can also ask for take away or doggy bag anything you want to take back. They seal the sandwhiches in foil and are sealed. The deserts are packed in tubs with lids to keep them...