Cafe TATO — Restaurant in Goa

The big restaurant is worth the ambiance and the preparation is very good. My experience in the south indian TATO cafe was forgettable. I had a veg thali...i only liked the plain dhal served in the super small katori..when I asked for one more cup, i was charged rs 28/- in the bill .. More than the money charged, it left me fuming and could not digest it. In any South Indian hotels few things are unlimited and more than bill, the hotel should have some hospitality to satisfy the customer.. The waiter gave a blank look and he saw me being and feeling cheated... Sorry guys, goa may be an expensive place but u should know to do business. It's not about money always.... I have dined and dusted in the best of hotels in India and abroad... Never felt like this...atleast in India and that too a super small cup of plain dhal... Remember, food is a sensitive issue and we don't mind shelling money... If u charge for even breathing in the hotel then that's too...

"Cozy Comfortable Seating With Decent Food Taste"

Located in the City it is decent peaceful restaurant serving Veg and Non-Veg Food. It also has a Bar. But that does not at all cloud the atmosphere with liquor smell. Well-suited for Family and Friends.

We had visited on a Saturday Afternoon. The place is spacious so prior reservation is not really required.

For lunch we opted for: Lemon Soda and Lemon Juice Prawns Garlic Chilly : It was Fish version of Chicken Garlic Chilly. Nicely Cooked and tasted Good but not worth the Price. Veg Tarkari Biryani: Tasty not very spicy. Served in Good Quantity. Thumps up to it ! Gulab Jamun with Vanilla Ice-Cream: Yummy Gulab Jamun !

The meal was sufficient for 2 Grown-Ups and it costed us 940 out of which 400 odd were only for the Prawns Garlic Chilly.

Parking was on Road....

I had the pleasure of discovering this hidden gem of a cafe recently, and it's safe to say that it exceeded all my expectations. The star of the show - their Pav Bhaji. It's not just a dish; it's a revelation. The buttery goodness is beyond compare. The flavors were rich, and the consistency was spot on. It was like a warm, comforting hug for my taste buds. The rest of the Goan snacks on their menu were equally impressive. The samosas were crispy and filled with flavorful goodness. Besides the cosy atmosphere and the delicious food, is the friendly and attentive staff. They go out of their way to ensure that every guest feels valued and well taken care...