Tucked away in the lush greenery of North Goa, Siolim is transforming from a quiet village into a buzzing culinary destination.
While the beaches of Anjuna and the market of Mapusa attract the crowds, Siolim’s new crop of restaurants is catching the eye and appetite of both, foodies and curious travellers alike. If you’re planning a trip to Goa anytime soon, these three must-visit restaurants in Siolim deserve to be on your itinerary.
A whimsical name with a menu that’s anything but ordinary, The Rabbit Hole in Siolim is a design-forward restaurant that fuses international gourmet styles with local Goan elements.
With its boho-chic interiors, dim lighting and curated cocktails, the space feels like a secret waiting to be discovered.
USP: Inventive plating and a rotating seasonal menu that surprises regulars every time.
Must-try: Selection of burgers, bowls that are veg or seafood or nonveg, the choice is endless, and don't forget their croissant sandwiches.
Why visit: It offers the kind of Insta-worthy ambience and great brunch location that’s open till 11 pm.
LOCATION: House No 759/6, Bamon Vaddo, Opp Evershine Building, Siolim
WHEN IT'S OPEN: Daily
TIMINGS: 8 am to 11 pm
CONTACT: +91 7666795681
For those who love hearty, soul-satisfying meals, Mountain Goat offers a refreshing change from typical beach shack fare. Designed like a cosy Alpine lodge meets modern bistro, this Siolim restaurant champions “global comfort food”, dishes that feel familiar but made exciting with clever twists.
USP: Their menu spans the globe, with a focus on authentic Tibetan and Nepali cuisine. This café-restaurant is especially known for its hand-pulled noodles and signature momos.
Must-try: Some of their bestsellers include flavourful jhol momos and the deliciously spiced sadeko momos. Don’t miss the dessert menu, featuring unique treats like the coconut cream-based sangkaya and more.
Why visit: It feels like home, no matter where you're from. Tucked along the roadside on the first floor in Siolim, this place gives off warm, peaceful vibes that transport you straight to Tibet.
DETAILS
WHERE: Opposite Ever Shine apartments, Siolim
WHEN: Everyday
TIMINGS: 12 pm to 12 am
Alag, which means “different” in Hindi, lives up to its name. Cafe Alag in Siolim focuses on regional Indian flavours presented in unexpected ways. Think fusion without the gimmicks—just clean, creative food that respects tradition.
USP: Hyperlocal ingredients, foraged herbs and a chef-led tasting menu that changes with every harvest.
Must-try: The cloud-like cheesecakes are light, fluffy and made in Japanese style. Pair them with a crispy chicken sando and don’t forget the coffee—an endless selection of locally grown brews and more.
Why visit: For travellers seeking more than just beach parties and prawn curry, Alag offers a deeper taste of India.
DETAILS
WHERE: Near St Anthony Church, Siolim
WHEN: Closed on Wednesday
TIMINGS: 9 am to 6.30 pm
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a Goa regular looking for something new, these top restaurants in Siolim promise unforgettable meals in equally memorable settings.
So, the next time you’re hunting for where to eat in Goa, take a detour from the usual and discover the evolving flavours of Siolim.