Review Churrasco Do Patrao & Nata - Anjuna

We recently went for breakfast to this place, small place run by goans ...pleasantly surprised with the portions and amazing flavors- especially mushrooms that came with English Breakfast was super aweome They have some cool Gian dishes on the menu ..do try them out if you are in anjuna - great vibe and good food.

Possibly the best cafe based breakfast in Anjuna? I certainly thought so, my visit today saw me tuck into Nata’s Farmhouse breakfast washed down with a cool refreshing carrot and ginger juice and a pot of English breakfast tea. The main event was absolutely perfect served with beautifully cooked scrambled eggs (I suspect made with a generous three eggs), sautéed buttered mushrooms with garlic, crispy salty bacon, sautéed potatoes and two slices of toast. It’s pictured below and as the saying goes “a picture paints a thousand words” and in this case, indeed it does! 🤌🏽 Atmosphere can’t be a 5 I’m afraid as I was the only person in at the time, but in the proprietors defence, it is very early in the season right now. In summary, I can highly recommend Natalie🥇

The food was actually very tasty!!! The watermelon juice was so good that I got 2 glasses, the cheese stuffed meatballs with mashed potatoes taste soooo good and the pastel de Nata was grata as well!! Everything was just good!! My friend got an omelette and she really enjoyed her food as well! I would recommend 1000%!!!

We had an absolutely delicious Portuguese Thali here at Nata Goa cafe highly recommend will definitely return

Excellent breakfast options. Amazing ambience and superb taste. Loved the Chicken panado and Chicken panado sandwich. Will love to come back again for the breakfast.

The only place where I could find "pastel de nata" (famous Portuguese egg custard tart pastry, optionally dusted with cinnamon). Loved it with the black current ice-cream.

Was passing by the place and thought of resting in for a while and get something to eat. It is so cozy in here and peaceful. And the food is very tasty. Every bite was so wholesome. Thanks alot ❤️

I arrived here looking for some Portugese cuisine in the evening. The place is en route the Anjuna beach from Calangute. Its located in a pretty chilled location and has an equally good ambience with soothing music and a warm host. I was introduced to the Goan manufactured People's Lager here and its hands down the best lager I've had. The property serves Portugese food in an Indian thali style - something that is thoughtful and satiating. The Pastel de nata was a uniquely nice sweet dish for me. If you are looking for a relatively quiet place and good food over some conversation with a friend, do visit !

Perhaps the find of the tour! Tucked nicely hidden in the bylanes of Anjuna, Nata is an amazing little joint run by Pedro, a Portuguese who has been Goa for the last 5 years and he whipped up some sumptuous Portuguese food( even the music is Portuguese). The food tastes amazing, the service is done with heart on the sleeve and overall a brilliant experience. One small downer is the lack of space and little bit more tidiness to the place, but otherwise just perfect!

Probably one of my favourite finds in Goa so far! Delicately cooked traditional Portuguese food with mild but gorgeous flavours. I absolutely love this place, 100% would go back.

Really quaint Portuguese place hidden in the the by-lanes of Anjuna. Pedro, our host was really helpful in deciding what would be best as per our appetite. Food is exceptionally good across Empadas, English breakfasts ,fresh juices etc. should def. pay a visit if you are in this part of the woods in Anjuna. #Portuguesefood #cafe

Best place in Goa for pastel de nata and a nice cup of galao coffee! Also love the olive tapenada and Peter's breakfast. The Portguese thali I didn't like as much because it's too cheesy for my liking. It has a cozy charming vibe and is owned by two friendly Portuguese guys.

This is small place on the way to Anjuna. We were wondering around for good food and we found this place. The place was calm and there was noone there. The place was good to spend some time. The restaurant serves Portuguese food. We order Pica Pau Chicken and Rissois with chicken and rice. The food was amazing. The lady who served the food can help you with the food choice if you are not sure on what to eat. You have options from like Chicken, beef and Pork. The food at this place is amazing. We even had tea and that was great too. Variety of Juice, tea and coffee is available and you can order the same. The food is bit on costly side. Almost 1000rs for two. Overall a must visit of you like Portugese food. Smoking is allowed at this place.

I was looking for some place to try Pastel de nata and came across this cafe. Owned and operated by a Portugese couple, this is a gem of a place. Also tried a Portugese thali and it was every bit familiar. Loved this place and will definitely be going back. This is a must try place.

Food was good. The place was nice. Music was nice too, not too loud or not too soft either. I Went there and in the afternoon… it wasn’t crowded. The seating isn’t uniform so it doesn’t look like a regular restaurant. The place has a nice vibe and feel to it. It was recommended by a friend and it lived up to it.

Its a great place to enjoy Portuguese cuisine in Anjuna! Enjoyed a lovely Easter lunch with the family.The host & his team did a good job in making us feel welcome & served the finest Portuguese delicacies.

One of the finest places for breakfast in Goa. The Portugese food was so amazing. Loved the experience. Don't miss this one.

Nice small place. Serves Portuguese cuisine along with the regular sandwiches, eggs, breakfast juices, shakes etc. Does have Mosquito problem if you are visiting during monsoon specially. You can ask the owner for mosquito spray/odomos, they will provide. Nice place for a good breakfast. Would recommend, the farmhouse breakfast or Rossini (Portugese starter)

Delicious Portuguese snacks . “Pastel de bacalhau” was perfect . Dessert (Nata) with expresso in a glass cup was top!