Review Pinto Bar & Restaurant - Panjim

Portuguese old nostalgia will hit you once you step in to the restaurant. Ambience is very distinctive, you can also experience the old hippie culture in their bar. Food was good, kids and adults liked the breakfast we had here. Service was fast and team was really helpful. Parking is hassle so better visit this place using cab or park your car at risk on the fountainhas road.

Good Goan food, awesome service and good ambiance. The food we ordered was delicious but cooked more for the tourists taste buds. The servers were very prompt and efficient. The decor was decent. Parking spaces for cars is a bit of an issue, plenty of parking spaces for two wheelers.

Hospedaria Venite This quaint balcony restaurant with a view of the colourfully compact lanes of Fontainhas is the ideal pitstop, where, without fail, everyone that I bring here has a delightful time. The glorious graffiti and murals displayed on the wall are a site of deep cultural relevance, an ode to the development of Panjim from an administrative stronghold to a hippie haven and ultimately a tourist's paradise. The delightful music, chilled beer, and friendly staff are what makes this place authentically Goan and a part of my heritage that I adore. Not to mention their absolutely delicious menu items and off-the-wall specials that traverse the line between your regular meal and a feast fit for a king. I can not recommend this place enough. Keep up the good work.

The food was ok. The beef was tough and it was overall decent. The atmosphere and location is nice. The decoration is also good. It looks very authentic. The service and atmosphere was exceptional. Although ordering food worth 700 for myself, I did not feel full. I think I could have gone for some other things too.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Hospedaria Venite in Goa, and it was an unplanned but wonderful experience. After wandering through the charming streets of Fontainhas, and being already overwhelmed by the experience of Joseph bar, my friend and I stumbled upon this gem and decided to have dinner there. The small cozy balconies immediately caught our attention and set the perfect ambiance for our evening. They don't allow you to smoke in there, so if you are a smoker and love to smoke with your drinks then this place is not for you. We were a bit late, had a couple of drinks and couldn't have a proper meal as they were politely asking us to leave multiple times arround 11PM but we had a couple of snacks and they were pretty good.

This is our one of the favourite places to visit when in Panjim. The Vibe is amazing and it takes you back in time. Located in a calm lane of Panjim this restaurant is part of a heritage building. We love the way they have kept that old school charm alive. Food is good too. You should not miss this when in Panjim.

Awesome food. Must try the Stuffed Crabs, Bombay Ducks, Choris Pullao and Prawn Pullao

Truly a place with the Indo portugues essence that takes you on a drift to actual continental food, keeping in mind the flavour of Goa! A must try, must visit place. Not to harsh on ur pockets either!!! Viva!

Absolute must visit. You can truly get into spirit or Latin quarter with atmosphere and view from Balcony. And food was also great 🙌

One of the best restaurant if you are looking for Portuguese food, location is nice and the restaurant have cool old school kind of vibe to it. I tried multiple things and all of them were amazing , staff was good and very attentive. Must visit you are in Goa.

Tried out their chicken steaks and fries and it was amazing Ambience is good and has a balcony for a two seater Staffs are very friendly and they do suggest some good dishes Overall loved the place ambience and food

Awesome atmosphere, staff and food. I had sea bass curry, chicken pullaw, prawn chilly and chicken chilly. Most recommended you want fusion as well aa authentic western food

We were walking along fountainhas road and searching for Joseph's bar. Unfortunately it was around 12 and the bar was not open. Stumbled upon this place . It was a real treat ..you enter and it feels like you are transported to how old Goa would have been. Remnants of fishing nets ...floorboards tcarved put of wreckage and a great service. Come here for the history ...the coffee feni liquor and the traditional Goan Portugese cuisine. For vegetarians there is a very limited options but mocktails and drinks are decent. A must see .. For non veg ..try the fish cutlets , feni liqueur and squid.

If ever you feel lost and want a warm hug, this is the place to go. The staff are very warm and welcoming. A very rustic cafe with an amazing gallery seating. The food is not the typical style that features the herd mentality sort of looks. The fries and the juices are amazingly tasty and a must try.

Hospedaria Venite is one of my favourite places in Fontainhas. This quaint balcony restaurant with a view of the colourfully compact lanes of Fontainhas is the ideal pitstop, where, without fail, everyone that I bring here has a delightful time. The glorious graffiti and murals displayed on the wall are a site of deep cultural relevance, an ode to the development of Panjim from an administrative stronghold to a hippie haven and ultimately a tourist's paradise. The delightful music, chilled beer, and friendly staff are what makes this place authentically Goan and a part of my heritage that I adore. Not to mention their absolutely delicious menu items and off-the-wall specials that traverse the line between your regular meal and a feast fit for a king. I can not recommend this place enough. Keep up the good work.

I loved the ambience. It was a super cute place, with the quaint balconies, the art of the walls. Besides the staff was super friendly and helpful. Loved the food!

AN ABSOLUTE MUST! Went there with my daughter as we read such great reviews and it didn't disappoint. Very funky place with lovely Goan food and very nice staff. We really enjoyed walking around taking photos. We had two mains, two starters, 2 desserts one lemon soda and 2 virgin mojitos and the bill was 1460 rupees. Worth every penny! The serradura pudding is to die for!!!