God's Place Restaurant and Tea Bar

We discovered this place by accident and now its one our favourite restaurants in India.Such amazing place,food and such amazing people.

Set on the banks of Chapora, God's Place is a restaurant, lounge and tea bar. Located on the Chapora-Siolim road, this new eatery occupies a vast space including a dance floor and performance venue.Reminiscent of a Himachali wooden house the restaurant and tea bar boasts a spectacular and breathtaking view across the Chapora estuary surrounded by nature. With simple decor using fabric, mats and bolsters, and mostly low seating areas, the venue dons a rustic look. Traditional Goan mud crockery add to the charm of the place.Overlooking the bay, God's Place makes for an ideal chill-out sundowner spot with spectacular views of the hills and the bay dotted with local fisherfolk. During high tide, one has a sense of being perched on the deck of a ship. Guests can take to the water and rent kayaks for a nominal charge to explore the bay and fishing port; and also be served juice on board.At night, God's Place transforms into a hypnotic atmosphere of soft light and tranquility, with the views of nocturnal seascape, a setting perfrct for a romantic dinner. It is also an active venue for group discussions, poetry, talks, chess and spontaneous acoustic live music.The restaurant and tea bar can also host private party's and manage the catering aspect.

The best thing about this restaurant is the view. You can enjoy a sunset view and a bay view from the first floor. You can sit for hours sipping your juice and taking in the natural surroundings. Downstairs, there is a beautiful garden that they call the tea bar. The food here is quite healthy.

Even though this restaurant is located on the riverbank, you still get a stunning view of the ocean. The food here is excellent, and they offer a wide variety of teas for tea lovers. Sitting in the rooftop lounge and overlooking the Arabian Sea is a truly wonderful experience. We stayed for the entire afternoon and left late into the night. This is a must-visit for couples who enjoy delicious food and being in nature.

During our last morning in Goa, we only stopped by for drinks and were pleasantly surprised. The masala chai was excellent, made with full milk and just the right amount of masala. The lemon grass used was freshly cut from the garden and the juice was refreshing, with a perfect balance of lemon and pomegranate seeds. The tables were adorned with fresh flowers, Auroville crockery, and clean cutlery. While we didn't stay for lunch, the menu features a 'slow food' influence with many organic ingredients. Don't miss out on visiting God's Place on your next trip to Goa - it's a place that will make you dream just by looking outside. And don't forget - they also accept bitcoins as payment.