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On a balmy evening in North Goa, I found myself ascending a narrow staircase tucked above a quiet café in Assagao.Just a discreet wooden door marked by nothing more than curiosity laid Room One, a bar so small it almost feels like a secret, and so considered it could double as a gallery. Designed by […]

In the quiet, sun-faded lanes of Fontainhas, Panjim’s Latin Quarter, stands an art-deco house that catches light just right. Its doors open into Miguel’s  Cocktails & Petiscos, a fifty-seater restaurant that feels less like a bar and more like a time capsule,  part colonial nostalgia, part modern craft, and entirely deliberate in every detail. Miguel’s […]

The most compelling stories often lurk just beneath the surface of the commonplace. In Altinho, Panjim, a quarter known more for its quiet, colonial-era grace than its nightlife, I found a narrative so potent, so utterly singular, it recalibrated my very definition of a ‘night out.’ It exists behind an unassuming door, marked only by […]