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I can't say when this place originally opened but I do remember always dropping in for a quick bite of their lovely corned beef snadwiches and the ass…
Pink Ribbon
Cafe Aurora
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Simple, authentic, tasty food. Friendly waiters. Jolly ambience.…
Ananya Ray
Cafe Aurora
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Nice restaurant in Mapusa market. Tried the beef biryani which was really good. Definitely worth many more visits. Quick service! Good staff!…
Jimmy Daruwalla
Cafe Aurora
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7 Reviews on “Cafe Aurora”
I can’t say when this place originally opened but I do remember always dropping in for a quick bite of their lovely corned beef snadwiches and the assortment of their cutlets. And after a refreshing pint of beer we were good to go in our way. But for the portions these days, the prices seem a little steep.
Simple, authentic, tasty food. Friendly waiters. Jolly ambience.
Nice restaurant in Mapusa market. Tried the beef biryani which was really good. Definitely worth many more visits. Quick service! Good staff!
Good food. Pleasant staff. Portrays the taste of Goa to a good extent. Certainly recommend for those who want to grab a quick bite. Located right in the Center of the market and close to the bus stand.
Nice place for snacks in the heart of mapusa market. The best part is u don’t need to place an order. The waiter gets the snacks in front of u & u only pay for what u eat.
If you love non-veg snacks, this is the place to go. It’s right in the market, so you can stop by after shopping. Serves Goan delicacies and includes pork and beef items. The beef croquettes and chicken rolls are worth a try! flexcia.com
Located amidst Mapusa market and serves typical Goan delicacies and pastries. I love their croquettes, puffs with hot tea or coffee. Frequenting this place since childhood as this was my dads fav joint.