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Restaurants in Havelock
Havelock provides various cuisines for the comfort of its guests from India and all over the world. From Indian cuisines with various dietary restrictions to scrumptious continental cuisine – nothing is amiss. And lest we forget, the seafood options are plenty and everywhere! Grilled fish is a must-have, especially at some local eateries in the market. For cheaper meals, some hotels will let you buy bread, which you can toast in their kitchens. You can even try simple vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis – cheap meals of plain rice, vegetables, dal(lentil soup), and meat.
Best restaurants in Havelock
- Anju Coco: This place is very well known for its Barbeque. Try their big breakfast and grilled BBQ fish here right by the beautiful sea.
- Something different: This beautiful beachside cafe offers the best food with the best view. We highly recommend this place for a chill evening.
- Nemo cafe: A beachside cafe offering memorable candlelight dinners and beachside DJ parties. Head to this cafe for a fun-filled beachside evening.
- Shakahaar: This is one of the first and best pure vegetarian restaurants in Swaraj Dweep. The setup is pretty basic and the service here is quick and is also budget-friendly.
- Bo No Va: This place has something for everyone. This a cafe and a pub which offers delicious seafood, dance floor and an evening DJ party inside the popular seashell resort.
- Golden Spoon: A small street-side joint, offers the best seafood in Swaraj Dweep. We recommend trying their grilled fish in Banana leaf.
- Venom Bar: This bar has a groovy jungle vibe located at symphony palms resorts. The best time of the day to visit this place is in the evening.
- Full moon cafe: This is a beach-facing Bistro, one of the most recommended restaurants in Havelock. Great place to hang out with divers as it’s placed inside the Dive India property.
Here is a list of other places to eat on Havelock Island:
- Fat Martin’s cafe
- Kathmandu Restaurant
- Squid restaurant
- Cafe Del Mar
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