Some places just stick with you.The Fisherman’s Wharf in Calangute (Goa) is one of those restaurants we keep coming back to and not by accident. We first discovered it during our first India trip in 2023/2024, when we spent a few days staying in Calangute at Hotel Renest (seems I have forgot to review it here)
Back then we were exploring the area, trying different food spots, and The Fisherman’s Wharf instantly stood out, also it was closely located to our hotel.
On our most recent trip, we once again made a stop at The Fisherman’s Wharf and this time it was perfectly timed.
After spending a few hours shopping at our favorite boutique shop, Boutique Eternal, we were hungry, tired, and ready for something truly satisfying. The Fisherman’s Wharf was the obvious choice. It’s one of those restaurants where you don’t need to think too much - you already know you’ll eat well.
If you’re into seafood, this place is a no-brainer. The menu is packed with classic coastal options, and they do it properly. The highlight for us? Seafood and jumbo prawns — the kind that actually feel like jumbo prawns, not just a marketing trick.
And of course, nothing pairs better with a Goan seafood meal than an ice-cold Kingfisher beer.
If you’re staying in Calangute or passing through the area, this is one of those places worth prioritizing.
If you’re in Goa and anywhere near Calangute, I genuinely recommend you try it at least once.
The Fisherman’s Wharf Calangute delivers exactly what you want from a coastal seafood restaurant — great food, good atmosphere, and the kind of experience that makes you want to return again next year.
And if you see jumbo prawns on the menu…You know what to do.
