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The Black Sheep Bistro

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European, Fusion, Contemporary
$$$$ Price range per person INR 900
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The Black Seep Bistro 1st Floor, Villa Braganca, Dr Braganza Pereira Rd, above Fab India Store
Panaji, Goa, India
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This restaurant and Mahalaxmi Temple can be both really attractive for tourists. The menu of Fusion cuisine is to the pleasure of all visitors here. The Black Sheep Bistro may please you with tasty fried chicken, fried prawns and fish cakes. Most guests recommend trying good churros, chocolate cakes and chocolate lava cakes. Don't miss the opportunity to drink delicious indian wine, craft beer or red sangria. Some clients recommend great dark coffee, ice tea or bread drink at this place.

The cosy atmosphere of this spot makes guests feel relaxed and have a nice time. The courteous staff welcomes people all year round. The enjoyable service is something these restaurateurs care about. This restaurant provides you with a great choice of dishes at affordable prices. From the guests' point of view, the decor looks cute here. Google gives it 4.6 so you can choose The Black Sheep Bistro to spend a good time here.

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Dining at The Black Sheep Bistro is less a meal and more a masterfully curated experience. From the very first bite to the final spoonful of dessert, everything we tried was nothing short of exceptional.The Jackfruit Tostada was a revelation — bold, inventive, and packed with textures and smoky spice. It's the kind of dish that redefines how you think about jackfruit. The Burrata Salad was freshness on a plate, with creamy burrata perfectly paired with seasonal produce, thoughtfully balanced with acidity and crunch.Next came the Goan Fish Taco — a beautifully local twist on a global favorite. The fish was tender and flavorful, nestled in a soft taco with a punchy salsa and just the right amount of heat. The Mushroom Soup surprised us: deep, earthy, and velvety smooth, it was comfort in a bowl elevated by finesse.The Fish dish ( I forget the name ) was beautifully executed — fresh, flaky, and cooked with restraint, laid on a bed of delectable cucumber, corn salad letting the quality of the produce shine. Each element on the plate had purpose and polish.The dessert, literally took the cake. The Burnt Basque Cheesecake was sheer indulgence — light, creamy, and slightly smoky with a caramelized top that broke like crème brûlée. But the showstopper? The Dark Chocolate Homemade Ice-Cream with Sea Salt. Intensely rich, smooth as silk, and punctuated by flecks of sea salt, it was pure decadence. Easily one of the best chocolate desserts I’ve had.Beyond the phenomenal food, it’s the people at The Black Sheep Bistro who make the experience truly exceptional. The staff are warm, attentive, and incredibly well-versed with the menu — striking that perfect balance of professionalism and genuine hospitality. Service is smooth, thoughtful, and never misses a beat.The chef is a true artist — blending local soul with global flair, every dish tells a story. There’s creativity, precision, and heart on every plate.The curator Deepak leads with quiet confidence and charisma. Present, engaged, and passionate, they ensure everything runs seamlessly while making guests feel personally welcomed and cared for.The Black Sheep Bistro is not just a meal --- it’s a labor of love — it’s a memory.
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European, Fusion, Contemporary
$$$$ Price range per person INR 900
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The Black Seep Bistro 1st Floor, Villa Braganca, Dr Braganza Pereira Rd, above Fab India Store
Panaji, Goa, India
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