Cafe Tato since 1913 (Patto)

Name: Cafe Tato since 1913 (Patto)
Address: Tato Holdings, Gera Imperium Patto Plaza, 1, patto, Panaji, Goa, India
Telephone: +918010282947
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.3

1022 votes

#13 of 320 cafes in Panaji

#3 of 78 restaurants with desserts in Dona Paula

Vegetarian

ClosedOpens at 8AM tomorrow

$$$$ Price range per person INR 1 - INR 200

Tato Holdings, Gera Imperium Patto Plaza, 1, patto

Panaji, Goa, India

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Not only should Cabo Chapel be visited, but also Cafe Tato since 1913 (Patto). The Vegetarian cuisine is on the menu at this cafe. Order perfectly cooked turkey, bhaji pav and mushroom salads. Enjoy good falooda that is served at Cafe Tato since 1913 (Patto). Don't miss the opportunity to order delicious cold coffee, masala chai or lassi.

Imagine a combination of great food and the gracious staff, this is exactly what this place provides you with. The fast service is something these restaurateurs care about. This spot provides meals at affordable prices. Come here for the enjoyable atmosphere. This cafe has received Google 4.4 according to the visitors' opinions.

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Anjaneya Singh 27 days ago on Google

When we walked into this little cafe on our first day of the trip, little did we know that we would be having breakfast for the next 5 days here! Warm, homely and simple food which was especially easy on the pocket (and stomach) , this cafe had traditional goan bhajis, paired with fluffy paos, puris and breads. We tasted all bhajis expect the Usal ( due to lack of availability) and found all of them flavourful. The Patal Bhaji was made of Potatoes and dry, the Alsande was Rajma, the Biya was made of Cashews and the Sangam, which as the name suggests was a medley of all. The quantity could've been a little more as we had to order 2 or 3 bhajis individually but the taste was on point. We were catered to with great warmth by Sanjay, Rupesh and Kabir across a span of 5 days. Rupesh was kind enough to give a complimentary taste of their fluffy Banana flavoured bread (puri it was) and Sanjay brought for us a slice of their traditional goan sweets.( Disclaimer- I am not writing this review under the influence of these freebies at all. ) . We tried the hot chocolate, which was not very different from Bournvita Milk and the lassi felt like blended shrikhand and i wouldn't rate them that high but the tea was nice & sweet and paired really well with their dishes offered. Cafe Tato also offers South Indian cuisine of which the Idlis I tried on the last day. The sambhar was great but the idlis could've been a bit fluffier. All in all, do try their bhajis and pooris for breakfast. You will leave happier. Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: ₹200–400 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Vegetarian offerings: Menu is all vegetarian

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Leena Mehta a month ago on Google

Decided to try iconic places of Goa serving goan specialities. This place was first on the list as my husband being biggest fan of Sachin. Visited on a weekday afternoon around brunch time.. and to our surprise place was almost full with mostly localites.. we ordered btata bhaji and red kidney beans bhaji, puri, bun (which is fluffy poori with banana), mirchi bhaji, samosa.. everything was delicious without lot of masalas yet tasty.. service was quick and staff was really good, managing crowd well.. Rates are very nominal even after all the hypes. Overall, must visit if you want to try authentic goan food. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

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Rishi Patel 3 months ago on Google

Fantastic food, even better service by Rupesh. This is actually a branch of the one near the church run by the same owner. Honestly, the food was so good that we didn't care that we were not at the original one. We planned to have a light breakfast here. But the food options here were diverse and delicious that we are planning to skip lunch now Definitely recommended to try the Almi Bhaji with Puri/ Pav. Their banana milkshake is perfect and mushroom samosa was unique. Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: ₹200–400 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian offerings: Menu is all vegetarian

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