I asked around for a a good eating place in Goa and was suggested Brittos by a local. We were here on a late saturday afternoon and the whole baga beach area was extremely crowded. Brittos was crowded too....but we managed to get a table fr 2. If you are in Goa, eating in a 'shack' is an experience much... More

Everytime i come to goa i make it a point to vist Brittos Excellent Goan and continental food Good location lot of fish varieties to chose from Excellent Deserts menu avaliable Value for money great quantity

Brittos of yore has gone by...It has become more of Hype...Waiter was missing for a good 1/2 hr...and they then tried to hurry me with my meals since there were people waiting although on the other table there were 2 shay guys who were busy puffing away and just having a Soda... every year the quality of food also has... More

Have been a fan of this place since 15 years. The quality of food is terrible now, guess all the old cooks have left the place and the new ones have no clue about cooking. Please get your act together guys otherwise you are gone.

been going to this place since the last many years and have noticed that the quality of the food, the service has just deteriorated.. except the location, this place has no other qualities. wouldnt recommend this place for dinner at all...just a place to grab a couple of beers and gaze at the beach

We had a dinner at Britto's. i sampled veg fare while my wife tried a sea-food dish. Both turned out pretty well. The ambience of the place, along with some live music, added to the charm. Could do with little faster service - but then you are in Goa and time has taken a break :)

it's more of an hype - but if you are a veggie and non-alcoholic... better to avoid!! I was a non-veggie and ordered vindaloo fish... but it was not very great even the salad served was so watered down.

Here you will find a lovely setting by the beach. We ordered prawn masala with fried rice, chilly fry with rice. The food was fresh and delicious! We also tried the caramel pudding and blueberry chesse cake. The food is great, you cannot miss this one when in Baga! It cost us around 900 for two people.

Brittos and St Anthony - These two restaurants were really great places to be in the early 80s. The large influx of the European touristas and the Israeli military holiday seekers had made Baga their very own. There was only one hotel in Baga and that was Baia Do Sol. I remember looking at the hotel with envious eyes in... More