Garden of Dreams - Arambol

Garden of Dreams restaurant is a prime example of how social media hype can deceive unsuspecting customers. This below-average establishment relies heavily on its superficial appearance rather than focusing on the essentials. The restaurant lacks proper ventilation, resulting in an infestation of flies that roam freely throughout the premises. The quality of the food served here is atrocious, to say the least. It was such a horrendous experience that I vow never to set foot in this place again. We wasted nearly an hour driving from Panjim, expecting the restaurant to live up to its name, only to be met with an absolute disaster. We witnessed one table after another ordering food and promptly sending it back to the kitchen in disgust. The fact that three separate tables simultaneously complained about the food speaks volumes about the abysmal management of this establishment. To make matters worse, there is no separate restroom for women; it is a shared washroom for both genders. This lack of basic facilities is a clear reflection of the restaurant's disregard for providing a satisfactory experience. The management urgently needs to hire professional staff who comprehend the meaning of service in the hospitality industry and grasp the concept of good quality food and its taste. Simply adding a few healthy options to the menu does not magically transform the restaurant into a premium establishment. In conclusion, visiting Garden of Dreams was an utter waste of time, money, and energy. I strongly advise others to steer clear of this establishment unless they have a peculiar affinity for disappointment and dissatisfaction.

Saw lots of reels on instagram suggesting that this is the best that Goa has to offer. But was bit disappointed. No parking. It's open space with lots of greenery. No AC, few fans. It was difficult to sit in after noon in march, and nobody from mgt seemed bothered. Food was reasonably good, pudding was bad. I won't go again.

I discovered this restaurant on Instagram and YouTube, so I made sure to include it in our Goa itinerary. It was a bit hard to find as the signage from the main road is minimal, but once we found it, we were amazed! Walking through the magical doorway led us into a secret garden with relaxing music playing among the palm trees. We settled down at a low circular glass coffee table with rustic rattan stools. We ordered 2 watermelon chill's for 180 Rs each, followed by a huge vegan platter to share for 550 Rs, and ended with a Holy Cacao smoothie for 240 Rs each. While not the cheapest place in Goa, it was definitely worth the visit. We had a wonderful time and highly recommend it. If this review was helpful, please give it a thumbs up to let me know it was worth writing. Namaste.

Arambol Heaven is one of my favorite places in Goa. This spot is absolutely amazing. The comfortable seating, lush trees, calming music, delicious vegan food and drinks, and hippie atmosphere will transport you to a beautiful Garden of Dreams. You'll want to stay here forever. Highly recommended.

Its most sought after restaurant in North Goa. Perfect ambience to chill out with family friends. No signboard, but all locals will guide you to this awesome restaurant. Please note that it closes down by 6pm so be early to visit this place. Tables, chairs, beds, sofas, ground level sitting arrangements are a welcome treat. Must try out their cills, smoothies, buddha bowls, pesto sandwiches, rich triple cake, chocolate orange cake and on and on. Mr Leroy the Director along his team are available for guiding you thru the Menu. Lots of celebrities visit this place. One can unwind laze around . Kudos to Leroy Greene