House ofLloyd

Saipem · Candolim · Goa

House ofLloyd

A little more Goa.
A lot more us.

Rooted in Goa. Made for today.
Goan food. Great drinks. Long evenings. The kind of hospitality that makes room for one more.

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The story

House of Lloyd was never meant to be just another restaurant in Goa.

Lloyd and Nerissa at the house

It began with a simple idea — to create a house that felt like Goa. Not the Goa of postcards and tourist clichés, but the Goa we know, love and grew up with. A Goa of old homes, long lunches, late nights, Catholic kitchens, Hindu feasts, Portuguese influences, local markets, family recipes, music, conversation and tables that somehow always make room for one more.

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A return to our roots

Goa, served the way we see it.

Goan food is impossible to put into one box. It is the meeting point of cultures, communities and centuries of history. It is fiery and sour, rich and delicate, rustic and refined.

A table set with plates from the kitchen and fresh fruit drinks
Plates from the kitchen, shared across the table
A plate carried out from the kitchen
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The house pour

A little tradition. A little trouble.

We still love to experiment. Expect thoughtful cocktails, familiar spirits with a twist, unexpected combinations and a little mischief.

Smoky grills, bold flavours, indulgent plates and cocktails worth slowing down for.

No Whey, a clarified lassi cocktail, from the House of Lloyd bar menu

Rated 4.3 on Google from 718 reviews, and 4.3 on District from 355 ratings (Oct 2026)

“From the ambience to the food to the vibe to the music, everything and I mean everything … is literally a 10/10!”

A guest on District

“…soft music which was not overpoweringly loud which is so rare even at fine dining places these days.”

A guest on District

“The three steaks we ordered were all medium-rare and delicious … the Norwegian salmon ceviche was the evening’s clear highlight.”

A guest on District
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The Goan way

Goa is a feeling.

Cane chairs and tables on the verandah facing the garden

It is the freedom to sit for three hours over lunch.

It is old Portuguese houses behind overgrown gardens.

It is celebration without needing a reason.

And perhaps most importantly, Goa is hospitality.

The kind where you arrive as a guest and leave feeling like you’ve been here before.

  • Courtyard garden
  • Retro rooms
  • Smooth jazz
  • Romantic evenings
The bungalow's tiled roof and verandah seen across the courtyard garden
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Come on in

Find us in Candolim.

Near Candolim Church, Saipem, Candolim, North Goa

Call us to reserve, or book on District.

Getting there, and what to order ↗