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I used to get takeaway pastries from them whenever I craved something sweet, it was my go-to dessert spot. But recently, I came across a post here about how the owner replies to Google reviews. Curiosity got the better of me, and so down the rabbit hole I went (wasted 30 minutes and ruined my mood).

Honestly, I’m appalled. The owner takes zero accountability and comes across as outright arrogant, and the gaslighting was so triggering.

Long story short, I won’t be buying from them again. I don’t want to support a business run with that kind of attitude. There are far better ways to handle criticism and this isn’t it. Ironically, it's left a sour taste.

Have any of you had a bad experience at their cafe?

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1. The beach (Paloelem beach)
2. The gateway- the entry to the beach from our room (hardly 2 minutes walking distance)
3. The enjoyment😍

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Today i told my friend to bring two oakshmit silver bottles so he sent me the photo that he bought it. Later i noticed something strange yhe liquid level were different in the two identical bottles.

Is it refillied with fake liquid?

Shop name:- Unique Supermarket & Wine Store

Location:- Shop no 15, Calangute Beach Rd, umta Vaddo, Calangute, Goa 403516

Near Cabo de Ram Fort, South Goa.

When you think of Goa, you think of parties, beaches, casinos, and nightlife. Who would have thought you can actually witness the handiwork of our early ancestors etched into the very earth we walk on?

​Hidden away from the neon lights and coastal crowds, the Usgalimal Petroglyphs offer a profound shift in perspective. From the Goa of the present to the Goa of 30,000 years ago.

The Laterite Library: Echoes on the Kushawati

On the quiet banks of the Kushawati River in Sanguem, the modern world falls away, replaced by a massive laterite shelf that serves as a prehistoric canvas. Here, the Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic communities left behind a "lithic library," documenting their world long before the first temples or churches were ever conceived.

​ As you walk across the sun-warmed rock, figures emerge from the stone:

​The Labyrinth: A mesmerizing, winding spiral that hints at ancient rituals or early celestial understanding.

​The X-Ray Vision: Animals like deer and zebu bulls are depicted with a raw, "X-ray" clarity, showing a sophisticated understanding of anatomy and movement.

​The Shaman's Path: Anthropomorphic figures and footprints remind us that these weren't just carvings—they were likely part of a sacred space or a communal gathering ground.

So there we are. These were the first visitors - thousands of years ago.

I'm looking to join any referals will be more than welcome.. only looking for night jobs.

This idiot should be arrested right away

Source to the video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXUY48iDd0l/?igsh=bzFpcG1uMXpodGxv

Hello people of Goa! I’m moving to Goa this summers planning to live closer to the fitness centers and surfing spots. Would appreciate your guidance in terms of location and membership/sesh fees. Thank you

Just asking. If I am drinking on beach minding my own business. Is it considered an offense. Should I get harassed by police like this. All this for small bribe. How shameless.