One is welcomed by stunning views of the sea, manicured greens, and vibrant medleys of oranges, yellows, and blues. Correa’s telling murals, chequered floors, balcaos, and tiled roofs take one through a historical Portuguese-Goan journey. Every corner has a story, every nook - places to sit, and every evening is accentuated by live music.

Named after one of Lisbon’s oldest districts, Alfama, ripe with music and romance, charmingly brings to life Lisbon’s town square. Low ceilings, balconies for musicians, descriptive murals, intimate lighting add to the ambience reminiscent of Portuguese-Goan culture. This Chef’s Speciality Restaurant provides a unique balance of the global and the local, its French, Goan, European cuisines taking centre-stage. It stays true to its heritage, not just in décor, but also in entertainment.