Ritz Classic Panjim - Seafood restaurant in Panaji - North Goa, India

Great place in the proximity. Tucked in the second floor of a building on the main lane. Fully packed seating during peak hours , you would have be a bit early to grab a place without waiting. Serves scrumptious food especially sea foods. Go to order here is the fish thali. Non vegetarians can definitely give it a shot. Must also appreciate the service offered in a fully packed ambiance. Overall a great experience.

Went to Ritz Classic for lunch on a weekday. Found a table quickly, nice atmosphere, comfy seats, and friendly staff. Tried their recommended fish thali and crab in Goan Masala. The crab was well-cooked, and the masala was fantastic - a must-try with perfect spice and flavor balance. The thali included two fish curries, coconut-based clams stir fry, rava fish fry, prawn sambar, dry prawn stir fry, white peas curry, sabudana kheer, steamed rice, papad, and tasty solkadi. Fish curries were delicious, rava fish fry and white peas curry were good, prawn sambar and dry prawn curry were outstanding. Sabudana kheer wasn't impressive, but solkadi was delightful. Ritz Classic is a must-visit in Panjim for its delicious food, despite a slight deduction in my rating due to poorly maintained washrooms - handwash feels like water, and the restroom is cramped. This restaurant is definitely worth a try when in Panjim, and surely worth the hype. Overall, worth trying for the food!

I visited Ritz Classic Based on YouTube/Instagram Video's, Restaurant is impressive As per our expectations,Food Quality,Test, Ambience,Service Staff Everything is Just Perfect.I enjoyed food along with Family.Location is Also Good Near To Tourist Destination.

Late service. Fish curry was super blant and Machi masala mackerel was okayish cuz the fish piece was good but curry was pretty basic and not recommended. Egg fried rice and paneer Manchurian were fine. Very less quantity for a plate rice, like reallyyy less.

Excellent place,excellent food and great ambience. The one place for fish thali or anything of fish. Always try it when you are in goa

Extreme disappointment: Horrible experience right from the start. You walk to the restaurant on 1st floor which is so chaotic . Huge crowd and nobody has a clue who is before or after them in line. People are asking for token but no arrangements for that too. It was a pleasure to have at this restaurant in 2012 and now is a disaster. This place takes people for granted that has an attitude " we are too good so people will come" Such places should be boycotted who have no value for customers and patrons. To manage the crazy crowd they allot the seats to the next set of people who sit on your head waiting for your to get up. There used to be one yummy veg thali which they have now stopped. The worst part of the experience was the supervisor who came to take our order. He was obliging us by even coming to our table. Least interested in talking the order. In the horrible noisy place we couldn't hear what he was saying about the thali. We asked some query and the man turns back and tells us " main kya bola tumne suna nahi , aap bolo main kya bola" I was aghast at the tone of talking. He obviously wouldn't give his name: even the other supervisor was a grouchy man. If they can't handle the crowd they should manage in a better way than behaving disgusting with their customers. I wish people show them their place and boycott for them to realise that people make the restaurants famous . That supervisor should be given an award for the worst one in hospitality industry. The expression in the photo shows his attitude and behaviour. I wouldn't go back to Rits classic even if they pay me money to eat here . You can leave your dignity behind and enter the place

One of the Old timers of Panji, Ritz Classic. My dad introduced me to this, he used to come here. The taste will not disappoint you. Please go and try their Sea food. I loved their deep fried Rawa versions of King Fish & Squid. Also, the curries are so fresh and so Goan. Please try Prawn curry with some Steamed Rice and ask for a bed after that

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