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                <title>Sam's Beach Shack, Mobor Beach</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Sam's Beach Shack is great. Whether you want to have a cold drink and a snack or a full meal, you will be made welcome. There are sun beds and a wide range of food is served. Local and imported drinks are available at very reasonable prices.<br><br>There is a Beach Party every Tuesday Night, with entertainment, fireworks, music and dancing.<br><br>A great atmosphere and very friendly.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Venite</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[How many of you know that Goa was a part of Portugal until 1961? To get a true flavour of Portuguese Goa head to the state capital of Panjim. Apart from the Portuguese promenade, the churches and the ruins in Old Goa, you can savour the true taste of Portuguese colonial India in Venite reataurant. Set on a balcony overlooking 31 Janeiro Street, I had the crab and the Goan sausages. <br><br>My family hails from the Konkan coast and I grew up eating this blend of European and Indian food. When in Goa make sure you sample the region's true cuisines - my personal favourites are pork vindaloo, a dish flavoured with vin (red wine vinegar) and alho (garlic) and the xacuti.]]></description>
                
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