Cafe Lilliput
One of Anjuna's oldest beach clubs, on the sand since 1986, a shack-restaurant-lounge that parties seven nights a week.
Why people come to Cafe Lilliput
One of Anjuna's oldest continuously running beach clubs.
Techno, house, blues and more; the genre changes but the party doesn't stop.
Beach, the closest of the places we cover nearby.
Pool chairs on the sand for a full day-into-night session by the sea.
Reasonable drink prices and decent food for a beachfront club.
The Scene
Lilliput is a beach club in the truest Anjuna sense: the sea on one side, pool chairs on the sand, a bar and kitchen behind, and a DJ booth that carries the place from sundowner mood into a proper night out. Because it runs music across genres seven days a week, no two nights feel identical, techno one evening, blues or house another, which suits a crowd that is more mixed and relaxed than tribal. By day it functions as a laid-back beach hangout where you can eat, drink and lounge; as the light goes, the tempo lifts and the dance floor fills.
What to Order
Grab a beach chair, order a beer or a simple cocktail, and settle in; the drink prices are part of why regulars rate it.
A dependable, unpretentious Anjuna beach club that has earned its longevity: good value, a relaxed mixed crowd, and music every night without the exclusivity games of the pricier venues.
Cafe Lilliput has been a fixture on Anjuna beach since 1986, which in Goa-nightlife terms makes it an elder statesman. It sits on the sand near the flea-market end of the beach and works as a hybrid all day into night: a beach shack and restaurant with pool chairs out front, sliding into a lounge and club after dark. The music runs the gamut, techno, house, blues and more, seven nights a week, drawing a broad, easygoing crowd rather than a single scene.
The appeal is versatility and value. You can spend an afternoon on a beach chair with a drink and Goan food, then stay on as the DJ sets build in the evening, without the velvet-rope feel of the flashier clubs. Reviewers consistently note the lively atmosphere, decent food and reasonable drink prices. It is touristy and can get busy, but it delivers a reliable, unpretentious beach-club night in the heart of Anjuna.
Anjuna anchors North Goa's most desirable second-home belt. The nearest concentrated market Avacasa tracks is Assagao (22 listings, 3 developers), while the wider North Goa cluster spans 130 homes at a median near Rs 3.60 Cr and a ceiling around Rs 17 Cr, most homes priced on request.
A dependable, unpretentious Anjuna beach club that has earned its longevity: good value, a relaxed mixed crowd, and music every night without the exclusivity games of the pricier venues. It is touristy and gets busy, but for an easy day-into-night on the sand near the flea market, it consistently delivers.
Go for
On the sand since 1986, music seven nights a week, beach loungers and value for money.
Know before you go
Open Daily, roughly 9:00 AM until late; music seven nights a week.
- Vibe
- 8
- Music
- 7.6
- Crowd
- 7.8
- Value
- 8.2
Nearby beaches
Frequently asked questions about Cafe Lilliput
It has been running on Anjuna beach since 1986, making it one of the oldest beach clubs on the stretch.
Homes near Cafe Lilliput

La Dora
₹1.2 Cr
Vagator

La Zorita
Price on request
Vagator

La Soleada
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Assagao
Image for representational purpose onlyVilla Alora
Price on request
Assagao

Miri
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Parra

El Volar
Price on request
Nerul
Distances are straight-line (haversine), approximate.

