prasad surve / GoogleWhispering cafe and Store
A cozy garden cafe in an old Portuguese villa, run by host Sonal, with a small curated menu and an attached B&B.
Why people come to Whispering cafe and Store
Outdoor seating under trees, including tables right under a mango tree.
Reviewers appreciate the small, thoughtful menu over a sprawling one.
Landmark, the closest of the places we cover nearby.
Sonal and team are repeatedly called out for going above and beyond.
A quieter, nature-surrounded stay option paired with the cafe.
The Food
The limited menu is called curated with care; specific dishes named include a roasted sweet potato salad, an oven-baked cauliflower in mustard sauce special, Egg Florentine, shakshuka, pizzas, and a mango salad.
What to Order
Egg Florentine, shakshuka, the roasted sweet potato salad, the oven-baked cauliflower special, and the kokam spritzer or cocktails are called out by name.
About Whispering cafe and Store
Whispering Cafe and Store sits in a green, tree-shaded old Portuguese villa and is known for a short, thoughtfully curated menu, warm hosting from Sonal and team, and a quiet, sussegad atmosphere. Reviewers highlight it as a favorite breakfast spot.
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