4 Roads Multicuisine Restaurant & Bar

It is located on the main road. space is quite decent and also looks like a dhaba. loved the place because the owner was very sweet here. we had ordered biryani and noodles. biryani was the best. great service. want to visit them...again

This restaurant is a welcome addition to the expanding list of fine dining and drinking establishments in the bustling tourist area. It offers a variety of options for vegetarians, non-vegetarians, and seafood lovers, as well as a selection of cocktails and hard liquors. The spacious interior is slightly crowded with seating, but it allows for more customers to be accommodated at once, even if it may result in longer wait times. The food is delicious, though the service can be a bit slow, as is typical in Goa. The staff is friendly, and the ambiance is pleasant and inviting. Live performances in the evening add to the lively atmosphere of this establishment.

Very good ambiente with a lot of food from continental to Indian n fusions available. well maintained hygiene and was very well maintained. the cocktails n mocktails are super also has to say starters are lips beat.

We were a group of 25 people and chose this restaurant because it was conveniently close to my hotel. When we arrived, some of my already tipsy colleagues were just looking for a good meal. The seating arrangement was a bit odd and we had to sit wherever there were empty tables. The appetizers ordered by my friends were excellent, and we enjoyed a variety of dishes such as fish, shrimp, and chicken tandoori. Everything that was served was delicious and we couldn't stop eating until we were full. The owner, Mr. Atul Karnik, even joined us for a dance during our meal and made sure we were having a great time. Thanks to him and his attentive staff, we had a wonderful dining experience with great food and music.

We recently visited this restaurant for lunch a few days ago. It is located directly on the main road from Arpora to Siolim, so there is quite a bit of traffic noise. The owners have put up muslin cloth to prevent dust from coming in. When we arrived, the place was empty except for two men at one table, even though it was lunchtime. The seating consists of uncomfortable cement seats painted in different colors. The service was slow, as we had to wait around 20 minutes to be served our basic fish thali. The food was tasty, but the portions could have been more generous. The menu includes a variety of cuisine options, from North Indian to Italian. With improvements in service, this restaurant has the potential to be great. It's worth noting that a large group of 8 to 10 people came in but left after speaking to the waiter, for reasons unknown. The owners should realize that they are competing with the popular Anand Restaurant nearby and will need to go above and beyond to succeed. They should also consider revising their menu and lowering their prices.