49er's Restaurant

About 49er’s Restaurant

About 49er’s Restaurant

Best time to visit 49er’s Restaurant

October to March. Evenings and weekends are the busiest.

How to reach 49er’s Restaurant

Reach by taxi or rented scooter. Check the exact location — most Goa pubs in tourist areas are easy to find.

Timings & opening hours

Evening hours, typically from late afternoon until late. Peak hours are after 9:00 PM.

Entry fee & tickets

À la carte. Drinks and pub food menu.

Duration needed

2 to 3 hours is typical.

Safety tips

Pace your drinks. Use licensed taxis or app-based cabs for the return journey — do not drive after drinking. Keep your drink in sight.

Things to carry

Cash, photo ID (age verification may apply), and a charged phone for booking a return cab.

Travel tips & suggestions

A popular spot in the Goa nightlife scene. Check if the venue has a cover charge on event nights. Arrive before 10:00 PM to get a table during peak season.

Nearby visiting places

Nearby beaches and nightlife areas.

Nearest airport, railway & bus

Taxi or rented scooter from your accommodation.

Mobile network coverage

Airtel, Jio, and Vi all provide coverage across Goa. In beach areas and towns, 4G is generally reliable. Coverage may be weaker in remote interior locations or along certain coastal stretches. Most hotels and cafes in tourist areas offer free Wi-Fi.

Location info

Goa.

History of 49er’s Restaurant

49ers is part of Calangute’s vibrant pub and bar scene, which grew alongside Goa’s tourism boom from the 1980s onwards. Calangute and neighbouring Baga form the core of North Goa’s nightlife district, with venues ranging from beach shacks to dedicated nightclubs. 49ers caters to the mid-range tourist crowd looking for a relaxed pub atmosphere.

Things to do at 49er’s Restaurant

Enjoy drinks and pub food, watch live sports screenings, and socialise in Calangute’s nightlife district.

Things to visit & highlights

Calangute Beach (short walk), the Calangute–Baga nightlife strip, and nearby bars and pubs.

Climate & weather

Goa has a tropical monsoon climate with three distinct seasons. Winter (November–February) is the peak tourist season: temperatures range from 20°C to 32°C with low humidity, clear skies, and calm seas — ideal for all outdoor activities. Summer (March–May) is hot and humid with temperatures reaching 35°C; beaches are less crowded but midday heat can be intense. The monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rainfall, rough seas, and high humidity; many beach shacks close, but the landscape is lush and green, and it is the quietest time for those seeking solitude.

Helpline & emergency contacts

Tourist Helpline: 1364. Police (Calangute): +91-832-2276284. Ambulance: 108.

Nearest petrol pump

Petrol pumps are located on the main Calangute–Candolim road, about 1–2 km away.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of bar is 49ers? A casual pub in Calangute offering drinks, pub food, and a relaxed social atmosphere.

Where is it? In the Calangute area, close to the beach and nightlife district.