Bora Bora Life

The vibe at Bora Bora Life is very relaxed and inviting. It's a great place to come and unwind with friends or family. Nice deep house is always playing, and the atmosphere is very laid-back. Play a game or two of table tennis between your drinks. The menu features a variety of dishes, including vegetarian options. The staff is always friendly. Located on Morjim Beach, you can enjoy the beautiful views of the Arabian Sea while you relax and enjoy your food and drinks. Bora Bora Life is a great place to spend a day or evening. It's a perfect spot to relax, have some fun, and enjoy good food and company. BTW, It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. My absolute go-to in Goa!!!

The food is amazing. I ordered pizza shake and fries. One thing that I noticed was there a lot of foreigners coming there. One might get intimidated by that on 31st night. It is a private place so that would be entry only if you have a specific package tour, or if you Are from their community All in All, it’s an amazing place to chill and go with your friends. There are specific places on the table booked only for particular community, which made me feel that it was a biased restaurant high possibility that it was just for that particular day.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ultimate Chill Spot in Goa! Bora Bora Life Café in Morjim is the perfect 24/7 hangout spot! The chill vibes here are unbeatable—I absolutely loved the relaxed atmosphere. You can grab delicious food, unwind with a hookah, or just chill at the café anytime. Whether it’s day or night, this place is always buzzing with good energy. If you’re in Goa and looking for a laid-back spot to relax, this is the place to be!

Ambience is great for access to the beach you need to walk straight. We ordered salad and it was pathetic. Orange and Pomegranate juice had no pomegranate and was served in beer glass 😔 We ordered Garden Quinoa salad- was completely blank no salt no lemon no dressing and tiger prawns salad had small prawns. So the food experience wasn't great- you can try anything else. The seating is very comfy.

3.7 stars (please read on) While I went there post reading all the reviews about the staff, delay in service yata yata. The place has a very chill vibe, where you go to spend a few hours with some very decent food and drinks. The staff to my amusement and again against the reviews were very accomodative, kind and attentive. The food was actually great, from the salads to the burger. Everything was delicious. Desserts could have been a step better. Now, why the 3.7 stars you might wonder, yes, the place attracts a lot of Russian crowd, who really do their own thing. What disheartened us was we went on a late evening, place was almost empty, there are no 2 seater tables the staff requested us to take a 4/6 seater, however a russian guest/personnel known to the restaurant had an objection to it and came and told the staff why pass it only to a couple. Staff, to my genuine amusement, kept their word declined the over intrusive and "karen" lady and passed the table. Wonderful evening/night if not for that lady. Lastly, please try and get smaller tables for 2/4 seater 99% tables are for groups of 6 and above.

**Disappointing Decline in Service and Hospitality at Bora Bora, Morjim** **Racist staff, Not at all welcoming to Indians** I recently revisited Bora Bora at Morjim, a restaurant that had long been a personal favorite of mine. However, to my utter disappointment, I found that the quality of service had significantly deteriorated. What used to be a place known for its exceptional hospitality has now become a shadow of its former self, especially when it comes to serving Indian customers. The staff, who were once courteous and attentive, have now turned remarkably arrogant. My attempts to seek assistance from the manager proved futile, as he exhibited the same level of indifference and lack of understanding. It became glaringly apparent that they no longer value or welcome Indian patrons. Such behavior is not only disheartening but also highlights a serious decline in their hospitality standards. This unfortunate experience made me realize that Goa, once renowned for its warm and friendly service, is losing its charm due to the faltering service standards at such establishments. The essence of true hospitality seems to be fading away, which is a real shame for this beautiful destination. Given this disappointing experience, I strongly advise against visiting Bora Bora at Morjim. Instead, I recommend heading to Tomatoes, a place that continues to excel in both food quality and service. Tomatoes stands out as a beacon of what great dining experiences should be, ensuring that every customer feels valued and well taken care of.

Day time staff Misbehaved with me .. 3 waiter..when asked for names i wasn't given , everyone's giving the same excuse 'they dont understand " neither English nor Hindi! I dont recommend you going here at daytime... Bad experience for someone who's coming for 3 months straight...not anymore ...it's not so good..only just one in morjim so it's hyped up. I give 1 🌟 barely for 24 hr thing

This is the OG place for anyone who is in Morjim, the music the vibe the food(non veg mostly) is par excellence......you like anything Russian this is the plc to be