Mrs. Anne Castellino is still there, her nephew mainly
runs the hotel its a family business and they do cater
for weddings parties etc on a large scale
--- Bosco D'Mello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On August 15 00:59:29 PDT 2006, Edward Verdes wrote:
Although I was in Bandra, I used to visit
On August 15 00:59:29 PDT 2006, Edward Verdes wrote:
Although I was in Bandra, I used to visit my aunt in Marine Lines..
that is Dhobitalao. I think the restaurant is Vienna and not Venice
Resturant,
RESPONSE: Yes it is Vienna restaurant. Its many years since I've seen Mrs.
Castelino (of
Dear Roland
Your post on Dhobitalao was well written.
For most Goans who came to Bombay, Dhobitalo was the first point of
entry, mainly cause of the Goa buses and the trains at VT.
Although I was in Bandra, I used to visit my aunt in Marine Lines..that is
Dhobitalao. I think the restaurant is
Hi Gabe Menezes,
The church that served the huge Goan community located in a ward of
Dhobitalao is named after Our Lady of Seven Dolours, not Dollars as Jerry
Fernandes mentioned (inadvertently I presume) nor Dolores as you guess. I
say 'served' since I don't really know whether the community
On 14/08/06, Roland Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Gabe Menezes,
The church that served the huge Goan community located in a ward of
Dhobitalao is named after Our Lady of Seven Dolours, not Dollars as Jerry
Fernandes mentioned (inadvertently I presume) nor Dolores as you guess. I
say
Our Lady of Seven Dolours means Our Lady of Seven
Sorrows which have pierced the Virgin Marys Heart
Although many Goans have left and moved to the
suburbs, however there are lots of Goans still there
in Dhobitalao which is also termed as Mini-Goa
Herman
--- Gabe Menezes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Roland
It was really an insightful piece of information. But you made a mistake for
one of the Restaurants. Its Vienna Restaurant and not Venice.
Thanks
Jerry Fernandes
C. D'souza's served excellent pastries, breakfasts, tea and coffee and was
located just outside the church. It was
