Good place to eat tasteful Sri Lanka Chinese.
Coffee Club is a new cafe down Fife Road, that's replacing Bellissimo.
A decent yet cheap bar at the basement of Grand Oriental Hotel
Terminal 20 is probably the most interesting food court stall we've come across.
Macchiato is the in-house coffee stop of the newly opened Kandy Selection in Nugegoda.
Kitchen3576 is a food truck parked in Marine Drive that serves up some good street food.
Coffee Colombo is a resto adjoining the Euro Lanka budget hotel.
A cosy nook of a cafe down Malalasekara Mawatha, offering up some really good for a very affordable price.
Just ok to chill with some booze.
Arie Lagoon is a beautiful resort overlooking the shimmering waters of the Negombo lagoon.
With a restaurant, members lounge and the highest rooftop bar in the city, Elevate is the most happening place right now.
The newest addition to Zylan Luxury Villa.
A homebaker that does a whole variety of doughnuts.
Managed by the popular grilling spot in the hill country, Smokestacks by Licensed to Grill does some great slow-cooked meat.
A nice spot to chill with some booze, and delicious fried rice.
A great place to get your booze on out there, with large space and all deciduous Machnag food
Villa Raha is a quaint boutique hotel in Colombo, that whips up a bunch of super delicious, picturesque brunch dishes.
Starbeans Ocean Restaurant & Cafe is yet another good restaurant in Galle, offering a bunch of good food, alongside the beautiful views of the down south coastline.
Tequila Mockingbird is a fine restaurant perched on the second floor of the Dutch Hospital Precinct.
Nice place to chill with some booze, and delicious bites
Apey Cafe is a cafe replacing the old OZ Baker.
Next Innings is a new venture by Chef Dharshan Munidasa and the cricketing stars, Mahela Jayawardena and Kumar Sangakkara.
One of the most popular restaurants in Hikkaduwa, if you want to have a relaxed evening with some drinks and delicious food.
Chanvel Restaurant is one of the oldest members in Colombo's dodgy bar scene.
