Of growing up in Northern Goa, Siddharth Kerkar recalls when the town of “Calangute only had the Taj hotel and a few small businesses. It was just a road I used to cycle on.” While the seaside Indian state still retains a low-key spirit, it's buzzing with places to eat and drink: mixology bars, vinyl listening rooms, and kitchens serving various cuisines. In the village of Assagao, where he lives, there's Burmese restaurant Sopó , experimental cocktail space Room One , and art-forward bar Drop Dead Sexy —all run by Kerkar, who is the son of renowned painter and sculptor Subodh Kerkar and an internationally recognized artist in his own right. Here he recommends the best spots for art, craft, and really good sushi in Goa . The lookout at Fort Aguada A road lined with coconut trees in Parra Where to go in the morning in Goa North Goa reveals itself just after sunrise, when even the busiest beaches—Calangute, Baga, and Candolim—are empty until about 7 a.m.…