The black pork with migas was the real deal &mdash; exactly what I wanted from Alentejo. Wine pairing suggestion was spot on too. Place is tiny though, so definitely book before going.

Big portions, fair price. Had the cod &agrave; br&aacute;s, plenty for two honestly. Flavors were clean, not heavy. Quick service too, which I appreciated. Place was busy but I got my food fast. Solid spot for a no-fuss lunch.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Buffet was well stocked, chicken curry stood out. Passion fruit chocolate dessert was a nice find too. Price is fair for what you get, especially with the constant refills. Parking is easy, which helps. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick.

Tiny counter, maybe six seats. Owner just tells you what to eat, and honestly, that&#39;s the best way to go here. Had the fish special and a glass of white he picked out. Ingredients tasted really fresh. Place is small, so you&#39;re basically watching him cook the whole time. Not a spot for long chats, but for a quick, solid meal, it hits the spot.

Nice off-the-beaten-path restaurant that is just a short walk from Evora sites.  We enjoyed the traditional food options that were recommended (Dogfish Soup and Taska Chicken).

It is a bit out of the way (at least from &Eacute;vora) but well worth the drive! The food (we had sushi, tempura and dessert) was the best Japanese food we&rsquo;ve had in 6 months living in Portugal! The server was wonderful and very sweet.The restaurant was fully decorated for Christmas, even the WCs. They place a small book of poetry or such on the tables in lieu of TVs on every wall like most restaurants do.Will definitely return when we pass by this way again!

Went to dinner without any expectations and left very very happy with everything. The food was great and the service was even better. The gentleman that was serving us gave us great suggestions. Even though we dont remember his name, we were very happy with his service, thanks a lot!

Tiny place, maybe 16 seats, nothing fancy. The migas were spot on and the Alentejo wine list surprised me. Way cheaper than the tourist joints around the square.

Great coffee after days of bad hotel brew, and the space is roomy enough to actually breathe. Took a sec to figure out the order flow, but worth it.

The bread and olives starter got me right away. Warm, soft, that slight saltiness. The wild blackberry mousse was the kind of dessert you slow down for. Service felt polished without hovering. Place has this quiet, formal vibe that I actually liked. Maybe not a spot for a loud night out, but for a calm dinner it worked. Just wish the portions were a bit more generous.

The club sandwich was solid and the bowl hit the spot for lunch. Portion size felt right for the price.

I had a fantastic experience at this restaurant! The black swordfish and octopus were both incredibly well-prepared, and the desserts were delightful. The staff was attentive and professional.

Been coming here for a while now. Darts and cheap beer, that&#39;s basically the whole deal. Staff remember you, which is nice. Prices stay fair, drinks and food both. Not fancy, but it&#39;s consistent. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The pork tenderloin was really good &mdash; generous portion and cooked just right. My kids loved the soup, which is always a win. Staff were friendly too. Only thing is the place got a bit busy around lunchtime, but that didn&#39;t take away from the meal. Fresh ingredients for sure.

Food was decent, flavors came through well. But man, the wait killed us&mdash;over an hour for our order. Staff were nice about it though. If you&#39;re in no rush and want something cooked fresh, it works. Just don&#39;t show up starving.

Took me a minute to find the place, but the black pork made it worth it. Juicy and tender, exactly what I wanted. It gets busy, so you&#39;ll be waiting a bit, but that&#39;s fine. Just don&#39;t come here if you&#39;re in a rush.

Stopped by for lunch while in &Eacute;vora. Staff swapped my son&rsquo;s meat for an extra egg without fuss, even knocked a bit off the bill. Food was solid for the price.

Stopped by for lunch and ordered the mapo tofu. Really solid&mdash;spicy, numbing, proper taste. You can tell they use fresh stuff, nothing tastes reheated. Place is small and got busy fast, but food came quick. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Nice wine list and the staff actually knew how to pair things properly. Had a glass with my meal that worked really well. Place has a good relaxed feel to it. Maybe a touch pricey but fine for what you get.

The &#39;Miminhos a Badica&#39; was really good, fresh and well-seasoned. Homemade dessert hit the spot too. Portions felt a bit small for the price, but I&#39;d still come back.

This little gem may be off the beaten track, but well worth visiting. The pork cheeks with &ldquo;migas&rdquo; were tender and delicious and the red wine recommended by the waiter matched it perfectly. The prices were very affordable, too.

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