Everything about O Trovador was amazing.  The food was absolutely delicious and the service warm, attentive and friendly.  The venison is among the best we&rsquo;ve ever had and you just have to have the garlic prawns!

It is located at the heart of the city&#39;s historic centre close to the ancient Roman Temple of &Eacute;vora and Cathedral of &Eacute;vora. The restaurant is elegantly decorated and has a cozy ambience.

The staff here were so welcoming, made me feel right at home. Food tasted properly homemade, not like a chain. Portion was generous for the price, left full and happy. Definitely a spot I&#39;d come back to when craving something comforting.

Decent spot for a nicer meal. The tasting menu with wine pairing was pretty good, local ingredients came through well. Service was friendly, though it did feel a bit formal for my taste.

Delicious lunch of borrego assado with a demi of very good house red, service impeccable and friendly, intimate atmosphere, five stars!

Staff very helpful. Food excellent and we&rsquo;ll presented Couldn&rsquo;t not answer your question about noise. Is a little box quiet or does it mean it&rsquo;s rated poorly. Not noisy at all.

No menu, just whatever they bring. Oxtail and the braised pork were the best. House wine worked well with everything. Felt like a proper meal, not a tourist thing. Price was fair for what you get.

Nice spot to grab a drink. Cocktails were solid, bartender knew what he was doing. Decor&#39;s got that warm, classy vibe. Not too loud either, could actually talk. Was a good way to end the night.

The a&ccedil;orda with cod was really good &mdash; broth nicely seasoned, not too salty. Black pork cheek was tender too. Prices felt fair for the quality, especially compared to places closer to the tourist spots.

Decent local place inside the walls. The feijoada was pretty good, and the marinated quail eggs were a nice touch. House wine was fine too. Gets busy on weekends, so expect a bit of a crowd.

Came here for lunch with a couple of friends and honestly the vibe was so fun. Jo&atilde;o took care of us and the pork cheek was super tasty. Ham and lamb were solid too. Place is small but cute, love the decor. Only thing is it got a bit loud by the end but we were having too much fun to care 😄

Solid wine list. Local red was cheap and actually good. Staff knew their stuff when I asked for a pick. Didn&#39;t expect much but left happy.

The pastel de nata was proper&mdash;crisp shell, creamy middle. Coffee did the job too. Place gets busy but worth it.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the homemade bread with garlic butter was the highlight for me 😅 we kept asking for more. Pasta was pretty solid too, even though I&rsquo;m not usually a pasta person. Place looks really nice inside, good for hanging out. Just a heads up, it got a bit loud later in the evening.

The migas with pork was solid and the portion was big enough to skip lunch the next day. Price felt fair for what you get. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

An all around great evening. Food was superb and remarkably reasonable in price, the small simply furnished restaurant was completely filled with happy diners deep in conversation, and the space was very comfortable. Our servers were gracious and friendly and eagerly offered suggestions. All was good.

The arroz de marisco was spot on, and the owner actually took time to chat with us. Felt like a proper local spot for dinner in &Eacute;vora.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ordered a few local dishes. Food came out fast, which I appreciated. Place has that old-school vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable. Portions were decent for the price. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

The broad bean pur&eacute;e with pork ribs was the star &mdash; garlic marinade really came through. Sweet potato with chili was a nice touch too.

The food and wine were excellent. To top everything off, the prices were very reasonable. We recommend the veal steak, which was our best meal in Portugal. Clearly TascaTosca Tosca is a hidden gem.

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.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Place is small, maybe six tables. Got the grouper stew &mdash; solid choice. Took a bit to come out but worth the wait. Service was on point, checked on me twice. Homey vibe, not fancy. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

Cute hidden spot in &Eacute;vora &mdash; ring the bell and it opens up to this cool mix of old and new. Great for a chill catch-up with friends.

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).

Decent spot for a quick lunch buffet. Lots of options from sushi to stir-fry, and the dessert bar with ice cream is a solid way to finish. Service was quick, which I appreciated since I was in a hurry. Nothing fancy, but it does the job if you want a fast, filling bite without overthinking it.

Came here for dinner with my wife last week. Food was decent, nothing fancy, just home-style cooking. But the fado performance was the real deal. Place gets packed and a bit loud, but that&#39;s part of the charm. If you want a quick meal, skip it. If you want to feel the vibe, grab a seat and stay a while.

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