Tasquinha da Lila is a compact village café and tasquinha in Fonte de Boliqueime (8100-069) on the Loulé-municipality EN 125 corridor — the same inland strip as O Rústico, O Retiro, and the Fonte petrol-station lunch stops, a short drive from Vilamoura, Almancil, and the Ramos Faísca restaurant cluster around Bolitasca and Hotel São Sebastião. Google sometimes lists the room as A Tasquinha — pratos do dia e bifanas; TripAdvisor uses Tasquinha da Lila — treat them as the same address when navigating.
The house signature is the Bifana à Lila: bifana loaded with cheese, fried onion, and egg, served with chips — the plate reviewers cite when they praise straightforward Portuguese snack cooking at fair prices. Expect pratos do dia (daily lunch dishes), coffee, and pastry-case stops rather than marina tasting menus; early Google and directory ratings cluster around perfect or near-perfect scores on a still-growing review base typical of a newer village room.
There is no standalone website, eatbu page, or published phone number at time of writing — open Google Maps for today’s hours, pinned location, and any contact the owners have added. Likely rhythm is café-and-lunch weekdays with bifana and snack service; confirm before you stack it against restaurants with fixed closure days such as O Lavrador (Mon–Tue closed) or Birds Nest (Mon–Tue closed). Less ideal for large-group reservations, wine-bistro evenings, or late marina returns — pair a midday run here with dinner at Baríssimo or Palácio Piri-piri on another night.
Who it suits: villa self-caterers wanting a quick bifana or prato do dia; couples exploring Fonte de Boliqueime between golf and beach runs; travellers who prefer snack bars busy with locals over resort buffets. Nearby takeaway grill: Tasca da Fonte (Alfontes, separate room). Guides: best restaurants in Loulé, best restaurants in Vilamoura.