“Eat well and live better. Eat biologically” is the motto of Loja Alimentar Ana Maria Magalhães, a grocery shop that, as the motto indicates, promotes healthy, biological and sustainable products, for a healthier and more environmentally conscious life. There is also the promotion of a close trade, not only with the customer, with a specialised service, but also with small producers, who cultivate their products in a traditional, read, organic way. Cabbages, turnips, carrots, watercress, courgettes, onions, peas, green beans, garlic, apples, pears, almonds, oranges, strawberries, chestnuts, are some of the products you can find in this ‘bioshop’, some depending on their seasonality.

Casa Diogo arose from the desire to promote the Diogo Cookie Factory, which has been dedicated since the early 1900s to the production of artisan cookies, without coloring or preservatives. Here you will find not only the famous biscuits from the centenary factory, but also handcrafted transmontane delicacies, from the sausages to the sausages, the olives, the cheeses and the bread. In this cozy space that combines its biscuit and fine grocery services with punctual restaurant service, you can find certified quality products for your breakfast, lunch, snack or even dinner.

Mercearia do Bolhão has been around since 1880 and is the oldest of its kind in Porto. He has been in the same family for over twenty years. Bet on maintaining the tradition, not neglecting the update in some areas. Mercearia do Bolhão specializes in cod, Cafés Cristina (1806), sold here exclusively, among other high quality products. You can also find a myriad of regional products, including various types and brands of Port wines, cheese and sausages, bread, honey, olive oil and other delicacies. This is where you can watch (and join, if you like) the long lines to buy cod, nuts and candied fruit for Christmas.