What do biscuits, plates, clothing springs, cups, vases, earrings, juices, rubbish bags and coloured pencils have in common? In the Árvore do Euro everything is related, even because they all have the same price. With a myriad of articles at one euro, this is the content of the Árvore do Euro business. However, there are items for several prices, with the common denominator of betting on competitive prices. It works as a convenience store, a grocery shop, a souvenir shop and much more. Belonging to the segment of establishments that bet on a multifaceted offer, customers can count on opportunities, which allow them to save when buying their articles at the Árvore do Euro.

Queijaria Amaral is the oldest cheese factory in Porto, having been founded in 1928. Since 2018 it has become one of the city’s historic shops as part of the “Porto de Tradição” municipal program.
In this establishment all products are of Portuguese origin. This cheese shop specializes in Serra da Estrela cheese, but it also includes a wide variety of cheese from other regions. It also has sections of cold cuts, ham and sausages, selling traditional smokehouse from the best regions of the country, as well as bread from Bragança, Mirandela and Avintes.

Belonging to the Bastos family since 1933, Arcádia is a brand of traditional chocolates with its own shops and it is a reference in the national chocolatery. Known for its chocolates, ‘línguas de gato’ (cat’s tongues – hard textured, cinnamon and lemon-flavoured biscuits in the shape of filled eight) and dragees, the brand still maintains tradition in its manufacturing processes. The chocolates of the brand are therefore produced from traditional recipes and methods, using natural and proven quality raw materials in their production. Arcádia also offers several products produced from chocolate, such as chocolate bars or bonbons. For each one of these products it offers a variety of flavours, such as Port Wine bonbons.