Typical and very old grocery store in Porto, Casa Chinesa, opened on December 18, 1938, is a specialized grocery store that works with selected products, being a must for those who follow natural and macrobiotic food, but not only. In addition to the specific products that are hard to find elsewhere, very characteristic of macrobiotic food, there are all kinds of high quality products such as pulses and nuts from various regions of the country. Casa Chinesa also allows its customers to purchase most of its products in bulk.

A pérola do Bolhão is one of the gems of the traditional trade of Porto. Founded in 1917, it has been serving the people of Porto and the world for over 100 years and is distinguished by specialization in regional products. Here you will be able to satisfy your needs of cheeses, hams, jams, sausages, olive oils, port wine and dried fruits, always with the quality guaranteed by the centenary experience of this house. Pérola do Bolhão façade attracts a number of onlookers, with its Art Nouveau tile panels depicting indigenous women, alluding to the exoticism of the distant places from which the products sold at this establishment were brought.

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.