It is in Rua Fernandes Tomás, right in the heart of Bolhão, where you will find Casa Natal, a centenary grocery store, one of the oldest in Porto still active in the sector.
Founded in the year 1900, Casa Natal assumes itself as a reference in the city’s commerce for the variety and quality of its product selection, allied to a personalized, attentive and experienced service.
Cod, dried fruits, preserves, spices and the wide and varied wine cellar are the highlights among the options offered by this establishment to those who wish to supply their grocery store dispensation.

Cafezeira is an establishment of many years, initially focused on coffee and spices, having introduced new products tailored to the demands and needs of its customers. Coffee is still the protagonist, from several origins, lots of pure coffee, blends of coffee with barley, just to mention a few, ground to the customer’s machine, various teas, seeds, dried fruits – honey-dropped figs, from the Douro, Turkish, dried pears, walnuts in shell and shelled, hazelnuts, grapes, plum corinthians with and without stone, dates, apricot, pine nuts – dried fruits and spices. They also sell avulsed and with environmental concern, which means that the customers can bring their containers.

Copo d’Uva shops are a concept of service, a philosophy of life. They unashamedly embrace the pleasures of taste, smell and touch, and it was with this spirit that they opened their first shop in 2006. With long experience in the world of wines, passed down from generation to generation, the daughter of the founders decided to open this space in Porto in 2017, bringing together a series of gourmet products. The space has a terrace in the back, where you can taste what is sold inside, with cheese and sausage boards and wine by the glass coming out all day long. In the shop, one of the walls is totally filled by Portuguese wines, port wines, gins, vodkas, whiskies and brandies.