If, in the beginning, the Mercadinho do Porto was born from the idea of offering a wide range of regional and national products to those visiting Porto, the context led it to adapt the business and help the community with the delivery of food products. With the same focus on proximity to the customer, this fine grocery store stands out for selling products in bulk, with a wide variety, spices, dried fruit, dehydrated fruit, pulses, seeds, coffee, pasta, cereals, flour, sugar, salt, tea and detergents. In addition to these products, there is daily homemade bread, baked in the shop, regional products, such as cheese, sausages, olive oil, honey, wine and a more traditional grocery section.

Casa Januário, founded in June 1926 by a young entrepreneur from a family of farmers from Barroca do Zêzere, still preserves its own style, based on the heritage of tradition. It is a family business that has gone from parents to children and is already in the third generation in charge of their destinies. In its space, presents a selection of quality products, where charm and sophistication materialize in a personalized customer service, always available to answer any question. At Casa Januário you will find reference confectionery, groceries and wine cellar, and can also satisfy your coffee, barley, tea, cod and olive oil needs.

Pérola da Índia opened its doors in 1934. It has belonged to the same family since its inauguration, and its third generation is now in charge of its destinies.
Located on the bustling Rua das Flores, it specializes in the trade of wines, varied drinks and even food products, with special emphasis on the selection of Port Wines and canned fish that attract customers daily. Here you can also find dried fruits, a wide variety of vegetables and several different types of coffee. The selection of quality products, coupled with a careful and family service makes Pérola da Índia one of the most charismatic shops in the city.