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.

Open to the general public since 2017 in Miguel Bombarda Street, Flor de Tapioca comes from the desire of its owners to share the flavors of tapioca, without forgetting a healthy lifestyle and the sweet side of it. In a welcoming space that invites you to visit, its menu offers various flavors of tapioca, both sweet and salty (with cheese and tomato bases) from palm to vegan options, offering alternatives for all tastes. Flor de Tapioca’s lunch menus include a salad or soup buffet. A variety of desserts, “crepiocas”, “açaí” and natural juices.

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.