Meia Dúzia provides tasting experiences with the particularity that your candies are packaged in tubes. The brand uses and values raw materials of Portuguese origin and organic production and its sweets are handmade and contain more than 55% of fruits. Rocha pear, Fundão cherry, blueberries and raspberries are some of the flavors that are part of the Meia Dúzia menu, to which were added some of the best Portuguese wines (Porto, Moscatel do Douro and Madeira), herbs and flowers. organic aromatics and dried fruits from Portuguese producers among other ingredients that help to finish the sweet with a special touch of flavor.

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.

Queijaria do Bolhão is an establishment that has been open for over 40 years, always with tradition in the trade of the best cheeses of Portuguese origin. The cheeses of Serra da Estrela, Azeitão, Serpa, Nisa and Azores, among others, stand out on the products sold.In Queijaria do Bolhão it is also possible to find, for example, artisan and curd yoghurts and many other products originating from milk.In this quality establishment proven by the tradition of decades you will be able to satisfy whatever your demand for the best cheeses in the country, always under the precious advice and care.