The origin of Veiga Bakery and Pastry Shop dates back to the 1980s. It was founded by José Dias Veiga, who began his professional experience in 1963 at a private bakery. In 1980 opens its first bakery in Famalicão. It has had progressive and sustained growth, currently having 17 own stores, a large distribution chain that supplies many customers and a team of over one hundred and a half employees. Veiga Bakery and Pastry Shop is proud to supply its establishments with many varieties of its own bread and cakes, which have fed several generations of customers and are the basis of its growth as a company.
Bakery - Pastry Shop - Coffee Shop - Drinks - Snack
Monday to Sunday 07:00-20:00
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Address:
Rua Professor Mota Pinto, 244
Postal Code:
4100-354
City Zone:
Boavista
Landline Phone:
220998193
Mobile Phone:
963000355
Website:
http://www.padariaveiga.com/
Email:
comercial@padariaveiga.com
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