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Cc Bombarda
Amid the galleries along Rua Miguel Bombarda, the small, unique CC Bombarda is well worth a peek. Inside this shopping gallery, you’ll find stores selling locally designed urban wear, bonsai trees, stylish home knick-knacks, Portuguese indie rock and other hipster-pleasing delights. There’s a shop (Frida) where you can order a doll made to your own likeness and a cafe (Pimenta Rosa) serving light fare on an inner courtyard.
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Gourmet da Bolsa
Gourmet da Bolsa. This small, atmospheric, friendly shop is a good place for wine and provisions, selling a well-curated selection of port as well as olives, spreads, truffles and other gourmet picnic items. The shop hosts occasional tastings; English is spoken.
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Porto Signs
A nice twist on the traditional tourist shop, Porto Signs has unique, locally designed graphic T-shirts, as well as Portuguese wine, tea, photography books, cork products and that ever-present Barcelos rooster.
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Ana Salazar
Ana’s sassy, feminine styles reveal a passion for stretchy fabrics, bold prints and earthy hues. Her flagship boutique, with a striking arched glass ceiling, is in the heart of Chiado.
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Livraria Leitura
Inside the Centro Comercial Cidade do Porto shopping centre, Leitura stocks a decent selection of music and English-language books and periodicals. Live music occasionally.
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Embaixada Lomográfica
This shrine to Lomos (mass-produced, Soviet-era cameras) helps happy snappers achieve bizarre photographic effects with everything from coloured flashes to fisheye lenses.
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Supermercado Nazaré Mar
Self-caterers can head to Supermercado Nazaré Mar. To drink with the locals, check out the bars around Travessa do Elevador.
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Ceramicarte
This eye-catching gallery showcases Luís Soares’ bright, abstract fused-glass creations from jewellery to tableware.
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Bonecos de Estremoz
If you’re after contemporary, Estremoz-style ceramic figurines, have a look at this workshop near the Museu Municipal.
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Froiz
For picnic items and self-catering, Froiz is the best supermarket in the centre.
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Lena Aires
Lena’s funky Bairro Alto boutique brims with citrus-bright knits and fresh-faced fashion.
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Centésima Página
A splendid new bookshop with foreign-language titles and a backyard cafe.
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Pingo Doce
Supermarket.
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Fátima Lopes
Divas love Fátima’s immaculate collection of figure-hugging, Latin-inspired threads – from slinky suits to itsy-glitzy prom dresses and hot-pink ball gowns.
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