A delightfully old-fashioned shop, with its early 20th-century display cases, scales and counters still in place, from which staff offer the classic made-in-Madeira tooth-rotters such as brightly packaged bolo de mel (molasses cake), sugar-cane biscuits and traditional jams.
Fabrica Santo Antonio
Funchal
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