I was pleased with the Code shop in the La Vie Porto Baixa shopping plaza. The store is nicely laid…read moreout with plenty of merchandise and plenty of space. It is not crowded at all with enough room to shop. In early October, the clothing is warmer and targeted for the upcoming autumn and winter season. Lots of flannels and darker colors. Greens and oranges seemed rather popular. Some coats and boots on sale too. The racks are quite tidy and the displays are well leveled. Sizes are clearly marked and the prices too. Of course, in Euros. As for how good the prices are, even doing the math in my head (about 1.25 dollars per Euro), they are good. [Review 9877 overall, 1455 of 2018.]

The tshirts are unique well made and beautiful and this was the best retail interaction during…read morethree days in Porto. The employees were attentive and helpful.

They have great quality t-shirts with nice & witty design. T-shirts hold up very well after many…read morewashes. I think they are for men but X-small and Small will fit for kids and women depending on how tight you want them to be.

*Review of the little coffee shop upstairs*…read more We came here to rest while waiting to check into our Airbnb and were pleasantly surprised by a cozy cafe tucked way upstairs in a hip shoe and clothing store. This spot offers classic coffee shop staples - latte, matcha, chai, etc. I ordered a small latte and was impressed, it was definitely good quality coffee. However, the bf ordered a slice of cheesecake, which had about 3x more sugar then you'd expect or want. I'd say if you're looking somewhere calm and cute to caffeinate, this is your place.

From the owner: High-end concept store specialized in shoes and lifestyle products, such as clothes, accessories…read moreand home design, produced by independent designer brands, mostly from Portugal.

A nice indoor shopping mall on the famous shopping street in Porto. This indoor mall is great when…read moreit's raining or cold outside, they have different levels with great options and the last floor is all food. The stores are not high end but they have good clothes options for men and women , they also have gym clothes/shoes if needed. You probably need a couple of hours here to explore all of the stores but worth when Porto has rain

ViaCatarina is shopping mall connected to the Rue Santa Catarina. Rue Santa Catarina is a street…read moreclose only for pedestrians traffic and a famous shopping street in Porto. The best way to visit this street plus the mall if you have a car, park your car at the garage of ViaCatarina and make easy access to the street. ViaCatarina has unique store front when you get out the mall to the street. It has statue of people walking on the wall of the mall. You will not get lost to find your way back with those symbol. The mall has shop, restaurant, groceries store, dessert stores. One of the anchor store is H&M. The mall have 4 level for shopping and 3 level for parking. The parking on the top of building and the shopping is below.

Very decent store. Just about the same as it is in the states. Some of the fashion is different but…read morethat's to be expected. They had a big selection of clearance for women. I mean everywhere you turned their was some type of clearance! Things ran from 2 euro to about 25 euro on clearance. The men's section was really small compared to the women having two floors...I wasn't complaining. If you had any questions you may want to wait until you at at the register or go to the fitting room because there wasn't really any staff on the floor that I could tell. Most stuff seemed pretty well organized as well. Oh and before I forget they did have a children's section that was adorable.