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5 months ago
Very clean, great selection of items. A one stop shop. Got my beer, water, meat, cheese, and everything in between. Prices were descent. Would return. read more
Av. dos Descobrimentos
8200-127 Albufeira
Portugal
938 875 850
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http://www.pingodoce.pt
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What time does Pingo Doce open?
Pingo Doce opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Pingo Doce close?
Pingo Doce closes at 9:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM
Does Pingo Doce have parking?
Yes, Pingo Doce has parking options.
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Large and stocked with everything you need, extremely clean, very friendly staff. Highly…read morerecommended.
Only good size market around this area that I could find in the area.has everything you need.if you…read moreto get a few groceries.
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Compared to Pingo Doce, ALDI, LIDL, etc., Apolonia is def more high end but doesn't have outrageous…read morepricing. The store is very clean, well lit, and has an excellent wine section and seafood section. This location also has a separate cafe next door with tons of delicious breads & drinks. While I was there, it was quite busy and raining a good amount. The parking lot isn't huge, so def be careful while back out. Lots of ppl scurrying to/from in the rain.
This is a wonderful little supermarket. Feels a bit like a Waitrose. Very nice selection of fresh…read moreproduce and everything in between. We bought stationery and candy and a few other food things. Very easy. Def would go again if I'm in the Algarve area.
We were staying here a few nights and this Spar was just next door. It's a pretty small shop, but…read morethey got all the basic groceries you might need like milk, fruit and veggies, bread, beer and wine. It's a Spar and prices are fair and pretty low, even though it's a full tourist town. They also had surprisingly good Pasteis De Nata (six in one pack). Try to catch them in the morning, when they are freshly baked and still warm. They get less exciting when you shop them in the afternoon we found out.
Went to this Aldi quite a few times as I was staying in a nearby town. It's ok. The selection is…read morejust ok. Usually not too crowded, even on a Saturday afternoon.
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This is a small but complete market in the heart of the downtown. They have all types of items…read moreincluding groceries, beverages, and anything you may need to make a meal or to go to the beach (sunscreen, towels, etc). They were very helpful and nice people. If you need anything, you can stop by this market (prices are very reasonable).
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The owner of the mini market !! Really nice person!!
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Well stocked one stop hyper supermarket. Produce, liquor, appliances, dairy. Open aisles make for…read moreeasy shopping.
I give four stars for the quality and the amount of items that they offer. They have a bakery, a…read morebutcher, a deli, a wine section. Pretty much everything, but a one star for the long lines. Even the express line was long. Ugh!
Great prices on basic items and also on beer and wine. There's a limited selection of each item…read morebut the quality of their items is high. They also have a nice selection of breads and pastries.
Portugal had so much colorful pottery and tiles. Just beautiful. I wish I could have bought some…read morepottery but def no way to get it home. But came home with several cork products .. shoes and purses. I gather this area was a slave market at one point but now just shopping. The fish market was already closed which I would have loved to see.
Lots of fish on the entry floor Upstairs has wine, oils,…read morepackaged goods Top level has a great terrace with a view Entry level has clean free restrooms
Go to place for groceries. Pastries and empanadas for a euro. Wine for three euros. Sausage from…read morebutcher was excellent for breakfast. Fresh orange juice squeezed on demand for three euros
The food here was pretty good! We ordered tuna steaks and got a couple of Imperial Beers for our…read morelast dinner in Portugal. The tuna steaks were very tender and easy to chew. If I were to go back again, I would get two orders of the tuna steak with onions on top and french fries instead of one of those along with a tuna steak with hummus and vegetables. I think the tuna steak is a must-get since it is their signature dish, from what I read. We had a reservation, but it wasn't necessary. It was a little confusing to find the restaurant - it is on the second floor above a store - you have to take the stairs on the right side of the store to get to the restaurant above.
Phenomenal meal, attentive service and lovely ambiance. We had the octopus with mashed sweet…read morepotatoes and the tuna steak. Also a bottle of locally made rose wine. Both were delicious and beautifully presented. Daniel, our server, was friendly and very helpful with suggestions for the rest of our trip. The shop downstairs was a treasure trove, could have spent all night there.
Exceeded our expectations. Enjoyed a delicious pizza, fresh salads and yummy sangria. Out of the…read moreway location on the way to Gale Beach. Definitely give it a try.
We were SO glad we started our Portugal experience with this local spot for the most wonderful…read morebreakfast ever. We are a family of 5 - 3 adults and 2 kids under 10, and the staff was super attentive and friendly. They did a great job communicating with us considering we all spoke English. It was a treat that the menu came in Portuguese, French and English It is a beautiful shop, and in addition to the food looking like a work of art - it tasted delicious! Everything was super fresh and uncomplicated/unprocessed. For breakfast we tried some spiked coffee and fresh juices. The adults ordered Eggs Benedict with parma ham or smoked salmon. The kids got a "make your own breakfast" of yogurt with granola and fresh fruit, and a croissant with a chocolate spread. We also got pastries to go for dessert later; a beetroot cream filled roll, fruit and custard pastry, lemon bar, cookie, and the lightest whipped cheesecake I've ever tasted. The only downside to the whole experience is that they are closed on Tuesdays (which really isn't a downside, people do deserve a day off)