Great place, especially for vintage Japanese & European toys. It's a good assortment that's…read moreguaranteed to please a varied group of collectors.

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.

Only for men, i Really recommend this Outlet Store:…read more Joop Strellson Shoes, Suite, Shirts .... Go there !!

When you walk up to this two-story store, you'll notice a line of tourists waiting to see the grand…read morestaircase inside Livraria Lello. However, another beautiful staircase next door is inside Fernandes, Mattos & Ca. When you walk in, you'll see it surrounded by wood tables of all types of gifts from ceramics to backpacks to clothes. Walk up the stairs to find art, household goods, and much more. I bought my wife three teardrop-shaped plates from Portugal for 26 Euros.

Lovely store with wide variety. My daughter loved the music boxes, I wish I knew where to get one…read morein Canada, they were out of the one she wanted. The Jasmine hand lotion we brought home is beautiful and the staff were polite and friendly.

Great little local shop with a variety of goods and gifts, many made by the owner's family or that…read morecome with the story behind the item. The owner was very sweet and as a local, even offered us his own list of best places to check out in Porto. He has a friend who designs socks that are unique and colorful also. Many fun little finds and a personable touch. Owner speaks Spanish and English.

We stopped into this cool little shop after an afternoon of walking all along the beautiful Bridges…read moreand waterfront districts of Porto. This is a store front that sells port wine and some related gifts, but also serves a bit of port as well. The outdoor seating is nice to enjoy the riverfront views. Our waitress was helpful explaining what she liked and the priced per cup weren't bad. We probably should have gotten a better deal buying bottles but we wanted a variety of choices so we stuck with per cup wines. Everything was very tasty and at 3 euro per cup as a starting price it's pretty hard to go wrong with anything. What I did notice that was nice was that they offered some 10 year old or older wines for a very cheap price as well so I suggest if you end up here that you really take advantage of some of the great prices that they offer. Especially given how great the scenery is I definitely recommend this place to drop in

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.]

People go there searching for Melissas, others hoping to find limited editions of Puma or Nike,…read moresome wishing to discover new products of young designers, some knowing that they could find the latest news from Fabrica Features, some other because, when walking through, cannot stand to come inside. Whatever the reason, it is worth the visit. King Kong is one of those alternative spaces, located inside the galleries and design shops district in town, where we can find the coolest clothes and footwear, bags and accessories, more or less unique and unusual, in an athmosphere contaminated by fashion and design with urban style.