We found this supermarket near our hotel and I'm so glad we did! Stocked up on water, deodorant,…read moretoothbrush, toenail clippers and a few other small items. They did not have dry shampoo unfortunately and they only took cash.

Nice store close to where I am staying. Ice cold water and soda and cheaper than just about…read moreanywhere else. Cold is key for me and Namaste did not disappoint. May I say Namaste to Namaste or would that be redundant? They carry a little bit of everything in this tiny store and you may find, with a little exploration, just what your heart desires.

I only gave this rating as Google says they are open until 11pm, however after paying for a bolt I…read moreget here at 9:15 to find it closed. Please update your hours.

My mom and I visited your Conceição store is Lisbon last week and received such remarkable service…read morefrom a young woman name Sophia, that we had to send a note. We had stopped by this location a few days before and Sophia warmly introduced herself and made us feel welcome. We had such a positive interaction with Sophia that we came back to see Sophia and taste some wines and fortified wines. Sophia was extremely knowledgeable and curated a delightful wine tasting experience for us both. We were extremely impressed by her extensive historical knowledge of Portuguese wine and wine makers. Her professionalism and expertise allowed us to experience and taste some of the best wines this country has to offer. We even ended up purchasing our new favorite Vintage port made by Vallado.

Popped in, looking for something. The person working there was great! He explained why the local…read morestuff we were looking for wasn't worth doing more than trying (in other words, don't buy a bottle). We discussed everything from port to cherry liqueur from Obidos. He provided us some tasting and we were quite pleased with everything we tried and purchased. There are two locations in Baixa. Rua Fanqueiros 70 and Rua Conceicao 16. They have different focuses, so if you don't find what you want in one, walk across the street and check out the other one.

Ana and team at Napoleao Wine Shop are amazing. She helped us with finding some great white port…read morefor gifts back in the states as well as procuring a few bottles of red from a local winery, then packaged them all up and ship to us. Prices are fair. The communication was outstanding, friendly and timely. We just received our shipment and couldn't be happier. If you are looking for a great wine shop in Lisbon, either for a bottle or 12, please go see Ana. Cheers

This is a very small store where people order the ginjinha at the counter, step outside to down the…read moredrink, and then return the glasses at the counter. I came back here at least 2-3 times because it was a unique and interesting experience. The ginjinha is sweet and syrupy, but not too sweet like other places I've tried. It's also right next door to my favorite pastel de nata store, Nata Portuguesa, so I could get both fixes in one trip. Most people recommend the ginjinha with the cherry but I prefer it without. The drink is filled to the brim and I have shaky hands so it would get sticky and messy sometimes. But the store is prepared and has a little sink inside on the right to rinse off.

Ah, I remember this historic spot from my first trip to Lisbon 16 years ago. My young tour guide…read moreback then took me here to have a cup (actually a shot) of ginjinha, the traditional Portuguese sour cherry liqueur. When Jamie W and I inadvertently walked by recently on our first evening in Lisbon, I realized we needed to stop and do the same thing. I had next to no memory of it, just that it didn't kill me. Jamie was rather hesitant, but I just showed my typical insolence and walked up to the proprietor behind the counter. He was already in mid-pour, and I actually remembered to say "com elas" to indicate we wanted cherries in our drinks. They were only 1,50€ per cup (Photo 8). We sipped them in seconds. The puckery flavor led to a nice finish. We were on our way in less than five minutes. DRINK - 4 stars...if sour cherry is your thing, have at it AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...just an open door and a bottle SERVICE - 3.5 stars - he pours and collects, though he liked the way I said "com elas" TOTAL - 4 stars...a must-do ritual for any tourist in Lisbon RELATED - Exploring Lisbon? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/dk4dx844DL

I chanced upon this little kiosk while shopping in the Centro Vasco da Gama mall. They opened just…read moretwo weeks ago, so it's brand new. It's not a bar, but they sell craft beers in bottles, mostly European, like Brew Dog, Delirium and Erdinger, including a few local brews. They also have a small selection of t shirts, glasses and the like. This is a relatively small store, however in a city where you can't find craft beers at the supermarkets and most restaurants, this place is a welcome addition.

Such a fantastic thing - you walk up and order a 1.60 euro Ginja shot. Make sure you get the…read morecherry! We came here on a food tour but ended up liking it so much we came back! The place was historical- part of the Loja Com Historical shops. https://lojascomhistoria.pt/about You just stand outside- there's no inside seating.

A stop on our walking Lisbon Food Tour…read more Shots of cherry moonshine. Awesome. Be sure to eat the marinated cherry at the bottom of your shot glass. Delicious.

This tiny craft beer shop has an amazing selection of rare bottles and cans. From the street, the…read morestore is very nondescript. But don't judge a book by its cover. I was absolutely blown away to find beers from all over the globe, including a lot of hard-to-find American beers, in this little beer haven. The woman working at the store was very helpful, and she updates their Untappd list regularly with new arrivals.