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Celeiro Duque de Ávila — Bio Store in Saldanha, Lisbon
Celeiro Duque de Ávila sits on Avenida Duque de Ávila in Saldanha, open until 8 pm six days a week and from 10 am on Sundays.
The basics
Celeiro Duque de Ávila is a bio shop on Avenida Duque de Ávila in Saldanha, open until 8 pm six days a week and from 10 am on Sundays. A typical basket runs €15–40. Reviewers point to the vegan range, fresh vegetables and a cafeteria where the coffee, including decaf, is worth ordering.
Verified October 2026 · 2 independent sources
What this branch is
This is the Celeiro branch on Avenida Duque de Ávila, in Saldanha, and it is the one to know if you are staying on this side of the city. It is a bio shop with a cafeteria inside, which changes how you use it: you can shop the shelves and sit down in the same visit.
Reviewers consistently point to the vegan range as a reason to come. That is the thread running through what people say about this branch, and it is what makes it worth a detour rather than a routine stop for a couple of items.
Fresh vegetables come up too, alongside the broader product selection. If you are cooking where you are staying, this is where the produce side of a basket gets sorted.
The cafeteria is the other half of the visit. Visitors recommend the coffee, including decaf, and the food and drink variety is part of why people linger. It is worth knowing that staff responsiveness and cafeteria service are both things reviewers flag as friction, so build in a little patience around the counter rather than expecting a quick in-and-out.
A basket here typically lands between €15 and €40, which puts it in the range of a considered shop rather than a top-up.
What to look for
Coffee at the cafeteria
Visitors recommend the coffee, including decaf, and the cafeteria covers a range of food and drink.
Vegan range
Reviewers repeatedly name the vegan selection as a strength of this branch.
Fresh vegetables
Produce is one of the things people single out when describing what is on the shelves.
The pick list
What to bring home
Coffee
Visitors can find good quality coffee, including decaf options, at the cafeteria.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler staying in or near Saldanha who wants to cook with organic and vegan ingredients rather than eat out every night. It also works for anyone who wants a coffee and a sit-down inside the same shop as the groceries, especially on a Sunday when the 10 am opening is the earliest option of the week. And it is a reasonable stop for someone building a picnic or a long train journey out of fresh vegetables and a decent decaf.
If you want fresh fish and seafood rather than a bio basket, 31 of January Market in Saldanha covers that with its extensive fish counter and abundant fruit and vegetables.
The verdict
This branch is not the quickest or smoothest bio shop in the area, since reviewers flag staff responsiveness and cafeteria service as friction, but it still suits anyone who wants a vegan range, fresh vegetables and a proper coffee under one roof.
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Researched across 2 public sources and confidence-checked October 2026, against our methodology, reviewed by the AisleTrotter editorial team. Spot an error? Tell us — corrections feed straight back into our verification system.
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