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Continente Bom Dia Largo da Graça — Supermarket in Graça, Lisbon
Continente Bom Dia Largo da Graça sits on Largo da Graça in Lisbon's Graça, and it stays open until 9 pm every day of the week.
What this branch is
A Continente Bom Dia branch on Largo da Graça in Graça, open 8 am to 9 pm seven days a week. It looks small from the street but holds everyday basics, a bakery counter worth the stop and a wine range that suits a sunset at the nearby viewpoint. Expect €10–30 for a basket.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
The Continente Bom Dia on Largo da Graça
This is a branch of Continente in Graça, on Largo da Graça, a few minutes from the Miradouro da Graça. The frontage reads small, and then you are inside and the aisles keep going: it is the kind of shop where you come in for water and leave with bread, wine and a basket of basics.
The bakery counter is where to start. Bread and baked goods come out of it in a range wide enough that a child in tow will find something to point at, and the bread is the item to carry out with you. The in-store orange juice machine is the other thing worth knowing about: squeeze a cup on the way past. Less ordinary shelves turn up quail eggs, which is a fair sign of how far the stock runs beyond the obvious.
Before a sunset at the viewpoint, the wine selection is the practical stop. The range is varied and the prices are reasonable, so picking up a bottle here rather than at a bar makes sense for an evening on the steps. The layout is spacious for the footprint; fresh juice and wine take up much of that space.
A basket of basics lands in the €10–30 band, and cards and cash both work at the till.
It suits a quick restock, a picnic assembled before the miradouro, or a bottle of wine for the sunset. It is not the place for a full weekly shop or a long browse.
What to look for
Bakery counter
Bread and baked goods in a range wide enough to please a child, and the first thing to head for.
Wine before the viewpoint
A varied wine selection at reasonable prices, handy for drinks at the Miradouro da Graça nearby.
Orange juice machine
An in-store machine that squeezes fresh juice, worth a cup on your way through.
The pick list
What to bring home
Fresh baked goods
The bakery counter is worth a stop, and the range of bread and baked items is broad enough that a child in tow adored it.
Wine selection
The wine range is varied, and the shop sits close to the Miradouro da Graça, so it works for picking up cheaper drinks before the sunset.
Fresh orange juice
The in-store orange juice machine is the specific highlight here, worth trying while you shop.
Quail eggs
Quail eggs are stocked here, one example of the less ordinary items on the shelves.
Who is this for
This branch suits a traveler staying in or near Graça who needs to restock basics without a detour, and anyone heading to the Miradouro da Graça for sunset who wants a bottle of wine at a reasonable price on the way. It also works for a family picking up bread and baked goods, with a bakery counter that keeps children happy.
When you need something after 9 pm, Mini Supermarket on Rua do Salvador in Alfama stays open until midnight every night.
The verdict
The self-checkouts block and the queue mixes with the staffed tills, so this is a shop for a quick basket, and it still earns its place for basics and a bottle before the viewpoint.
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