Do Campo para Ourique — Bio Store in Campo de Ourique, Lisbon

Do Campo para Ourique is the Campo de Ourique bio shop where the owner, Ana, selects the organic products herself, most of them Portuguese, and can tell you where each one came from.

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What Do Campo para Ourique is

A small bio shop on Rua Francisco Metrass in Campo de Ourique, stocked mostly with organic products from Portugal and run by Ana, who worked for years in organic production and picks the range herself. A basket typically runs €15–40. It opens Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am–1 pm and 3–7 pm, and stays closed on Sunday and Monday.

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About this store

Do Campo para Ourique is an independent bio shop on Rua Francisco Metrass, in Campo de Ourique, and the first thing you notice is how little there is to get lost in: a compact room where the stock is chosen rather than piled. Ana, who runs it, spent years working in organic production before opening here, and that shows in what she carries.

The shelves lean on organic products from Portugal. What you are buying is the selection itself: fresh, local goods alongside the packaged staples of a bio shop, all of it organic. Ask about anything on the shelf and you get an answer about where it comes from and how it was made, because the person behind the counter chose it.

The service is the reason to come rather than a bigger shop. It is personal in the literal sense: Ana knows her products and talks you through them, and the space stays small and welcoming while she does it. You come out with a bag you understand, not just a bag.

Spend is modest and predictable. A basket of everyday goods lands somewhere between €15 and €40, so it works as a top-up shop rather than a full weekly haul.

Plan around the hours: two sessions a day, 10 am–1 pm and 3–7 pm, Tuesday through Saturday, with Sunday and Monday closed. The shop suits anyone building a picnic or a dinner from good Portuguese organic ingredients, and anyone who would rather be told what to buy by someone who knows.

What to look for

Organic products from Portugal

Most of the range is organic and Portuguese, chosen by the owner from producers she knows.

Ana's product knowledge

She worked for years in organic production and can explain what is on the shelf and where it came from.

Two daily opening stretches

Tuesday to Saturday the shop opens 10 am–1 pm and again 3–7 pm, so a midday visit means waiting for the afternoon.

Who is this for

This suits a traveler staying in or near Campo de Ourique who wants to cook one good meal from Portuguese organic ingredients and would rather be guided to them than read labels alone. It also fits anyone assembling a picnic who wants fresh, local goods and a short conversation about what to take. And it is for the traveler who prefers a small owner-run shop to a big aisle, and is happy to pay €15–40 for a basket of things they actually understand.

If you need a full week's provisions rather than a small basket, Continente Bom Dia Saraiva Carvalho nearby covers the everyday shop with longer daily hours.

The verdict

It is a small, owner-run shop with a narrow range rather than a full weekly shop, so swing by when you want a few good Portuguese organic things and someone to explain them.

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