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Meu Super Fanqueiros — Supermarket in Baixa, Lisbon

Meu Super Fanqueiros on Rua dos Fanqueiros closes at 10:30 pm every night, which makes it the kind of Baixa supermarket you can still walk into after dinner.

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What this branch is

Meu Super Fanqueiros sits on Rua dos Fanqueiros in the Baixa, open from 8:30 am to 10:30 pm every day of the week. Reviewers point to a good selection of snacks and aperitivos, useful if you are putting together a picnic or a late bite. Expect to spend somewhere between €10 and €30 for a basket.

Vetted

Verified October 2026 · 2 independent sources

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A Baixa branch with a late door

Meu Super Fanqueiros is one branch of the Meu Super chain, on Rua dos Fanqueiros in the Baixa, a few steps from Rossio station. It is a small shop rather than a full-size supermarket, and that size is part of what reviewers describe: enough range for a basket, not a hall of aisles.

Reviewers single out the snacks and aperitivos as the thing to buy here, and that is the pick worth acting on. If you are heading back to a hotel room or out to a square with a bottle of something, this is the shelf to check first. The store is described as clean and well kept, which matters more than it sounds when you are buying food on the move.

Staff service comes up as helpful and friendly, and that is the other thing reviewers consistently mention about this branch. It is the kind of place where you can ask where something is and get an answer rather than a shrug.

Two frictions are worth naming plainly. Reviewers also describe prices here as high, and the selection as limited. Neither is a reason to avoid the shop, but both are reasons to know what you came for. If you need a wide grocery run rather than a top-up, a bigger format will serve you better.

The hours are the real argument for this branch. Being open from 8:30 am to 10:30 pm seven days a week means it works for an early breakfast run and a late dinner run on the same trip, and in the Baixa that window is not something to take for granted.

What to look for

Snacks and aperitivos

The pick reviewers name: a good selection of snacks and aperitivos, useful for tourists putting together a picnic or a late bite.

Open until 10:30 pm daily

The shop runs 8:30 am to 10:30 pm every day of the week, so a late arrival in the Baixa still has somewhere to go.

Small shop, manageable basket

Reviewers describe the size as small yet satisfying, which suits a top-up rather than a full weekly shop.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Snacks

    Reviewers mention a good selection of snacks and aperitivos, useful for tourists.

Who is this for

This branch suits a traveler staying in or near the Baixa who needs a late or early top-up without hunting for an open door. It also works for someone assembling snacks and aperitivos for a picnic or a hotel-room evening, since that is the shelf reviewers single out. Anyone who wants a wide grocery run with plenty of choice should plan for a bigger format instead.

If you want food items and specialties sourced directly from the Azorean islands rather than a general top-up, the Azores grocery on Rua da Madalena is a minute away and serves that different need.

The verdict

Prices here run high and the selection is limited compared with a full-size supermarket, but the 8:30 am to 10:30 pm window seven days a week makes it a swing-by for a late or early basket in the Baixa.

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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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