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My Auchan — Supermarket in Cais do Sodré, Lisbon

My Auchan on Rua de S. Paulo in Cais do Sodré opens at 8 am and closes at 10 pm every day, pastries on the shelves in the morning.

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What this branch is

My Auchan on Rua de S. Paulo is a supermarket in Cais do Sodré, open 8 am to 10 pm daily. Reviewers pick up fresh pastries and croissants in the morning, and the cleaning and cosmetic aisles carry an above-average selection. A basket runs €10–30.

Vetted

Verified October 2026 · 2 independent sources

LisbonCais do Sodrésupermarketmorning pastriesdaily essentials

A neighbourhood branch for daily essentials

This is one branch of the Auchan chain, on Rua de S. Paulo in Cais do Sodré, and it works as a small, quick-stop supermarket for the area rather than a full weekly shop.

Reviewers who mention the fresh baked goods tend to be there in the morning, picking up pastries like apple strudel and croissants. That is the pick that comes up most often, and it is the reason to arrive early rather than late in the day.

The cleaning and cosmetic products get a second look from visitors: the selection is described as above average for a store of this size. If you need shampoo or laundry supplies alongside groceries, this branch covers it.

Prices for daily essentials are called good, and staff are described as friendly and efficient. The trade-offs are real: product variety is limited, and checkout queues can run long. Treat it as a top-up shop, not a place to build a full pantry.

It suits a short visit. The store is a convenient size for getting in and out with a basket, and the €10–30 typical spend reflects that.

What to look for

Fresh baked goods in the morning

Reviewers pick up pastries like apple strudel and croissants, especially in the mornings.

Cleaning and cosmetic products

The store carries an above-average selection of cleaning supplies and cosmetic items for its size.

Good prices for daily essentials

Reviewers describe the prices for everyday items as good.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Fresh baked goods

    Visitors often pick up fresh pastries like apple strudel and croissants, especially in the mornings.

  2. Cleaning and cosmetic products

    The store offers an above-average selection of cleaning supplies and cosmetic items.

Who is this for

A traveler staying in or passing through Cais do Sodré who needs a quick basket of daily essentials will find this branch sized for exactly that. Someone who wants a fresh pastry with their morning coffee can pick one up here from 8 am. If you are stocking a kitchen for a week, the limited variety means you will likely need a second stop.

If you need a shop that stays open later than 10 pm, Meu Super Fanqueiros on Rua dos Fanqueiros in the Baixa keeps its doors open until 10:30 pm every night.

The verdict

This branch is not a full-range supermarket, and reviewers note limited variety and long checkout queues, but it still suits anyone in Cais do Sodré who needs daily essentials, a morning pastry, or cleaning and cosmetic items at good prices without crossing town.

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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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