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My Auchan — Supermarket in Graça, Lisbon

My Auchan on Largo da Graça opens at 8 am every day of the week and closes at 9 pm, which makes it the closest thing to an all-day pantry in Graça.

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What this Graça branch is

My Auchan on Largo da Graça is a small supermarket in Graça, open 8 am to 9 pm seven days a week, where a basket runs €10–30. The drinks range goes wider than the mini markets around it, bottled water is cheap to stock up on, and there is a bakery counter plus roast chicken to take outside.

Vetted

Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

Graçasupermarketroast chickenbeer and waterbakerydaily 8 am–9 pm

About this store

My Auchan sits on Largo da Graça, a branch of the Auchan chain in the Graça neighbourhood, and what you notice first is how much is packed into a small floor: shelves of everyday groceries, a bakery section, fruit, and a drinks wall that runs further than the corner mini markets nearby.

The drinks are the reason to come. Beer is the thing to load up on, and bottled water is cheap enough to buy by the armful for a stay in the city. There is juice too, alongside the beer, so a mixed bag for a picnic or an apartment fridge is easy to put together in one pass.

The bakery counter turns out baked goods through the day, and the roast chicken is the item to grab: take it outside and eat it on the spot rather than carry it home. Fruit sits with the everyday essentials, so a quick shop for basics and something ready to eat happens in the same short loop.

Prices stay low on the staples, which is what makes it worth the detour: a basket lands somewhere between €10 and €30 depending on how much drink and water you are carrying out. Nothing here is set up as a destination shop, but the till total is the reason people keep coming back.

Come for a fast, cheap fill of drinks, bread and a chicken rather than a full weekly shop. The shelves are small, the aisles tight, and you will be in and out in minutes.

What to look for

Roast chicken

The one to grab and eat outside the shop rather than carry home.

Beer and other drinks

A drinks selection that runs wider than the small mini markets nearby, beer included.

Bottled water

Cheap enough to stock up on for a stay in the city.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Beer and other drinks

    The drinks selection runs from beer to juice and is broader than at the small mini markets.

  2. Baked goods and bakery items

    There is a bakery section with baked goods on offer.

  3. Roast chicken

    The chicken is the best thing here, so good; grab one and eat it outside.

  4. Bottled water

    Bottled water is a cheap staple to stock up on for a stay in the city.

Who is this for

This suits anyone staying in Graça who wants beer, bottled water and a roast chicken without a trek to a bigger shop. It also works for a quick stop commuter coming through Martim Moniz who needs bread, fruit and juice in one short pass.

When you need groceries past 9 pm, Mini Supermarket on Rua do Salvador in Alfama stays open until midnight every night.

The verdict

It is a small branch with a narrow floor, not a full-size supermarket, but it still suits anyone in Graça who wants cheap drinks, water and a roast chicken in one quick stop.

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