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Is there a place to get a passport photo taken in Cascais?
Read more: Is there a place to get a passport photo taken in Cascais?Is there a place to get a passport photo taken in Cascais? Yes, there are several places in Cascais where you can take a passport photo. Here are some options: You can also take a photo on your phone and use a passport photo machine at Staples.
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I’m looking to reupholster a chair
Read more: I’m looking to reupholster a chairI suggest reaching out to Miguel Gama for upholstery services. You can contact him at (+351) 219 809 600 or visit his website at miguel-gama.pt. Many expats have had positive experiences with his work, and he is known for being affordable.
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Where can I find furniture made from real wood?
Read more: Where can I find furniture made from real wood?Maison du Monde, located at Av. dos Cavaleiros, 2790-045 Lisboa, offers decent-quality real wood furniture. Their phone number is 304 500 221. If you’re looking for something more custom, you might want to check out F. Cardoso e Filhos; although their website doesn’t showcase their work very well, they’ve been…
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Where can I find fresh lemongrass?
Read more: Where can I find fresh lemongrass?You can find fresh lemongrass in several places between Lisbon and Cascais. Here are a couple of recommendations:
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Any recommendations for good falafel in town?
Read more: Any recommendations for good falafel in town?Lama Lo has the best falafels in town! It’s a small hole-in-the-wall place with a limited menu but offers great food. You should definitely check it out!
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Where can we buy sour cream?
Read more: Where can we buy sour cream?Sour cream is available at several locations around Cascais. Aldi and Auchan are good options; look for it labeled as “nata ácido.” You can also find it at Intermarché and Continente, although some expats have noted that the texture can vary. Please note that on the Continente website, it may…
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Can you recommend a good hummus in the area?
Read more: Can you recommend a good hummus in the area?I’ve heard the yummiest hummus is from Zaytouna Cascais. Additionally, if you enjoy making it at home, one expat shared a tip about peeling the chickpeas after boiling to achieve a smoother texture. Enjoy!
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