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Can you recommend a good doggy day care in the Cascais area for daytime care?
Read more: Can you recommend a good doggy day care in the Cascais area for daytime care?There are a couple of great options for doggy day care around Cascais that expats highly recommend: Both places are highly recommended by the local expat community and are known for their reliable, caring services.
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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 I find certain spices and chilies for Indian and or Arabic cooking in Portugal?
Read more: Where can I find certain spices and chilies for Indian and or Arabic cooking in Portugal?You can find a variety of spices and chilies for Indian and Arabic cooking in Portugal through a few sources:
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Where can we find a dog sitter?
Read more: Where can we find a dog sitter?There are several great options for dog sitters in Cascais. Here are some recommendations from fellow expats: Feel free to reach out to any of these options for your pet sitting needs!
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Are there any good Japanese grocery stores in the area?
Read more: Are there any good Japanese grocery stores in the area?Check out Goyo-Ya, a small Japanese grocery in Estoril. They have sauces, sake, unagi, sweets, and snacks. It’s a great spot for Japanese ingredients!
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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 Swedish food?
Read more: Where can I find Swedish food?You can find Swedish food at a store called “Maravilhas Nórdicas,” which is known for its Scandinavian products. It’s located in the Cascais area. Additionally, there’s a Scandinavian store in Parede that many expats have recommended for Swedish delicacies.
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