
You can find fresh lemongrass in several places between Lisbon and Cascais. Here are a couple of recommendations:

You can donate children’s clothes in Cascais at several locations. One option is to drop them off at a charity called Século, which provides clothes to families in need. They have a white container located up the road next to the school on R. Cesário Verde where you can leave…

Here are some options for furniture assembly services in Cascais:

For an excellent osteopath who works with children in Cascais, I recommend: These professionals come highly recommended by expats in Cascais.

Many supermarkets carry fresh yeast, but you won’t find it in the baking aisle, because it needs to be kept chilled. Depending on where you shop, you may find it in the dairy case, or near the eggs. At Lidl, it comes in a block, next to the butter.

If you’re looking to explore the Algarve while avoiding the more touristy spots, here are some charming and less crowded destinations to consider: These hidden gems in the Algarve allow you to enjoy the region’s natural beauty and culture without the crowds.

You can find sourdough pizza at a place called Souldough Pizza, located at R. Nova da Alfarrobeira 5, 2750-444 Cascais. The experience has been highly praised by expats, noting the friendly staff and fresh, tasty food. Their pesto pizza, in particular, comes highly recommended! You can check them out on…

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!

Here are some venue options for hosting a private party in Cascais with catering: For catering, you might want to contact Zoe Louise Cascais, who is highly recommended and may also know of suitable venues.

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!