Most Popular and Affordable Supermarkets in Lagos

You have sorted your midterm accommodation in Lagos, the check-in has been completed, and now you want to explore your new area and learn about all the excellent services you have around. We know how important it is to know exactly where to get your groceries without going over your budget while still getting the best possible quality. Here are some of the options in Lagos that you will be able to choose from.

The Algarve offers a comprehensive variety of supermarket chains, with a mix of local and international products. It works because every village will have a mini-market for basic shopping while each other town will have one big supermarket. Traditional shops As you might have seen in some of our previous articles, Continente and Pingo Doce have hundreds of ranches all over Portugal. Both offer all the traditional food you might be looking for with some other options. Most branches have fresh bakeries and butcher counters, stocking many options of each item and offering regular sales.

 

You will find an Aldi shop in most towns in the Algarve. Most Aldi stores are large and well organised, and you will be able to find many European foods with a large selection of German products.

The largest retailer in Europe can also be found in most towns in the Algarve. As well as the ALDI branches, LIDL is a no-frills service, meaning that the non-essential features have been removed to keep the prices affordable.

The chain has many branches in the Algarve. It offers a wide range of imported products for the ex-pat community.

The small chain of grocery shops that can be found in some villages and neighbourhoods of the Algarve offers a good selection of Portuguese food and British products.

 

The Lagos farmers market is not only a sustainable way of doing your grocery shopping, but it’s also a fun and unforgettable shopping experience. Every Saturday, the local Farmers come out to town to sell their marvellous products.

 

You will find all sorts of products and food there, all fresh local, affordable and with a lot of charm. The Portuguese men and women with their traditional outfits and friendliness will be the icing of the cake on your farmers market experience in Lagos.

 

Every Wednesday from 5 pm, there is another farmers market, Viv’o Mercado. Viv’o Mercado concentrates on organic food, products, and natural cosmetics.