Celeiro - Rua 1 de Dezembro

I stumbled into this shop/restaurant by chance while I was looking for something else. I decided to enter since I was getting hungry. You enter in a shop and for the restaurant you have to go downstairs. They offer a few vegan options, which is always a plus. I got the Portuguese tofu, which was ok but a bit bland and a vegan strawberry dessert, which was too sugary. Even though the quality of the cooking can be improved it is always nice to stumble into a place with vegan options. The shop is not too big but has a few basic products (big supplement section) but very few grocery items. Great location.

This shop is fine for dry products and cosmetics, but the selection of fresh food is very limited.

We bought a selection of food to go from the fridge on the way in, and threw all of it away on account of it being completely tasteless and almost inedible!

A good selection of soya/seitan products but maybe not the healthiest foods.

O melhor mercado para fazer compras, sem sombra de dúvida :)

Good range of 'store cupboard' type groceries. Everything from oats to chia seeds, nuts, coconut oil etc. Quite a few different raw/energy bars, including Beond (organic and raw). Also non dairy milks available. Small fresh section. Cosmetic area is quite big. They keep a range of Sante shampoos etc, which are mostly vegan. Cafe isn't very exciting.. But other than that a great find!

A great supermarket with cantine with vegetarian and vegan options.

Crowded but worth the visit for a good meal.

We used this branch a number of times when in Lisbon, and it's range is slightly better than most comparable stores in the UK (which doesn't necessarily mean much!) There is limited fruit/veg options, but the cabinet with ready made bites (empanadas/tacos etc) makes it ideal for tourists or those looking for a quick and easy lunch. There is also a fairly wide range of Tofu and Seitan products for those able to cook, and cabinets with soy/rice milk ice creams for hot days. We popped down to the restaurant once, but the atmosphere was quite sterile was very little in the way of vegan labelling, so we chose to eat elsewhere.

Overall this looked to be the best Lisbon had to offer in terms of a range of vegan products, and there seemed to be a good spread of gluten free offerings too.

...unless you just want to grab something to go.

There is a grocery store and a restaurant. I do recommend the store, including their offer of vegan snacks. I do not recommend the restaurant.

Celeiro has other restaurants in Lisbon (e.g., Campo Pequeno) that offer roughly the same food and are way nicer. However, they have raised their prices recently, and since now they are comparable with other veg*n restaurants, honestly, it makes more sense to have your lunch elsewhere.

This store is pretty good. We popped in a few times for different things over the course of our stay and we were quite happy with what we got. Most grab-and-go items seemed to be vegan as well. We tried several kinds of bread, muffins, sandwiches, etc and they were all tasty. They also have a café downstairs with free wifi, which is very convenient especially for tourists like us. Selection can be hit or miss depending on what you are looking for. For example, I wanted some quality chocolate but all they had were generic brands.

Good store with lots to offer.

They also have a self service to grab a bite or two. Their vegan empanadas are delish! And costs €1.50. So I had 2.

Good healthstore with a lot of soya and seitan products and a huge sortiment of food supplements and vitamins.near chiado/baixa.

Lisbon may sometimes be tricky for vegans, therefore I can only recommend this place to buy your groceries when you arrive or if you're staying in an apartment or if you need snacks etc. They offer a wide range of products, local vegetables, cereal bars, plant milks... I tried their tofu and mushroom burgers and really enjoyed them (they're local too). Only a short walking distance from the train station.

Great Bio market with everything you could want, including a good selection of vitamins. Restaurant has plenty of vegan options. Friendly staff too.

Honestly, I'm very underwhelmed by this place BUT it's really the only veggie market(s) in Lisbon so I can't hate too much. They have a good selection of faux-meats, some soy/veg cheeses, and many other bio/veg options. My problem is mostly with their cold case with pre-made sandwiches/tapas/etc. Boy oh boy are they TERRIBLE. ALL OF THEM! I tried 5 different items and each one was flavorless, doughy, and had strange textures. I mean, truly disappointing. Additionally, their small selection of produce is super hit or miss. One item will be perfect while the next is literally several days passed spoil. In all fairness, at least half of the tiny, cramped store is geared towards health items/vitamins/holistic healing so maybe the aim is towards that with the market as an afterthought. Anyway, I was thankful to have the market for some snacks as veggie food is Lisbon is a bit harder to come by than other EU cities buuut they have some improvements to make! A bigger store would be nice too.

What a place, this is just a superstore full of vegan and veggie goodies packed to the brim. There's even a cafe downstairs. The range of products is phenomenal such as deli, vegan cheeses, mock meats, chocolate, toiletries and household goods. Right in the centre if town and hard to miss in the way up to B. Alto

The shop really has a wide selection of organic goods and many of them actually from Germany. The restaurant offers very basic meals from a buffet you can choose from. It fills your stomach if you have no other vegetarian place around but not much more.

We did not have lunch there, just bought some stuff in the supermarket. They have a very good selection of vegan food, including chocoloates and muesli bars.
What I found a little strange was the constant observation. They had several employees which would always stare at you and follow you to make sure you don't steal anything. I'm sure this is a huge problem there (otherwise I can't image why they would do that) but it did not exactly make a good shopping experience.

This particular store has the lot. When I visited earlier this year the refrigerated section was stocked with a lot of seitan of varying sizes, and there was a lot of soya milk as well - for breakfast. In another corner there was an area for baked snacks/pasties (lunch). Elsewhere in the store dairy-free yoghurt. Along one of the aisles they have some Italian vegan ice cream, and the Asian section is surprisingly good. Although not for me, there's a beauty/toiletries' aisle as well. Oh yes, they also stock vitamin supplements.

Buffet-like with many options to choose from. One of the cheapest in town. Quick service and many tables that are usually full of costumers. It's a place where people go for lunch during the week, not a restaurant for special occasions.

this is one of the best shops and they are getting more and more, some of them sell food and have a little canteen for you to eat, but in the shop you can find everything you need but if you know the names you also can look in the regular supermarkets and you will find the same and sometimes a little bit cheaper.

While in Portugal, this store was a perfect little location to find all sort of vegan products. It had a vast number of alternatives, as well as heathy snacks. I even found brands I am used in the US such as soyatoo whipping cream, Yum!

Also, there are several locations in Lisbon in addition to the one listed here, 9 to be exact, including several of the major malls in the area.