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Tea shops inLisbon.

Lisbon has a small, central loose-leaf scene: a tea shop in an old shoemaker's shop on Rua do Poço dos Negros that makes its own blends, the Chiado and Colombo branches of the Tea Shop chain, and an Azorean grocery in the Baixa that sells the teas grown on São Miguel. Prices below are in euros with VAT included, read on each shop's own site; most packs are 50 g or 100 g.

Illustrative photograph of a teapot and cups on a tea table; not the shop pictured.
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  1. Illustrative photograph of a teapot and cups on a tea table; not the shop pictured.
    01Loose-leaf specialist

    Companhia Portugueza do Chá

    Santos / São Bento (Rua do Poço dos Negros)

    11 prices listed

    Companhia Portugueza do Chá

    R. do Poço dos Negros 105, 1200-337 Lisboa

    A Lisbon tea shop in an old shoemaker's shop from 1880, making its own blends and keeping a single-origin list from Qimen to Gyokuro.

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    Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00

    Read the full shop note

    A tea shop set up in an old shoemaker's shop from 1880 on Rua do Poço dos Negros, between Santos and São Bento, that makes its own blends with flowers, spices and fruit and keeps a serious single-origin list: an Earl Grey made with Portuguese bergamot at € 8 for 100 g, organic Qimen at € 12 and Sencha Fuji at € 13 for 50 g, Gyokuro and Da Hong Pao from 25 g, Milky Oolong at € 10 for 50 g and Pai Mu Tan at € 16 for 100 g.

    What to bring home

    Website: companhiaportuguezadocha.com
  2. Illustrative tea photograph
    02Loose-leaf specialist

    Tea Shop

    Chiado (Armazéns do Chiado) and Colombo

    10 prices listed

    Tea Shop

    Rua do Carmo 2, Armazéns do Chiado, 1200-094 Lisboa

    The Lisbon branches of the Tea Shop chain, inside Armazéns do Chiado and the Colombo centre, selling loose tea by weight with teapots and matcha tools.

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    Chiado: every day 10:00–22:00

    Read the full shop note

    The Lisbon branches of the Tea Shop chain, inside Armazéns do Chiado on Rua do Carmo and in the Colombo shopping centre, selling loose tea by weight next to teapots and matcha tools. Strong English Breakfast at € 8.75 and Earl Grey Superior at € 8.90 for 100 g, Assam at € 9.50, sencha at € 8.99, genmaicha at € 10.50, Milky Oolong at € 14.98 for 50 g and organic matcha at € 25.75 for 30 g.

    What to bring home

    Website: teashop.com
  3. The everyday option

    4 prices listed

    Mercearia dos Açores

    Rua da Madalena 115, 1100-318 Lisboa

    An Azorean food shop on Rua da Madalena in the Baixa, with a second shop in Picoas, that sells cheese, butter and preserves from the islands and the teas of São Miguel's two plantations, Gorreana and Porto Formoso: Gorreana green Hysson at € 5.95 and Orange Pekoe black at € 8.50 for 100 g, and Gorreana white and Porto Formoso Orange Pekoe at € 10.99 for 80 g.

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    Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00 · Sat 10:00–13:00 (Baixa)

    What to bring home

    Website: merceariadosacores.pt

Prices keep each product’s listed currency and pack size. Check current prices and hours with the shop.

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A little local knowledge

Before you head out.

Currency, grams & tea bags

Each price keeps its original pack size. A box of bags and a pouch of loose leaf aren’t a like-for-like comparison.

Check the right location

Hours and visiting conditions can differ between branches. Use the address and details for the location you plan to visit.

Pickup and appointments

Some sellers operate pickup offices or showrooms. Read the shop note and check its visiting conditions before setting out.

A guide with a point of view

Tea specialists lead the discovery. Other retailers keep their own category, for familiar blends and everyday essentials.

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Tea photographs are illustrative unless identified as a photograph of the shop. Images are cropped or framed to fit the layout.

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