Garrafeira Nacional

One of the best wine selections of Portugal! A lot of iconic wines with fair prices.

Great shop. Gd location, u can’t missed it. Bruno, the manager was helpful and patience. Great service and recommendation.

Brilliant staff who know their stuff and who love helping you find what you are looking for or offer solid recommendations for something tasty. Whether you are looking for rare or local, pricey or modest, you get the same level of respect and kindness. They didn't happen to have what I was looking for, but gave me two good alternatives and, better yet, looked up the bottle and found it in one of their other shops. And across the board, the prices here are great. Wine is for enjoying. Wine buying should be, too. Garrafeira Nacional spreads that love. What a gift.

I visited Garrafeira Nacional on a highly specific mission: to find a bottle of 'Ilha do Pico Licoroso 20 Anos,' a rare volcanic wine from the Azores. While they unfortunately didn't have this exact bottle in stock, my visit turned out to be wonderfully positive thanks to an incredibly kind and knowledgeable female staff member. Instead of simply turning me away, she went above and beyond, guiding me to two other nearby wine shops where I might have better luck. She even recommended a specialty regional grocery store, Mercearia dos Açores. Although that grocery store had unfortunately closed early and the specific Pico wine remained elusive elsewhere, her genuine effort to help a visiting traveler was deeply touching. I ultimately chose to purchase a beautiful bottle of Port wine from her instead. The store itself is a treasure trove, boasting an impressive and extensive collection of both regional wines and whiskeys. Furthermore, I was pleased to find that the tax-free process was handled very smoothly and efficiently at the register. If you are looking for a vast selection and truly exceptional, heartwarming customer service in Lisbon, this historic shop is an absolute must-visit.

Excellent collection of wines and most important, excellent staff. Very professional, knowledgeable and friendly. You felt like opening a bottle right then and there and sharing it with them while talking about the wines. A special shout out to Rita at the Santa Justa branch who was instrumental in helping me pick out some great treasures to take back with me.

Good store with a large selection of alcohol. The consultants were polite and attentive. They will help you choose a drink according to your budget. Left a pleasant impression

2 stars instead of 1 only because I have high hopes for the wines I selected. The service, however, was cold, disinterested, and borderline condescending. It felt like they were doing me a massive favor just by standing behind the register and taking my money.

This is an amazing, historic wine shop that is almost 100 years old. We were able to discover a considerable collection of wines in variety and quantity. The price of the wine wasn't bad either. The waiters will be happy to recommend wines for you if you wish. Since Portuguese wine is not easy to find in Korea, I bought three bottles of Portuguese white wine.

This place is definitely on the pricier side, but they have an amazing selection and service. Let's be honest, the minute you walk in you know it's going to be pricier, but get great service. Based on my experience, the acores gin was about one and a half times more than I've been able to find elsewhere, but still better than running around town at the last minute to find quality items. The store is well organized and has a classic look. I mentioned needing the tax refund, which wasn't included. Kind of a fail.

Why would anyone in their right mind purchase a 12 year old whiskey for such an outrageous price. This store is the biggest rip off imaginable €499 for 2008 Bushmills 12 years Douro Wine Cask???? You can get a top quality Bushmills 25 year old DOUBLE the years, and at cask strength!! for €380. This store is a complete Rip off store! Here buy a real quality whiskey wayyy cheaper. https://diceys.com/onlinestore/shop/product/bushmills-causeway-collection-1995-malaga-cask

Best place in Lisbon (and maybe even Portugal!) to buy your wine - Porto, Madeira, Moscatel, etc. But bit hard to find right now with the annoying scaffolding that covers almost the whole building including the sign so don't miss it! I highly recommend you do your wine shopping here. Even after going to Porto and going directly to the port cellars I was quite disappointed to realize that selection wasn't that much better in person and prices were even slightly higher! If I were to do it again, I would have bought everything in Lisbon at this store and gotten a Global Blue receipt to be reimbursed the 23% TVA tax at the airport (min 63 euro purchase). With the 23% TVA tax savings I definitely would have saved some big money because otherwise I found prices only $1-2 lower than back in NYC. I was quite surprised since I often travel to France and prices for the same wine are often 2-3 times higher back in the US. Bottom line, US prices are actually rather competitive so don't expect amazing bargains. But if you prefer to have a souvenir bottle after your visit to a port cellar or the only place you could find the bottle was at the company's own port cellar then go ahead and buy your bottles there. But I still I think it's a bit of a ripoff buying directly at the port cellar so visit wine stores first in Lisbon and Porto before - I regret not taking more photos of the prices while shopping. I visited their other locations in Lisbon but this one was the biggest and had the best selection. There are at least 2 other locations - just 4 blocks down (corner of Rua dos Fanquieros and Rua da Conceicao) plus also Mercado da Ribeira. Staff are friendly and helpful but not pushy and they do a very nice job of bubble wrapping your purchases for your flight back. Oh, and don't forget to check out the amazing old wines in their back cellar. They have wines over 100 years old - including an extremely rare 1715 madeira wine! That one is locked up though for obvious reasons but you can drool over it behind the glass. ;-) Prices below are best prices I found in Portugal (1.06 EUR/USD) vs NYC (after 9% sales tax) Porto Kopke 10y - $23 Portugal vs $24 NYC (Garnet Wines) Porto Niepoort Tawny - $16 Portugal vs $16 NYC (Garnet Wines) Porto Kopke 20y - $49 Portugal vs $52 NYC (Garnet Wines) Madeira Blandy's 10y - $25 Portugal vs $32 NYC (Mr. Wright Wines)

Just back from a 2 week visit to Portugal. My visits to the Rua Santa Justa location of Garrafeira Nacional, and the 2 cases I brought back from there, were a definite highlight. I walked in with a target list of about 40 bottles and their internet prices. I told them my plan was to buy 2 cases, but I wasn't buying that day...merely doing research. They spent at least 30 minutes with me, looking at my list, discussing those bottles, some of which they had on the shelf at quite competitive prices, as well as recommendations for similar wines, in some cases at lower prices and better relative value. I ended up taking home 3 bottles that first day to validate the recommendations. I and my family were blown away. Still, I did due diligence and repeated the process at other shops in Lisboa. None came close to the level of service, variety or value I found at GN. Ultimately I did go back and make my 2 case purchase, spending only about 60% of what I had budgeted. Couldn't be any happier with my experience. Big shout out and 'Obrigado' to Andre and Rita G., who were patient, thoughtful and knowledgeable about their inventory as well as respectful of my intent and budget. Rita also worked through the gruesome paperwork of the VAT refund forms and made that painless for me. Most highly recommend this shop. And the Dalva Colheita PS: they delivered to my apartment - how sweet is that?

I visited both the Time Out location as well as the downtown store, which is much bigger and has the widest selection of wines in Lisbon. The staff at both locations are top notch. Friendly, patient, and very knowledgeable not only about Portuguese wines but far more. As a wine collector with an interest in bringing home some top notch wines from a country about which I knew very little before visiting Portugal, the folks here were instrumental in making my aspirations real. In the end I had one spectacular bottle with dinner while in Lisbon, and shipped a half-dozen home directly from the downtown store. That location has a large cellar of French wines from dozens of top chateaux including many vintages of all five 1st growth Bordeaux, DRC, etc. I could have spent several more hours and many thousands of dollars there so it is with mixed feelings that I say that I was glad to be visiting Lisbon with several family members and we had much more to do so I avoided being happily trapped in a wine stupor for longer. If you love wine then the downtown location is a must-do when in Lisbon. Oh, ask for Tiago - he was the person I ended up spending a good deal of time with in the store, and his recommendations were invaluable.

Cute little wine shop in the Baixa neighborhood. Lots of Portuguese wine and - of course - lots of Port! Found a couple bottles here to bring home and add to our collection. Even picked up a bottle of Ginja, a cherry liqueur to remember our vacation. Super helpful staff that can help you find something in your price range & make recommendations. I believe the older gentlemen understood a little English, but the younger woman, definitely understood and spoke English. While most things were reasonably priced, there were definitely a range of prices to be found with some of the nicer bottles of port easily going into the 200 euros range.