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2Cookinn

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General

2Cookinn is a kitchen and homewares shop in Campo de Ourique, pairing cookware and utensils with tableware, serving pieces and small domestic objects. Its online range is organised around cooking, drinking, serving, storage and Made in Portugal, with brands including Alessi, Sambonet and Serafino Zani. A frying pan, corkscrew or bowl can be part of the same errand: equipping a kitchen that also has a table to set.

The website supports ordering alongside the physical shop, so the range works for replacing a tool, choosing a table piece or finding a gift.

Products

Cookware is a clear starting point, with stainless-steel, carbon-steel, cast-iron, copper and titanium pans listed in the online shop. The range also includes drink and wine accessories, serving pieces, storage and Portuguese-made items. Stock changes, so particular materials and models are examples rather than promises.

Gifts

Gift ideas are a distinct part of 2Cookinn’s offer, with online filters by price bracket. Kitchen tools, serving bowls and wine accessories give the category practical range, while Portuguese-made objects add a local thread. The choice depends less on a grand occasion than on how the recipient cooks, eats or sets a table.

Workshops Community

Retail shares room with a creative strand: 2Cookinn has a workshop and blog hub, and displays original paintings by shop manager and artist Isabel Pinheiro. That pairing brings an art element into a shop otherwise centred on kitchen equipment and tableware. Event details and artwork availability can change, so the current programme is best checked directly.

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Working hours

Local time: 17:51 (Europe/Lisbon)

Open now
Mon10:30-19:00
Tue10:30-19:00
Wed10:30-19:00
Thu10:30-19:00
Fri10:30-19:00
Sat10:30-19:00
SunClosed

Address

R. Almeida e Sousa 45A

Lisbon, 1350-008

Portugal

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