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Gleba Campo de Ourique - Padaria

Name: Gleba Campo de Ourique - Padaria
Address: Mercado de Campo de Ourique, Rua Padre Francisco, lojas 42-43, Lisbon, 1350-318, Portugal
Telephone: +351 927 711 391

BakeryMercado de Campo de Ourique

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Gleba is a bakery counter in Mercado de Campo de Ourique for naturally fermented bread made with Portuguese cereals and stone-milled flour. It is a simple everyday stop: collect a loaf for home, choose bread for the day, or add a bakery item while passing through the market.

The emphasis is on time and grain rather than an industrial loaf. The range changes, but the idea remains reliable—bread with a fuller cereal character, made for the table rather than for a sit-down meal.

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phonePhone+351 927 711 391
emailEmail[email protected]

Working hours

Local time: 06:35 (Europe/Lisbon)

Closed now

Mon07:00-20:00

Tue07:00-20:00

Wed07:00-20:00

Thu07:00-20:00

Fri07:00-20:00

Sat07:00-20:00

Sun07:00-20:00

Address

Mercado de Campo de Ourique, Rua Padre Francisco, lojas 42-43

Lisbon, 1350-318

Portugal

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