Gourmet Italiano - Deli Boutique ° Grocery store — Local services in Cascais

A Taste of Authentic Italy

As an Italian expat, I've finally found a place that brings me back home. This deli is a hidden gem, offering an impressive selection of authentic Italian products sourced directly from small, family-owned producers. From prosciutto to Parmigiano-Reggiano, fresh pasta to rich tiramisù, every item is a testament to the owners' passion for sharing Italian culture.

What sets them apart is their commitment to quality and authenticity. No mass-produced, generic "Italian-style" items here. The owners are warm and welcoming, taking the time to answer questions and share stories about the products.

In a sea of impostors, this deli is a breath of fresh air. If you're looking for a true Italian experience, look no further. It's a must-visit for anyone who appreciates high-quality ingredients and the joy of simple, authentic...

What a delightful Aperitivo I enjoyed this evening at The Gourmet Italian Shop in Cascais. The table was filled with a selection of meats, cheeses, crackers, other tasty bites, and the glass of Chianti. This was the perfect light meal/pre-dinner snack. The shop carries varied authentic Italian products: pastas (both fresh and dried), sauces, spreads, jarred anchovies, tunas, peppers, as well as wines, gelatos, and a selection of exceptional balsamic vinegars. There is also a deli counter with Italian meats and cheeses. The owners are friendly and helpful. This small shop has some mighty...

We came half an hour before the official closing time. The owner told us he is closing (which is fine) but he was also extremely rude. I would say rude mixed with being inappropriately arrogant and smug.

Merry Christmas!

Edit: To reply to your comment, thank you for confirming your behavior again for everyone to read. To clarify some facts: We stayed in the shop literally for around three minutes. We looked at perhaps four glasses of sauces that we took out of the shelves and put back. Do you want to imply that it is not legitimate to touch a glass in your shop in order to...