Mercearia Dona Mécia

Funchal, Madeira

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Mercearia Dona Mécia

Mercearia Dona Mécia is the place where locals come to unwind and watch the world go by. The place is located down a little cobbled street and is known for its relaxing vibe and tasty tapas. Be sure to pay a visit when you are in Funchal.

Information

addressRua dos Aranhas 26, Funchal
emailmercearia.d.mecia@gmail.com
openingHoursMon–Thu 8am–10pm, Fri 8am–midnight, Sat 10am–10pm, Sun closed
phone+351 291 221 559
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