Sunday Opening

Jan wrote:

GDW21 wrote:I understand a lot of supermarkets are closed on Sunday, I was just wondering if there might be anywhere open this Sunday in the Dona Pepa area to purchase some essential items as we take the keys to our property this Sunday.

Rather than rushing about shopping why not bring some snacks from home and buy a couple of meal deals at Boots in the airport which includes large bottles of water and go out for dinner in the evening (plenty of places open for meals in DP), you will then be set up until morning when the shops open. That's what we do whenever we arrive on Sunday or any day if we arrive late afternoon/evening.

Just a thought.

Jan wrote:Rather than rushing about shopping why not bring some snacks from home and buy a couple of meal deals at Boots in the airport which includes large bottles of water and go out for dinner in the evening (plenty of places open for meals in DP), you will then be set up until morning when the shops open. That's what we do whenever we arrive on Sunday or any day if we arrive late afternoon/evening.

Just a thought.

GDW21 wrote:

glen.monks wrote:I used Johnsons when i arrived late Sunday night

Thanks for your reply, it'll be late afternoon we're looking at, so very helpful information.

linkwater wrote:

GDW21 wrote:

glen.monks wrote:I used Johnsons when i arrived late Sunday night

Thanks for your reply, it'll be late afternoon we're looking at, so very helpful information.

Just be aware that Johnson's closes at 16:00 on Sundays.

The Accountant wrote:You can bring fresh milk with you employing a little trick. Take an empty water bottle through to airside. Then go to get a coffee or something before departure and ask for a glass of fresh milk and hand them the bottle. You can then take it on board with your hand luggage. We have done that a few times now.

GLASSMAN wrote:Boots Meal Deal can include a carton of fresh milk as one of your drinks,just save it and take it on board , that's what we do if I need milk for my morning brew