Delivery area
Beato: warehouses turning into a neighbourhood
Beato runs along the eastern riverfront between Santa Apolónia and Marvila, with old industrial buildings, the Beato creative campus and steep residential streets above the avenue.
Coverage across the whole city of Lisbon.
This area is part of our tobacco shop delivery in Lisbon.
What the area is like
Industrial scale
Long warehouse frontages mean very few doors along a stretch of street, and numbers far apart.
The creative campus
The old military bakery complex is a single walled site with controlled entrances.
Housing above the avenue
Older residential streets climb the slope behind Avenida Infante Dom Henrique.
Changing quickly
Some buildings are still empty and others are new, so signage is inconsistent.
Getting around
- No metro; the nearest stations are Santa Apolónia and Olaias, both a distance away.
- Braço de Prata train station and riverside buses serve the area.
- The riverside avenue is fast by car; the slope behind it is narrow and steep.
- Warehouse addresses often need a gate number as well as the street.
Typical hours
Daytime
Work traffic, campus activity and logistics.
Evening
A handful of restaurants and event spaces; residential streets quiet.
Late
Very quiet except when there is an event on.
At night, 7pm to 5am
At night this is one of the emptier parts of the city, with long stretches of closed frontage and few lit references. Whether you are at a gate on the avenue or up in the residential streets is the detail that matters most.
How to describe your location here
Name the gate or entrance number on the avenue, or the street and number on the slope, plus the nearest recognisable building.
How delivery works here
Message us on WhatsApp with the gate or street, the floor and a contact name for the entrance.
Order by WhatsApp, every day from 7pm to 5am.
Questions about Beato
- Where is Beato?
- On the eastern riverfront, between Santa Apolónia and Marvila, along Avenida Infante Dom Henrique.
- Why is a gate number needed?
- Industrial buildings have long frontages with very few doors, so the gate is what identifies the entrance.
- Is there much open at night?
- Not usually, apart from event nights, which is why the address detail matters more here than elsewhere.