The local shops of a village of almost 4,000 people: a pharmacy, supermarkets and time-honoured bakeries.
Alhama de Almería, home to almost 4,000 people, keeps the kind of local commerce that brings a village to life: you shop on foot, greet people as you walk in, and order your bread by first name. Avenida Nicolás Salmerón y Alonso acts as the shopping street, with stores and services also scattered through the streets around the town hall. And on Friday mornings, the weekly street market tops up the pantry.
Directory verified in July 2026. We will add more shops as their details are confirmed.
The village's only pharmacy, on Calle Los Naranjos, a step from the centre.
The neighbourhood supermarket of the Coviran cooperative, open on a split schedule Monday to Saturday.
The national-chain option in the village, on Calle Noria, for the big weekly shop.
A family bakehouse on the main avenue, part of village life since 1942.
The village's other bakery, open mornings and afternoons.
Frequently asked questions
The village has two supermarkets — a Coviran on Calle Tierno Galván and a Dia on Calle Noria — plus two bakeries with their own bakehouse. On Friday mornings, the weekly street market adds open-air stalls.
Yes, one: Antonio Fernández Pantojo's pharmacy, at Calle Los Naranjos, 1 (tel. 950 640 241). For duty rotations outside regular hours, check the Almería Official College of Pharmacists.
Avenida Nicolás Salmerón y Alonso acts as the village's shopping street, with shops and services also spreading through the central streets around the town hall.
No. This directory only includes shops whose details we have been able to verify (last review: July 2026). We will expand it as we confirm addresses, phone numbers and opening hours for the rest.