Time Out Lisboa Review

We were visiting Lisbon from Toronto and came here twice during our short stay. This market is world class and has great food and service. You can also buy beverages and sweets from some of the vendors. Great Job, Time Out: Lisbon!!!

We'll be back.

Big tourist trap, very expensive, always crowded and noisy

Nice place for tasty good food at reasonable prices, but it s still a food court

Wow food and drinks are great but its not a feast if you are really hungry then probably you have to hit twice.

Really good food. Tons of options. VERY busy. If you don't like crowds, avoid this place.

It's a fun place to go for a quick bite but very crowded. Lots of food options but for a food court, you would expect the prices to be a bit lower. It may be hard to find a place to sit of you are a group of people. Overall nice but wouldn't go again.

horrendously busy, massive selection of food, reasonable prices if you choose carefully.

Busy, noisy, and a bit overpriced for tourists. Good selection of food. .

Must see! This market is a perfect curated experience of all that is delicious and wonderful.
It s a great destination for groups who can t decide what to eat. Everyone is happy.

Amazing food from a variety of chefs. Everyone will find something they love! Reasonable prices too ( 10-15 for a main).

It's great to visit and see because there have a lot different kind of food there. But overpriced and too crowded.

Love this place. If you love to eat but cant make up your mind, or you feel like eating everything, then this is the place for you. Over 20 different restaurants to chose from with a variety of food options from Pizza, sushi, burgers, local fish, everything.

Quite a fantastic variety! A lot to choose from..for everyone s taste ;)

Get ready to go gut busting, forget that diet, food food glorious food, smells, sights and sounds most if not all budgets catered for.

Excellent food from fresh fish dishes to burgers, cured meats and desserts for reasonable prices. Be aware though that it's usually VERY busy around dinner time (photo below was taken early, at around 6 PM).

Timeout market is awesome! Lots of great food selections to choose from. Very busy, but a must visit. Got the Tiger prawns from mariscos Azul that were yummy. Octopus hot dog from Sea mee was different and very tender.

An interesting stop. Endless choices for food, at reasonable prices. It's chaotic, and very popular with tourists. A good stop if you're in the area and peckish.

This is a must visit spot in Lisbon! A variety of different restaurants, dessert and coffee shops is a great "have it all" at one place. People are very friendly and welcoming. Every restaurant have English version of the menu. Everyone will find something for themselves, even the picky eaters. It's a happy and fun place to visit. Great for every occasion- quick lunch, friends catching up, a romantic date or just a break between works. Plenty of local food to try which is very delicious and beautiful seafood you can't hesitate!

Was excited to come here after hearing all the hype and positive reviews.

The market hall sheltered us from the rainy weather outside, however the place was packed as others came inside to avoid the outdoors!

Variety of restaurants all around the hall, however there wasn t an international selection to choose from! Of course many fish dishes as we re visiting a coastal city, however was expecting more. Dish prices were expensive compared to the Portuguese standard of living and just overpriced for the portion size.

This is the place that you absolutely have to go for dinner at least once when you're visiting Lisbon. The concept is super refreshing. You can order at any of the numerous places in this huge open space and they'll all hand you this buzzer device that will notify you when your meal is ready. You'll need this time in-between to find an empty spot at a table where you can sit. It's a very social and fun experience. This is a must do when visiting Lisbon

A lot of different food options for a reasonable price. When I visited they had music and dancing. I ate at Marlene Vieira and Manteigaria and both were amazing.

Very big variety of food choices from local to global
Be aware that seating might be chaotic and most of the places will have lines

A bit expensive but different stands with local food which is really tasty!

Cool food hall with a big variety of food to choose from

Very good food,can take a while to get it if your getting a meal ,tapas are a lot faster but very good.

WAY TO CHAOTIC - and very hard to get a table during busy hours.

Food is good, but a bit overpriced. It would be nice to showcase the local cuisine more - pizzas, burgers, sushi and stir fries are already all over Lisbon

Great place for a bit to eat! More than 20 different food stands with amazing dishes. Don't miss out on the fantastic cocktails they serve at the main bar!

Great assortment of top quality signature restaurants.

Sadly, the original vibe is disappearing to be replaced with expensive tourist gift shops and hipster eateries.

Got the day special deal at Marlene Vieira. The meat was raw & covered with crisps (which didn t really go well). Price was also expensive for its food. It was more like a restaurant style, and they were trying to use street food brand, just over priced.

... food court more than a market, crowded at noon, good quality though

Great place to go if you're not sure what to eat as they have a great variety of street food style restaurants. The food quality is either very good or very poor depending where you choose. 5 stars for atmosphere but 1 star for inability to find a seat, you need to be very quick

Looks a bitndeserted when you just walk in, but you'll soon findt the buslting food court. Good selection, but not enough seatong.

Nice place - variety of different food and pretty authentic

Great place. Here you can get whatever you want to a good price.

A great place to sample all of the specialty, diverse Lisboa restaurants and dishes. Seafood, traditional meat dishes, Asian Fusion dishes, wine, cheese - this place has it all. Kinda touristy, but worth a visit for all of the choices available. Open hall with communal seating - close to the Green line subway and several trolley lines. Open till late.

Amazing place, full of small kiosks selling all kind of foods. You can sit as well, there is plenty of tables in the central space.

Very good food, but is missing a breakfast restaurant

El Dorado for connaisseurs and gourmets... well, and everyone else. Self-service bars and kitchens for like anything you could ever wanna eat or drink. Amazingly clean considering the influx of visitors.

Very crowded and so much choice that it can't ask be good. Had the octopus hot dog at Sea Me and it was very good.

You must go to the Time out Market if you go to visit Lisbon. In this place you will find food made by local chefs for a fair price. You order in the little shops all around the place, take your meal when it's ready and sit in in the middle, at tables.

Great idea pity so busy and long wait to get a table......almost gave up waiting

Cool foodie hall with fresh modern Portuguese food as well as the classics. Great beer and wine and Gin selection. The drinks were quite pricey though I was shocked as usually they would be a bit cheaper in this kind of environment.

Good food, very atmosphere. Try the pastel de nata.

Good shopping option for food and wine. Food court has a chilled vibe with good seafood stands and a great wine bar. Enjoyed the tartar.

A must visit in Lisbon: everything we had was delicious! If you can handle the queue go and try each of the croquettes, I haven t been able to find anything like them outside of Portugal

Good atmosphere, great food! All in one spot. Busy, but we expected that so maybe go early.

Must visit for any Lisbon tourist. Plenty variety of food from all over Portugal. Remember to visit the wine shop within the food market area and grab a vintage Madeira

awesome place to eat. always open till late evening

Nice night market with lovely dishes by Michelin starred chefs at reasonable prices.

Went around 10pm, great selection of foods. Tried the croquettes, very nice but could of been better if they were fresh. 8 for the meal which included Soup, 3 Croquettes, 2 sides and a drink (even a glass of wine).

The Gelato stand was amazing! For this alone I'd come back. 3.50 for a medium cup of 3 fantastic flavours.

Great food. Tons of choices. Expensive for Portugal but cheaper than it would be it it were elsewhere in Europe or the United States. Large lunch for two under 30 euros including drinks.

Cool food/shop market to the west of downtown. We went too late for the shops (we went for dinner) but wow the food options were great! We had an octopus hot dog, an amazing fish sandwich, hearty soup, there is all kinds of stuff to get. Very busy for dinner but we were able to find seating if we walked a little. Plus the trays/bowls/etc are standardized so you can put them in any of the shelves that are scattered around the seating area.

Very bussy food market, but difficult to find table and seat

On New Year's Eve "it closes at seven", but at six they don't sell food anymore...

This place is spectacular - one of the coolest finds in Lisbon. Pretty much anything you want in terms of food - seafood, pork, beef, vegetarian and dessert, among many others. The atmosphere is very cool. We were there for World Cup and they had several screens placed around for watching. Anyone staying in Lisbon should try it!

Lots of fun, good atmosphere. Can be a bit expensive, but the food is very good and there are lots of interesting choices. Go with a group, get food from a few different places, and share!

I really loved it. It is so original. I never went to such a similar place. There was so much food there. It's a massive food hall. There is a lot of food. The prices are above average. It is very touristy.

Huge place to get crafts, locally grown food, fresh fish, & many different kinds of cuisines.

Excellent place to come for an evening. Great selection of food and drink places. Buzzy atmosphere. Portuguese and international food.

It's a well-known tourist place kind of over-rated. You have a lot of selections but every dish could only say OK not so impressive. We tried 4 counters only thing we liked was Fruitoligica's Mango Lassie.

Food court, designed for tourists in my opinion... I rather cozy and smaller places; you can find lots in the amazing city of Lisbon. This place is good to try different dishes for all palates.

Cool market but there s far better food elsewhere. Super crowded, but worth a quick peek for sure!

This is the best food Mercado in Lisbon. The highlight for me is the Presunto shop. Better than Jamon imberico de bellota and prosciutto! Great vibe. See all the cultures.

Great place....almost everthing you need from Lisbon at 1 place!

Great options for quality food. Can be very busy at peak times. Depending on time seating can be hard to find. But provides a variety of quality options for a good meal.

Enjoyed the food and vibe here. From what I seen all the food is cooked to a high standard and presentation. Makes it difficult to find what to eat! Very busy and could be difficult to find seating for more than 2 people together so create a plan of action accordingly. I don't think you can go wrong with whatever you choose to eat there. It all looked delicious. Enjoy.

Time Out is more expensive than the surrounding restaurants. With that said, the food is good and there is something for everyone. I had a surf-n-turf sandwich, and there were MANY other good options. Nicely situated close to attractions downtown.

A must visit for food in Lisbon! Great range of food options. Plenty of seating within the foodhall and not a bad place just for a drink. Only downside is a big price tourist premium versus other great restaurants which just happen not to be located in the Market.

Food and beverage diversified. Prices a little exaggerated.

Excellent job in bringing in our days an old place. Plenty of tourists and less locals. Maybe because of the prices, higher than in the regular places. Not to miss Manteigaria, some of the best pasteis de nata in town. Maybe better than the Belem ones, up to me !

You are absolutely spoilt for choice in this converted marketplace! There is a great cross section of traditional and contemporary Portuguese dishes with a low Portuguese price tag to match. Finding a seat may be a struggle but there are plenty of options for bottoms to rest or for you to stand whilst devouring your delicious meal.

Very crowded at times but a great place for a bite to eat.

Pricey, and even though it has some vegan options, the service can get super slow. Make sure to double check if all parts are vegan entirely.

The definition of heaven and hell in one package. Heaven because of the excellent food and professional staff, hell because of the ambiance - it has absolutely no soul and the people there (employees and guests) all seem miserable. It's more tolerable in the mornings when it's not crowded with angry tourists guarding their tables. Go there if you need the convenience (i.e. grabbing a last-minute bottle of wine before your flight) but don't exchange this for the genuine experience of Lisbon's many restaurants and taverns and shops, I'm begging you.

Such a happy nice mess, no space for stupidity, good time at meal guaranteed... Almost no locals... Lots of options available, including having fun and fill your stomach... Drink Spots also available... Tapas market the Portuguese way...
Give it a go...

There were like xillion of people, awesome atmosphere! The food is great for everyone.

The risotto I had was quite runny which is obviously not right. However my mom had a wonderful salad