Time Out Lisboa Reviews

Lots of food for any taste. If you're not sure what to eat, just come in.

Many options to choose from... it s basically a Gourmet Food court.. nice high tables .. we tried Ground Burger and Asian Lab.. they were both really good ..

Overpriced, Overrated, overcrowded. Not worth it, many other better options out there. Tourist trap, only positive side is that you can still get some food there late in the evening. Otherwise, to be avoided.

Overrated and overpriced. Don't bother. It's like the rip off market in South Melbourne, Australia.

Excellent food with a ton of options, restaurant quality food in a food court setting. Love the concept, and excellent ceveche.

Lovely food court, not much for a vegetarian choice though, quite pricey comparing the normal restaurant prices, nice busy atmosphere

Well worth a visit. Well located by the river. Lots of choice and loved everything we tried.

I've tried few dishes from few places. Its absolutly worth visiting, but i didn't fall in love in the food from those restaurants.

It is like a food court in a shopping mall with no unique meal experience. Also prices dont match for you get. If you are around the area. Just behind street there way better local dining areas!

Well worth the visit for look and walk around. Food hall ok not sure if we would go again as not sure if food was value for money, aimed at tourist

We came here on Sunday afternoon after waking around the commerce plaza and it was a great option to try different types of local food. The place is huge and has a broad offering including fish, sushi, meat, desserts and even a souvenir store. Pretty great location and totally recommended if you're looking for several options at the same place.

Awesome choice of food, very tasty! Best spot in Lisbon if don't know a specific restaurant to visit. You could find wines here as well, and of course pastel de nata (one of the best)

It's alright. To busy in the evening. Would recommend for lunch. A little over priced at some places.

This place is a gem!!!! so many food stalls so many to pick from, and I dare to say you won't be disappointed for whatever you pick. Great music and open space in the centre for people to dance as well. If there's one thing to complain, then probably is the overwhelming food choices! haha which is not bad at all :-) definitely recommend.

Best place to eat. A big variaty of food. A must visit place

We cam here during World Cup and the place was packed but still managed to find a couple of chairs. The food was good and the vibe of the place was great.

Excellent and authentic food with a large variety to choose from for all tastes. Great service, limited seating.

Watch out gets VERY crowded during peak hours.l and as such cleanliness (ex:bathrooms) tends to be packing a little.

Super tasty and nice vibe in the market! Was a little on the busy side but would recommend!

Absolutely fantastic place very good prices worldwide cuisine

100s of comments just confirm the popularity of this place. Regardless of what you looking for, it is an experience and as such you have to go for it. It will be busy, slightly overpriced and very loud, but that's the part of the game. Don't let anyone let you down and spend the extra time to find your seats as it will be meal you going to remember.

So much food to choose from and not enough time! Great atmosphere x

Although it's constantly full of tourists it's a great display of what Lisbon and Portugal have to offer food wise.

Love it!! The place is amazing. The food is OK, but the climate is incredible. People from around the world.

A good place to experience food from the topmost chefs in Portugal. If you love seafood then this is a place to go if you in Lisbon.

Here you can find a wide variety of international food, but specially from Portugal. I have been to Lisbon 3 times and I was impressed of not being here before! I will definitely come back when I visit Lisbon again!

Great options to eat different foods. Although can get very crowded at times.

Great food and large variety but be prepared to look for a seat and wait for your food for 30 mins. It seems to calm down after 3

It's usually always crowdes but each vendor offers unique and quality food, whether tapas, wine or dessert.

Overall great experience to walk and sit and eat; a must when visiting Lisbon.

This place is everything and has everything. I found no better place for a group of people to eat while in Lisboa. Literally every diet and food craving can be taken care of here. All in a beautiful and cultural environment that makes you understand why you travel. This is a don't miss stop on your Lisboa adventure.

One of the best places to have a meal. I highly recommend it.

It s a bit crowded and it s difficult to find a table

Decent place for tourists. A bit overpriced but ok for one meal. Places exist nearby with better food for less.

The pictures do not do it justice, but there are many restaurants that offer tasting plates at reasonable prices. If you can't decide on one, go to them all and share. The tables are open seating and it is wise to just share a table with someone.

Everything I've had here has been absolutamente fantastico. The American burger is better than the ones back home. The pork belly in pea puree and roast beef were lavish and presentable. It's a fun space with lots of options and a cafeteria style seating arrangement perfect for solo travelers to feel comfy eating alone. The space also has a few bars, a dessert kiosk, and charcuterie store. It's more expensive than some alternatives but the quality is high, it's convenient, and fun.

This is like a stand alone food court with a lot of interesting food. Basically the room is one big rectangle with restaurants lining the walls and tables in the center of the building. I tried out an "octopus hot dog" from one of the restaurants and it was definitely an interesting experience. I would for sure check this place out if you are with a group of people and everyone is looking to eat something different. This place is super casual and has a lively atmosphere. I'm not sure if this is consistent for all times but this place was quite busy. You will most likely need to line up to order and then wait for your food (you will be given a buzzer). In general, the prices seemed a bit high for a fast food kind of place but I still think it is worth checking out.

can spend the whole day there shopping, cooking classes and eating ! great place

This place has a real buzz about it and is very cool...which unfortunately reflects on to some of the people who serve you at the stalls for whom you are an intrusion to their conversations with their mates or their looking at their phones. Don't expect a 'please' or 'thank you'
Great choice of food which was good but expensive.

So many restaurants! The food is delicious, the place looks fun and busy. A great find!

Very commercial and tasteless food market, very expensive . I don't recommend. Only go if you want to drink alot of beer with a group of friends , it's nice atmosphere though :)

Given the variety of choice, this is a great stop for groups with disparate tastes. Everyone will be able to find something tasty, but seating can be challenging for a larger group when it gets busy. The atmosphere is busy, but the space can handle a crowd and it ends up feeling very energetic. We didn't get to stop at all the shops, but they seem to hold a similar quality standard to the food establishments. If you are on the fence trying to please everyone, this should solve your problem!

This place is great. A food court on steroids! Some great Lisbon restaurants all in one place- you pick a type of food you want (seafood, burgers, pizza, etc.) and be prepared to be blown away. There is some great ceviche, amazing charcuterie, and huge burgers with all kinds of toppings. The sushi here looks great too (haven't tried it yet). Definitely worth a visit (or two)!

For some reason people call it must see place. I don't understand why.
It's a big hall packed with stands which serves different kind of food.
It's not cheap, it's not a local food either.

The place is crowded, people are racing for a spot to sit. If you found one you have to guard it well otherwise vultures, as a one guy called it, will take it away from you.

We chose the cheapest option - hamburgers for around 10 EUR each.
The three star rating is solely for the food. The burger was absolutely special. Quality of the food compensated overall mediocre experience a little bit.

If you want to have a wide range of dishes but with a more space you should choose LxFactory instead.

There is a fruit and veg market in one of the big halls. In the other hall restaurants/food outlets surround the perimeter. Plenty of choice!

Love this market. It's sort of like food court in a way since you can get your food from many different stalls. But the quality is like in real restaurants. The truffle pizza is really good. Egg tart is nice. Great pastries. The exterior is also beautiful.

Great variety of food from Italian to Asian and of course Portuguese. It can get very crowded and if you go in the evening especially on a weekend you might have a hard time finding a place at one of the tables.

Prepare to be looking for a seat for ages, long queues and quite small portions. Also, if you're vegan, don't bother going as there are no vegan options.

Great selection of food and drinks all in one convenient location. A must for anyone visiting Lisbon.... My favourite was the octopus hotdog - find it, you won't be disappointed!

A very good selection of restaurants serving portugese specialities located under one roof. Be prepared to try out many dishes and visit many restaurants in the vicinity. Love the concept of this place and the atmosphere is very good during the night.

Excellent idea to bring together some of the best restaurants of Lisbon. Choose whatever you like. But expect long queues to find a seat during peak hours.

Fantastic atmosphere and buzz. Great place to socialise and eat.

Nice experience, however expensive for what it was. I would recommend the custard tarts.

Big but cozy place. Tipical food and drinks with some modern touch's. The price is not cheap but it worth it.

Best place for variety of food in Lisbon. Just good when no one else is planning to eating

A must to in Lisbon. The food is phenomenal costs around 8-12 euros a plate and the variety is amazing. Have to get chicken from here.. Delicious.

I havent seen anything like Time Out Market, really nice layout and the centre for Portuguese food

Great dinner options and nice that everyone can find something they like. Only negative is that the seating is a bit limited for the dinner time rush so you might have to take several laps until you can pounce on the seats of someone leaving.

Expensive. Like a big food court, similar to what you find in a mall. Normal restaurants often better or less expensive.

If you undecided person you ll have lots of trouble here, there is literally 20-30 top notch restaurants to choose from. Absolutely fabulous.

Lots of restaurants to try, though some of the stalls on the outer ring were closed on Sunday night. There were lots of people already at 7:30 and so if you are here with a big group, it may be hard to get a space. But the selection is almost too much to choose! :)

It's a hipster place with small portions and expensive prices.

Great food variety, nice place to go, eat something and continue walking

Good place and food, but it was really crowded when I visited but I guess it is normal for a place like that.

Take Time to Enjoy the Time-Out Market - While walking along the boardwalk in Lisbon, we noticed a lot of people exiting a large building with tasty looking food. We went inside and discovered one of our favorite places in Lisbon, the Mercado da Ribera (owned by Time Out Market). Inside there are 35 kiosks offering amazing regional and specialty foods. In the middle of the building there are common tables which allow everyone in your party to get what they want and then meet to eat and discuss their new discoveries. Don t miss the Portuguese custard tarts or the ice cream. Delicious.

Good food with a range of options (seafood, steak, burgers, Asian, pastries, chocolate, wine, etc). Pricey for what you get though.

Great variety and fair prices .. had a great dinner

It doesn't worth the visit. Too crowdy and too many tourists and prices are too high. I recommend the market of Campo Ourique instead

Great place to eat and drink. Lots of food options from varied cuisines. Beers are good value. Electric atmosphere. Food roughly 10-14 per meal

A must visit in Lisbon. A tasty and trendy food court.

This historic market hall houses different food stalls, each with their own concept and cuisine. It is very interesting to stroll around and choose various items to create your own collage of a menu tailored to your preferences. After you find a space at a table (which was a miracle on the night we went; Portugal was playing football on a big screen), one of you offers to utilize himself/herself physically as a reservation pawn, while the other orders food. When the person comes with his/her buzzer awaiting to be summoned when the meal is ready, you may have your turn to do the same. Hopefully, you would both end up eating at the same time together on that common wooden table.

Good hang out, good variety of food, usually crowded though, and is over-priced for the rest of Lisbon! Catch the train along the coast while you're in that area too

Great place to try great food. It's a bit crowded but a must go to have a great meal.

Incredible choices of tasty food. The place is clean, modern and convivial. There is a great vibe when you come at 8pm to 10pm. A must if your are in Lisbon.

I visited the food court multiple times the last weekand everytime the food was fantastic. The place is curated meaning that businesses get invited to have a stand because they are considered the best. The hall does get loud, but that's how it's built and it doesn't pretend like it's anything more than a food hall. I wish there would be a few more bathroom stalls and a tick cleaner, but at least they are still free.

Place to be for good food and cool drinks. Always crowded.

Lot of world dishes in only one place. Food is good, you don't have to wait a lot to get your dish, even though it's very crowded. For that reason, it's not a place to peacefully enjoy the dinner due to the lack of simple tables for groups.
Anyway, it's a good place.

The food was good but it's not worth it because of the crowd. Took us 20 minutes to find a table to stand at (not even sit). There are so many restaurants nearby that are probably just as good and way less crowded. Overhyped.

Nothing short of a rabble in a cattle market.

After taking 25 mins to park the car, we eventually made it inside. Faced with the huge crowds, long queues, and lack of seating anywhere, we decided not to bother staying.

Plenty of very good and reasonably priced restaurants in the surrounding area, so can't see the attraction of this 'barn' over a more civilised dining experience elsewhere.

Good luck to the vendors here, but don't waste your time otherwise.

Great food, superb place for eating with friends when you are visiting Lisboa.

Great place with lots of great and not to pricey food. Especially good if you wanna try classical Portuguese cuisine with a twist. A bit noisy and sometimes crowded though.

Amazing concept for food and drink. We'll be back for certain. Great showcase for new food ideas.

Great place! Excellent food from.all over the world. And a lovely wine bar :)

This is the best place to eat in Lisboa, there are numberous meals from all cuisines of the world. From portugese to chinese and everything is very delicious. Prices are okay, and energy is great. It even has dancing nights on some days and you must try burgers and sangria with fruits.

Love this place for its variety of street food and ambience. Its a must visit if you're in Lisboa and have an evening to spare and apetite to satisfy

Various options of providers, with stalls offering all sweets or pastry (even a Mateigaria!!), some just tapas, and others more common portugese food. There s also a more international side with pizza/sushi/poke bowl and co.

It s relatively crowded starting noon time, so it s not the easiest thing to find a seat if you re not alone.

The vendor we went with even offered octopus hot dog, but they were already out of some meals and drinks options by the time we reached