Broad selection of meals at the food court, including "chef" selected menus for around ten or eleven dollars. I'd recommend going only when the entire goods market adjacent is open (two days per week).
Perfect setting to relax after all the shopping, expensive BUT money well spent. The Hamburger from Groundburger I will rate 110% on quality, it did fill the Hole my 16 year old son was complaining about
Only for exoctic foods and little to none vegetarian options available and expensive.
Food hall with a wide variety of foods. If you can't find anything to eat here, you're way too fussy and probably shouldn't travel to foreign countries.
Now just overcrowded and no charm. Plenty of other options in Lisbon
Great spot to eat. Lots of variety of food. Great environment!
A bit expensive. The great thing about this is that you have a lot of different restaurants and type of food. The downside is that it is pretty expensive compared to normal prices
Good food and drinks, but lots of people. Most recently we had an amazing tuna at Cozinha Felicidade and great pastel de nata.
Great place to sit and eat. Was a good use of a very rainy day in Lisbon. Only criticism is that it took ages to find a free table - very busy.
Came here with my baby and husband, our last night in Lisbon. We loves it! Reminiscent of Spain and tapas.
Place is great, but very crowded. It's a food court equivalent. Food is great here, but little higher on the price. Great ambience.
Fun, clean, and great if you can't get any reservations in town, the food was good, just pricey
I can't say enough great things about this market. From the food, to the atmosphere, it's truly magical. Just choose a spot, grab a drink, and sit with whoever is there. I got a hammon sandwich, and liked it so much I went back for a second. My family got everything, from soup to squid. I would totally go back in an instant, if I lived anywhere near Portugal. If you looking for a cozy and comfortable, yet cheap and delicious place for any meal, of any occasion.
Typical tourist place. Nice choices of food in different restaurants around. Sitting together in the middle.
Hipster food court with loads of choices.
Noisy and busy but definitely entertaining!
It's very touristy but you also get to try some top notch food all under one roof. Hard to find a spot to sit down at times but otherwise pretty good!
It's worth visiting, definitely, the atmosphere is great, and we found a delicious sangria here! But oysters were not so good, too many spices, better taste them in some of local restaurant with good rating.
Always good....be prepared to wait for a seat at busy periods. Buzzy place.
An elegant and value for money eat out place where each of use can try anything we want.
Nice place for tourist, not many locals around. On the pricey side, lost a bi of the traditional look
It gets crowded in the evenings but there are so much great food to eat here I could go for lunch and dinner a whole week and not get bored
Great experience. Well worth the trip. It's a cornucopia of food and wine choices. Everyone is friendly and ready to help.
It's crowded but so worth it. Different types of delicious food and drinks for all tastes in a charming space.
Whatever you are looking for, food-and-drink-wise, you'll probably find it here, and in great quality, too. Don't forget to round your meal off with one of the excellent Pasteis de nata at the booth on the south-eastern corner of the market hall.
Come during the day to support once was the big farmers market in downtown Lisbon. Stay to the evening to enjoy a wide variety of food offered in the restaurant 'market' with outposts from many of the best Lisbon restaurants and bars. A great place for going before going out and when you have a mix of food preferences in your group or everyone wants to try something different.
Market with foodcourt, very busy and deliciuos food
This market has a great buzz, but don t go if you re expecting a bunch of home style treats. This market is quite fancy (and I think maybe pricey, too) - my friends have said it has the best of the best and it is all quite posh . Didn t end up buying anything but worth a look around to see what the area has to offer.
Although highly packed with tourists, it is both a place for locals and outsiders to enjoy
I had shrimp and squid with basil risotto here and it was really good. There is either no washrooms or it is very hard to find them.
Great food court. Huge choice seemed like decent quality food
Very commercial but if you want a quick bite head for the Henrique Sa Pessoa stand. Amazingly tasting truffle potato puree with asparagus and jamon
Crowded both times I went but awesome energy in the space. Good food selection.
Really loved this market. A good number of vendors all selling a broad range of different foods. We had a selection of dishes from 4 or 5 different restaurants and the quality of everything was very high. Finding a seat was quite easy, and it was nice that everything is served on real plates with real cutlery. I'd eat there again when back in Lisbon.
Sea of humanity of tourists indulging themselves in very expensive local foods
This place has collection of numerous restaurants around Lisbon in under one roof catering to tourists.
Will never come back again
The area is very very crowded with tourists. We were not having fun here but trying to dodge trample from people.
Maybe maybe worth a photo or two but eat elsewhere. Very expensive here. Locals avoid this place for a reason (unless they work there)
I was sceptical when I heard about this place and rightly so. It is a large selection of, as Time Out puts it, the best of Lisbon restaurants and bars crammed into what can only be described as a shopping mall food court. While I m sure the vast majority of the dishes are good (they certainly looked it) we were disappointed with our experience at Croqueteria, but thought our experiences at Nos E Mais Bolos and Manteigaria were excellent. Sadly though overall prices are high for what is essentially a self service experience in very touristy surroundings, that could be anywhere in the world.
This place is original but mostly it is for tourtist as the prices are crazy high for ok quality food. For example, you won't find a glass of wine under 3.50 euros. In addition the toilets are not very clean but you can use those for free so it remains interesting.
A great place for dinner and drinks. You have a big selection of food, everything that we tried was great. Really nice atmosphere and a must visit in Lisbon. Pretty hard to find seats though
Top spot for the single traveller and couples/groups with different tastes, as everybody will find something to eat
You won't miss it. At least you can do is walk through and feel that it is something different. Enjoy the exotic food, try weird interesting menus, various wines from different regions in Portugal and sit among the other people that all create specific ambient.
Very nice place for a relaxed dinner, where loud chatting and bottles of wine on every shared table is the norm. It s a food court with Portuguese/Spanish choices and has a small vinoteca and a gift shop.
Great place, plenty of choice......hard to find a seat sometimes, victims of their success
If you watch South Park, maybe you remember the "Sodo-Sopa" episodes in which they mock this whole gentrification trend. This place is the best example of hypocrisy.
Probably, when this project started, it should have been a mixture of hip bars and restaurants, local market, vintage shops and traditional products.
In reality, it's a huge hall with 90% food stands and a few coin collectors who try to sell old coins and banknotes.
To be honest, when we got there, we were pretty excited. We saw a few hundred people (maybe over a thousand), sitting in a large eating area and enjoying their food. Some of the plates looked good, so we decided to pick one of the 50+ different restaurants.
I'm sure some of the restaurants are pretty good, but most of them are snobbish chef-wannabe food stands, where they serve tiny portions of average-taste food.
Trust me, I'm not a heavy eater, but my portion contained 1 under-cooked egg, about 1 spoon of truffle flavored puree (with absolutely NO salt) and 2 asparagus sticks. Other people got 3 tiny chunks of meat and half of a (small) potato. Most of the portions cost 15+ euro.
Finding a place to seat is challenging, especially if you have a tray with plates and drinks and you must find your way among other hundreds of people with trays that are also looking for a free spot. If you plan to eat with your friends, forget about it. Finding two nearby seats is impossible.
Also, there's a super-fancy juice / smoothie bar, from where I bought a small (3.5 eur) freshly squeezed orange juice. Or so I thought. That plastic glass was half orange juice, half mashed ice, all blended together in a diluted tasteless "orange juice". And I heard that the lemonade was even worse.
This was my experience at Time Out Market Lisbon. But then again, I'm not a snobbish hipster, so maybe my eating preferences doesn't apply to you.
A must if you visit Lisbon!! A large choice of food, a beautiful shop inside, a big selection of wines by the glass, usually it's crowded, don't go too late.
Unbelievable food from some of Lisbon's best chefs, all at a very reasonable price. A must for lunch or dinner.
Best food market ever! This a place is a must visit in Lisbon. You can eat everything here. Seafood, Burgers, Sushi, Pizza, Natas, Deserts. The market is very inviting, specially at the evening. The prices are above okay. Everything is served fresh und every stand serves delicious food. I highly recommend to eat there.
Some very tasty dishes Lots of folks ..mostly tourists milling about. Compared to similar food halls in NYC seemed fairly reasonably priced though still on the (affordable) expensive side vs. Restaurants here in Lisbon.
We really loved the pork cheek over mashed potato with cabbage from henrique sa Pessua.
The seafood risotto with swordfish tataki from Marlene Vieira was good although quite soupy ...rice was cooked enough but had too much liquid. Still tasty and the sword fish was rare seared chunks. Their interpretation of tataki. Fish was fine, fresh but a bit under seasoned.
That's all we tried, although we wandered around and looked at various other options. I would recommend it but also felt a bit touristic in a not so bad way.
I love food markets and this one was top of my list.
Great place, if you want to try different dishes from local restaurants. Prices are a bit high.
Amazing place with so many options its ridiculous. Cant wait to go back!
Too many people, no place to sit. We tried 3 food stations, all were not as good as we expected.
So many choices to eat and drink in a very original place easily accessible by public transportation. The bad side: tourist magnet and high prices.
Just over-priced. However, a good sampling for those too lazy or time constrained to explore.
Very good food, sadly a lot of lines, quiere difficult to find table! But go after 10:30 pm and it becomes so much better!
A huge modern food hall by the coast that attracts gourmets in the city, for having only pre-approved restaurants chosen by Time Out's own journalists and critics, which means wherever you go eat, it's most likely to be successful! I had the finest plate of tuna in my life with a glass of white wine for 11 . Very well worth your money.
I found this amazing place the first night I visited this beautiful city and was crowded and so many options in just one place and you are able to sit anywhere side by side to other travelers or locals. Highly recomended.
Interesting place to visit, to have a quick bite and taste several local flavors. Cleaning of the benches could be a little faster since this is an always packed place. Shops on the sides and handmade product sellers are interesting too.
Great place to spend very good moments with friends or even for a work meeting same time drinking a good wine
Very crowded and busy. Good food, but you need to put up with the struggle to be seated...
Calling this place a "food hall" or "food court" really does it a disservice. Lots of great food and drink options... truly more than you could ever try in one trip. A wide variety of styles and concepts. Definitely worth a stop in any trip to Lisboa. Recommend going early, and it does get pretty busy.
Good selection of different foods and drinks. Buzzing in the evenings. Popular place.
If you are looking for a lively dining ambience, this is a place to be! Lots of stalls to choose from but you have to bring lots of patience as the lines could be long and tables are full, if you come during the busy hours. All in all, it is a great experience for me to feel Lisbon s vibrant culture.
Where gourmand and gourmet meet. The choices are endless and the ambiance is surreal. A step at the door and you're engulfed by the aroma from all these kitchens.
Good experience in terms of the visit, you will need very deep pockets as the food is way over priced... Go and have a look, then eat elsewhere.
You can always trust a Time Out market and this location is no exception. The best local chefs are represented with storefronts and there s so much food/wine in general that you ll need multiple visits to even scratch the surface! Definitely make this a part of your itinerary if visiting Lisbon. Can t wait to come back!
Can t you not going Time Out Market when come to Lisbon.
Very convenient place to try starred chefs at a good price. Order one dish from each chef and try the desserts too. Then get Coffee from the Quiosque do Cafe. An Americano is Best with the Papos de Anjo dessert from Alexandre Silva.
That was such a nice place back than. A lot of great restaurants in one place. But for now it's always crowded. Too noisy, hard to find a place to seat, long waiting for the food... If you're hungry or want to chat with friends while eating Time Out Market isn't best place to go.
Fun market if you want to taste test different Portuguese dishes. The prices are a bit steep but most of the time, it's worth it. Would recommend the vegetarian bean burger from the burger stand.
This market is a wonderful way to taste so many different foods and drinks. The atmosphere in there is full of buzz as everyone chatters away. A must see when you are in Lisbon!
Really busy and well laid out market. We had food from Asian Lab, who took orders very slowly. I was second in the queue for about 15mins. Decent food but nothing special. I'll return again but I'll try another vendor.
Overpriced and overcrowded most of the times, otherwise nice environment
This is one of the best places to go eat if you are in Lisbon. There are a lot of different kinds of food, so if you are in a group with people who have different taste, it is the perfect place to go to. There you can find the best chefs in town, preparing amazing food in a cheery environment. Usually it's pretty crowded, but it's ok.
What an amazing experience, it was very busy but the way the seating was organised in the middle, allowed the natural flow of exploring different restaurant booths. After ordering we received a square buzzer that would light up and vibrate when our food was ready so we were able to find seating and patiently wait. Our food was amazing! All of the food from every restaurant looked delicious. Definitely will be returning :)
Quite expensive and not the typical portuguese food.. More international... However nice vibes
"Must visit " place - beautiful atmosphere, not far from train, metro. Well worth popping in for quick snack, and stay longer than you realise. Just make sure you visit all stalls before deciding. Otherwise you will stop at one which takes your fancy, only to find a better one as soon as you walk 20 yards.
Excellent place to try the huge variety of local cuisine. Can be crowded on weekends.
Good variation of different kitchens. From Portuguese food to kebab and Asian food. Enough sitting places but it is difficult to sit at one table if you are in a large group. It is possible that you are waiting for a while for your food, depending how long the line is. However, when the line is long...you know that the food is good.
No matter what vendor you finally pick - you won't be wrong. Everything is wonderful here. Enjoy!
Cool atmosphere, lots of types of food to choose. A bit expensive though.
I can find everything here, since clothes to candies.
Awesome atomsphere!!! Large selection to choose from!!! Vary busy at the evening so get there early for a space/table!
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