Time Out Lisboa Review

The perfect spot to feel the spirit of lisbon. Wonderfull to start the day on the farmers market and to enjoy a quick lunch. Perfect to start the evening with a drink. There is also a organic store. Vegan options available.

I just love this place. I'm always going back there for some food, if I'm in Lisbon. Over the years, didn't change much.. Maybe, fact is more people around.
Food and drink and great and I believe, everyone can find something for themselves.

A real gem for foodies in Lisbon. An open area food market with so many different options to choose from. Protip: for the ultimate experience get one thing from 3 or 4 different stalls and share it with a friend!

Next to the regular fresh market, plenty of food selections. Hard to get a place to sit, but worth the wait.

Very overcrowded and the food at most places is mediocre.

Great selection of food,and drink. Crowded but not overwhelmeing. Local market produce,and flowers (that smell amazing) .

One of my favourite spots in Europe! The vibe and food is unmissable!

A nice to visit place, but very overcrowded, difficult to find a place to seat. If you are looking for international food selection, this is your place. This is not a local food market.

A great experience and lots to choose from to eat and drink. Perfect place to go when you and your company wants to eat different things, has a nice, busy atmosphere.

Great market food court! For a foodie it makes your head spin - so many options and good ones, too! The maintenance of this place was remarkably good - empty dishes were cleaned up fast making room for new people to have a seat and considering the crowd it was clean enough. Nice buzzing vibe all over the place and well organized!

Amazing place positive vibes and the food.. Delicious

Very commercial and touristy place. It was hard to find a table to sit down and eat. If you like to sample a lot of things in the same place, you will enjoy it, but if you prefer to experience things like locals, avoid it.

Nice place. Lot of food options in a nice location in town. Maybe a bit expensive

Was funny I could not find it better place to enjoy eating

A must visit in Lisboa!
A great location with different smalls stands for various cuisines (sushi, steaks, fish, Portuguese, Italian etc), enough possibilities to choose and arrange your meal.
One need some luck to find a place, but in general good possible! Enjoy it!

Great selection of food. I would definitely go there again.

Very cool spot with all kinds of options. Little pricey

Great place. Until I went to the bathroom. I can always tell how a venue or restaurant treasures peruse in their business by the way they take responsibility for the cleanliness of the bathroom. I'll just leave it there. Otherwise a must see to eat and drink!

This is probably the best restaurant quality "fast food" court I tried. Not every dish is excellent (some are just good) but sometimes you can find real gems for almost nothing! Also if you have a group of friends with different tastes you can go here. Everyone will be happy and you will still sit at one table

There are variety of places to eat. One can sample different cuisines. If you are undecided about what to eat, this is the right place. You won't be upset.

Try Honorato for some tasty burgers. They grind their own meat and cook the patties to a perfect medium. X-egg is highly recommended. The oozie egg yolk makes a great special sauce ;)

The best food.
Very noisy and crowded but the food is worth it!

Great! The best fresh food in town. Often in the weekends live music or a DJ

Great place for diner or lunch, variation of different food, local as well international. Specially I can recommend the groundburger, excellent burgers fresh made with feies or salad. Also seafood and the tradicionally Pastells you get there.

A must see if visiting Lisbon!
It gets very crowded and finding a spot at a table can be tricky sometimes.

But when it comes to food, you got plenty of options!

This market is located right across the street from the train, metro and ferry station/port. The market offers different cousines mainly focused on the fresh fish and seafood, but also asian, italian hamburgers and different pastry, coffee, wine shop and coctail bar. Other part of the market is dedicated to fresh vegetables and fruits before noon and to the flea market during the weekends. The market can get a bit crowded during the busy times. If you want to taste the local cousine it is a must see. The maret also offers cooking school.

Wow, what a great place to go for everything. The food, wine and beer are soooo good. Must go place while you are in Lisbon.

Nice collection of Lisbon's food vendors. Heaps of seating and open late

Very nice surprise! Experiment all sorts of Portuguese or foreign foods. It's like a big playground for foodies.

Good place to come for a drink bit food average at best. Much better places to go.

It can get very crowded during lunch and dinner time, but the atmosphere is nice. Expect delicious (but sadly) overpriced food.

Overall it's expensive but the port wine store is worth going to, I happened to get 20% off and it made the prices really good

Your taste buds will not be disappointed.

Open air eatery with over 25 stalls putting putting their own little spin on Portugese cuisine... And Asian.

Incouraging you to take a lap around and see what interest you because it will be hard to select what you want. Plenty of selections of fish and meat at every shop. Long queue isn't an indication of one stall being better then the other because most of the food is fantastic.

Be quick on the draw to get seating because they are snatched up quickly.

Reasonably priced dishes from 9 to 25 but most averaging around 14.

Full meals, snacking or going here for wine and tarts are encouraged. Definitely somewhere I will be back to.

Lovely crowded place with variety of choices love it

Friendly atmosphere with music and dancing on Friday night.
There's food for every taste - or almost. Not really vegan friendly but you can manage something with Asian noodles without eggs.
The pizza was tasty
There's plenty to drink to keep going all night long.

I really love time out market! Very cool when you feel lonely. It's always full of life! Several options and cool restaurants. Also cool for a drink. Close to the city center and Tagus river. Recommended for everyone specially tourists passing by.

Avoid if the cruise ships are in town. It's a complete disaster in there. 2 to 3 diners for every chair. Not worth it.

Lots of variety. However, I just felt like it was too chaotic and was not as amazing as the reviews suggested.

A great place to eat with friends and family. It s basically a huge foodcourt but they are not your everyday food. We had a burger which was thick and juicy, and the dish called 64 degree egg was soft and delicate. There are some great dessert options as well.

Exceptional place, grate food - 4 stars is because of pricing. However, if your budget allows it is a must see and try place. I had a sea bas tartar with very nice local white vine. Totally worth it.

Just too busy. Difficult with a child. Menus are not kid friendly.

Great food court for all tastes from traditional Portuguese to Thai Cuisine

Definitely a must visit in Lisbon. Although it s very touristy and kind of pricey, everything you can get is very good. Just from the variety and options you get, I wouldn t be surprised if you had to pay multiple visits.

Amazing food!

Finding a seat is quite hard so I would recommend finding a seat first if you re with somebody and everybody orders separately so you can keep the seats.
I ordered the pork belly and scallop burger which is amazing, fresh scallops!
The seafood risotto was equally as good! Everything is made with fresh ingredients and great flavour at reasonable prices.
The mojito was a bit on the pricier side at 8.50 but tasted good.
I ve visited twice in two days, a must eat in Lisbon!

Great spot in Lisbon for eating a wide selection of typical Portugese food. Also s fantastic fish market.

A lot of people. Pretty noisy. I advise you to take a walk around the market, choose food, wait for free tables, and only then order. Prices are quite high. Very good location

All in one market... Very big market with space for restaurant, catering class, cafeteria etc..very neat place

Excellent selection of delicious food stalls with lots of meat and seafood options. Very reasonable prices.

Good variety of local food to select from, a must try for foodies...would recommend that you take a look at the menus and where the queues are...had the cheese & cold.cuts (only store there)...quite good...went for the 23 months aged black pork cut..vv good!

Good food, friendly atmosphere. A deffinate must if visiting Lisbon

Where the locals buy their food in an open covered market. As a clinical nutritionists, I was in a wonderful "library" of nutrition. On the street edge of the market, small gourmet restaurants are reasonably priced and offer many different recipes on the traditional food of Portugal, bacalhau. In Portugal, there are a thousand ways to cook salted cod, every dish a treat

The best Natas EVER ! Great experience for everyone. The food court is like no other.

My favorite place in Lisbon! Great food, good drink, and community seating to make friends.

This place was amazing to indulge your food experience

Must visit food hall with all sorts of tastes of Portugal. Adjacent fresh fruit and vegetable market closes earlier in the day.

Great food hall with plenty of selection of good quality food

Really cool spot, very clean and fast moving environment. Fab drink selection and ambiance. Giving 4 stars because the food felt very repetitive rather than a diverse selection. As a vegan there was very little to choose from.

It's a tourist attraction more than a food market experience. The waiter from the seafood place we ordered from was quite rude. The octopus hot dog was bland and got queasy pretty quick. The codfish cakes were great though. You'll also spend a lot of time swimming in people, finding what you want to eat, queueing and finding a place to sit rather than enjoying the sun and fresh air outside. I'd say you're better off finding a more authentic, local place and leave this one to the tourists who are willing to pay for overpriced bland food and spend an hour waiting.

Excellent food choices, little craft market and fresh produce. Great place to hang out.

Nice environment, lots of options, the hard part is to find a spot to seat with your food, because other folks seat without food or just throw something to save the place. Is nice to try.

Fabulous selection of food ranging from classic Portuguese to Thai. A bit on the expensive side but if you want a nice meal with a family style sitting and pay as you go- this is your place.

The salmon burger is incredible and the pizza slices are cheap!

Found it very pricy and super, super busy. Had to wait long for a free spot to sit at and then guard it from being overtaken. For that price food was average. The place is pretty and clean though.

Fabulous food and great atmosphere. Bring your kid's electronics and have a casual dinner with your spouse. We loved it here!

If you're looking for a nice modern venue to eat and drink, then this is the right place

This was a highlight of our time in Lisbon. Loved the atmosphere here and the drinks !! Worth a visit!

Very nice food in this market. Ideal place to grab a beer and share some food with friends. This place is very popular and it get's crowded sometimes. But that certainly doesn't spoil the fun. If you're in the neighborhood and feeling hungry, stop by this place. You won't be disappointed!

A must visit while in Portugal. Amazing food from various vendors in a huge open hall. Do yourself a favor and buy some much cheaper beer at a nearby market, bring it back, and save your money for more food.

A interesting place in Lisbon. The best way to visit a traditional market at the same time you try international "cuisine".

Good place to have quick bite a lot of restaurants choices

Wow. Best place to eat. Almost everything. The same as La Bouqueria in Barcelone.

Interesting place with a variety of food stalls. Great for lunch

Amazing place to eat. So many stalls to choose from! Catered for every taste. A must visit place!

We had grilled octopus and spaghetti with dark ink, it was delicious. Highly recommended

Great concept to try small plates from the cities best vendors. Nothing is cheap but the quality of food is fantastic. Very efficient clean up team keeping shared tables free of plates and glasses. Well worth a visit if you're in Lisbon

Variety of Great food to experience and enjoy, should be in your must Do's when at Lisboa

A little bit crowded and touristic but still good to have a lunch or dinner

Great Portuguese food all in one place. Quite slick and corporate but still a nice place to be. A well-curated mix of styles of food, all brilliant quality and interesting and modern, along with tons of seating so you can eat there comfortably. The little A Vida Portuguesa shop is good for souvenirs and gifts too.

I expected it to be a bit bigger but still ok with great food stalls. But of course a bit pricy.

This was our first stop in Lisbon and it was incredible! . This is a big hall full of little corner stores where you will have the possibility to buy whatever food you are in the mood for & whatever drink you are craving! We had a few beers, a perfect Aperol Spritz and a platter with ham, cheese and bread! It was a recharging stop that left us with our belly full, our body energised and our minds ready for our next exploration!

Definitely a fantastic area if you're passionate about food, want to try various dishes and are looking for a chilled space where to relax with mates (or dates! ).

Make sure this is on your list of must see in Lisbon!

So fun! Tons of interesting foods on display, plus a great European "food court" so to speak... Definitely not your American mall version of a food court!

We sought out the Time Out Market after seeing it mentioned on a TV review by Rick Stein in the UK. There's so much choice, from many chefs. On the two occasions we visited at lunch time it was very busy. It pays to find a table before ordering your food. Place an order for food, you're given a pager and it generally is ready within 20 minutes. Superb food, very reasonably priced.