Time Out Lisboa Reviews

Fantastic place for food and wine. Only loses a star as the toilets were not great. Take in napkins as when we went they were out of paper

Very good idea, nice atmosphere but nothing for vegetarians. Oysters and shrimps my husband ordered were so so.

Food is nothing special, a bit overpriced. It gets very crowded on weekends that you can literally spend 1 hour looking for seats.

Good food ..as long as you can find a place yo sit down and eat it ...very busy

A place to eat and meet well. Fantastic food and drink with great, friendly staff. Food, out of this world.

Worth visiting. Nothing special except is a huge indoor food court. There are several famous eateries inside including Santini ice cream, Garrafeira Nacional and the famous Manteigaria Pasteis de Nata from Porto. Christmas event is not happening. Abit off the city centre.

Great place to grab a bite of many different types of food, from sushi, ribs, french cuisine to chocolate cake. The chicken ramen was not good from the asian place on the corner.

Great place to eat and drink. With a great choice of food and wine.

Super nice to place to eat and meet with friends. Lot of restaurants, so everyone will find something good to eat and to drink . Location is good as well with metro , tram and bus .

If you are visiting Lisbon or even a local for that matter Time Out Market Lisboa is well worth going to see. We visited 3 times during our time in Lisbon, twice for dinner and once for a light lunch. We enjoyed everything from croquettes to confit duck, roasted pork belly to ramen. The pastel da nadas were also amazing!! Very responsibly priced if you have a good look around and a great selection of beers, cocktails and sangria too.

Great food family friendly, staff pleasant, a must if you visit Lisbon. You can go there alone or with a crowd, go there at weekends about 9pm and there is a great activity there.

Now called time out market, a great selection of food including some authentic Portuguese. Quite expensive and mainly for tourists I would say.

Good choice of different cuisines. Very crowded, couldn't find place to sit.

Amazing food and atmosphere. Tons of choices at various market restaurants. A must-do in Lisbon!

Very busy and slightly overrated for my taste - but worth a visit. I woul recommend lunch rather than dinner to be able to avoid the madding crowds.

Absolutely must vist while in Lisbon. Collectively has the best food in the city!

How to end a great day in Lisbon?
By running to the Time Out Market!

A large choice of food and drinks, fresh and tasteful.

You are in group and don't want the same
menu? As in a food court, pick your favorite restaurant and enjoy your meal together. All of that in a nice atmospher!

A must to do in Lisbon!

Delicious food from several different great chefs in one spot. We went there twice during our time in lisbon. Highly recommend!

Food for every taste here. Excellent way to sample some high quality Portuguese chefs at a reasonable price. Wine bars offer excellent choice of wine and a wide range of beer bars also available. You could come here every night of the week and find something different but tasty every time. Large seating area available and perfect for large groups. Lively bars nearby to continue the night in!

Beautiful market with many options. The bar makes incredible drinks!

Wonderful place especially if you are hungry! Good vibe and the food is superb!

Super place with super food selection. 100% worth a visit

Good food with lot of options if you can stand with crouds; if you are not in the mood then there is a very good restaurant upstairs. An a nice desert at Cantini's

highly overpriced food but really good food. only super bock beer, which is a pity. atmosphere is nice though. pastels de nata are bomb here.

Brilliant for a day or night out with friends. Amazing choice of food from all over the world, great selection of drinks at fair prices. Great atmosphere and location

Awesome place to eat and meet the Portuguese culture. It feels a little bit like Seattle's Pike Place Market. The people are very friendly, amazing food. If you go there, take some time to enjoy this market slowly. There is just to much to explore. Especially food is one thing, where the local traditions are alive. This is a nice place to discover it the Portuguese way.

The place and concept itself are original and pleasing but damn it is way too expensive for Lisbon! I had a Pad Thai and a pastel de bacalhau and paid more than what I usually pay in Sydney or Paris. It is trendy and all that but also insanely unreasonable!

Part of the old city market was transformed into a modern food court. There is no "fast food". It is afordable quality portuguese food. For tourists, it may be intimidating, noisy, full of energy, where you seat next to a stranger. I loved it, food was excellent.

Awesome place! Plenty of good choices of food and drinks under one roof.

Lots of food options and even had a few wine shoes within that were very well priced (in my tourist opinion). Would recommend finding a seat before venturing to buy food as seating options were hard to find in groups

A lovely concept, but it can be quite difficult to find a free place to seat if you are with more then 1 person. We were a group of 5 and we had to be apart during the meal.

Great place to experience many of Lisbon's restaurants all under one roof. They also have shops showcasing local wares. There is plenty of seating and it does get crowded, but all in all a good experience.

A bit crowded, but there's good food everywhere ando nice drinks.

Love this place, so many great places to choose to eat and drink. Opens till late.

Wasn't happy with my food. Tasteless and waste of money. Definitely a tourist place.

Great food and drink at cheap prices in a modern venue

Really nice market with decent food ideal for launch and dinner

Absolutely loved this place! It had an amazing variety of foods and every single plate we got was delicious!

Can be a option for starting point. Many famous restaurants or shops are available here.

Very good food & drinks (including special beers from super bock) and nice atmosphere. All the good food in Lisbon in one place. Very hard to choose though. :)

Had the best Time, food, drink & atmosphere was amazing. I Will be returning.

Incredible place you can't go to Lisbon workout sening this place. 5 stars for sure!

The food is great but the crowd.. good luck finding a place to sit during the evening.

Fabulous. Recommend to anyone visiting Lisbon. Buzzing and busy but spoilt for choice

So many amazing Chefs to experience, and a ton of local food/produce/drink. As with every TimeOut, it s beautifully put together with thoughtful execution. 10/10 will be back!

Loads of great food. Very interesting place. Lively. Quite expensive though compared to local restaurants etc.

Great place to enjoy different kind of cuisine. Strongly recomended to try Tartar-Ia especially sea bass tartar and Manteigaria Silca - delicious ham & cheese.

Really not so good. too many people come for lunch, so you need a long wait which will be terrible if you are hungry. Not so many choices for food, but you can get fast and tasty tart there.

Amazing selection of food and drink coupled with a great atmosphere makes for a great spot to relax and get away from the heat. Loved it - only removing 1 star because of the crappy muzak they play. No one needs to hear a lounge-core version of 'In the air tonight'.

Atmospheric with lots of choice really should not be missed

I love the atmosphere and excellent food! Definitely worth visiting!

Huge selection of amazing food under one roof, very busy but that s all part of it. Make sure you take your time choosing so you get your monies worth, prices and portion sizes for food and wine can vary quite a bit

Alexandre Silva s ox burger is absolutely delicious. It comes without the bread and it is almost keto if it weren t for the fries.

Expensive & difficult to get seats for large groups. Nevertheless, good atomsphere

Considering self-service or take away, some offers are too expensive.

Well... A food market. You can have a good time here and surely will find something great to eat.
A bit crowded....

A huge variety of dishes and kitchens for all taste with good prices.

Over priced food hall for tourists. Messy, some chairs were wonky, poorly sign posted toilets which were disgusting. Food awful and expensive. We had a selection of croquettes that were cold soggy and too salty. Group next to us had fish that smelled really bad. It's not that big and the choice is not huge, considering it being in a capital city! The similar kind of market can be found in other cities / countries and much bigger. If you must visit a food market of this type in Lisbon, try the one at Campo de Ourique instead.

Tourist TRAP to the max. The only good place here is Pasteis Manteigara. We tried two different places here. Got fish and chips from one and fried octopus from the other. The fried cod fingers were good but the chips were COLD cold, like out of a fridge and reheated (but not entirely) in the microwave kind of cold. The octopus was encompassed in batter so thick it might as well have been a donut. Hard pass, didn t go back.

Awesome crowded food market with lots of different places ranging from typical Portuguese food to hamburgers and other stuff.

The best of Portugals cuisine from the wide variety of seafood to the tasty wines.

I felt this place was given a lot of hype and I found it to be okay. When heard it was a market I didn t expect it to be so new. They have a large selection of foods but feels kind of like something that was created just for tourists. Not as authentic as I had pictured it.

Fantastic room full of great stalls of a a great lunch or dinner experience

This place has got it just right. Lots of choices for eating and drinking. Great seafood risotto at Marlene Vieira, one of the best I've tasted actually. It was hard to choose between all the delicious food in offer.
All sorts of people here too. A very good vibe. We'll probably be back more than once.

Really great place to visit. Massive selection of cool and unique food. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Lisbon for the first time. My suggestion is to try a bit of everything, quite possibly the best burger of my life was consumed here.

It s a great place to have a drink or sit down for lunch or dinner! The variety of vendors is plentiful, ranging from noodle soups to pizza or even beer! The only drawback, a slight one is that it s a bit on the pricey side. But, what do you expect when the majority of customers are tourists.

Its really two large indoor areas side by side. A traditional market selling sea food, meat, veg... But unless you're a local you'll be going to the upmarket food court part. There is a large communal table area surrounded by around 40 different local food vendors (no big chain names here). The meals are high quality at pretty good prices. The biggest downside of the place is the queues and I guess finding a table.

So fun. Great food from every single booth. Kind of hard to find a place to sit.

Great place but really expensive for a shopping food center

Great place. A lot of options you can choose from. Very convenient. We visiting this place almost everyday. All restaurants we tried were amazing.

I have seen this market concept before in other countries and I am glad I can find it in Lisbon as well, as I really like it. Huge variety of dishes, from all sorts of seafood, meat, pasta, pizza, desserts and drinks. It was our first time here so we said let s try a bit of everything but that would be impossible due to the huge variety. However we tried some starters from Manteigaria Silva, specialized in cheeses and charcuterie, really delicious meat, went very well with some wine, it definitely opened our appetite.
Our main course, was based on seafood. We chose Monte Mar, specialized in fish and shellfish, we tried the fried shrimps with garlic, squid with garlic rice and some oysters. I have to say the squid was a bit too oily for my taste and the oyster was rather small but could really taste the freshness.
The food was overall good, a bit pricey.
We had some lovely white wine from Alexandre Silva. Their food looked great, but by the time we took the wine we have already ordered. Maybe next time.
Overall great concept but somehow it looked a bit chaotic. Plenty of room to sit but because people were not taking their empty plates, in order to sit you first had to free / clear the table.
The toilets could have been cleaner as it seems like a place very much visited by people.

A very wide variety of food available here. Due to huge number of people visiting this popular tourist place the seats get taken up very fast. Have to wait for people to finish and vacate their seats before you grab it.

This place is simply amazing!!!! It has so many eat outs, I lost track. The variety of food on display and for eating is mouth watering. The people of Lisboa are fun loving, chilled and enjoy life to the fullest. They love their beers, pork, desserts, and dancing in that order. After sundown hundreds of people gather here to drink and dance. I saw amazing dancing and the place was full of fun. It is not a market as the name suggests. There is a huge clock at the entrance to remind you of Time Out. A must visit in Lisbon.

This place is awesome. All of Portugal's specialities under one roof. We went to the Samsung Chef Academy for a cooking lesson in full view of the market and it was awesome. The Chef Rodrigo was great and you get plenty of wine

Too crowded, very touristic. However, many eating options.

Buzzing place to dine. Lots of lovely people and great food selection.

Super excited to visit the market! I had amazing food, even though the prices were fairly to the upper end for food stalls.

Great place to eat. Had to have the American burgers!!