Time Out Lisboa Reviews

It's a modern, hip place to go in Lisbon but in my view doesn't really have a real market vibe.

I loved it!!! Great cultural, social and culinary experience! You"ll find very diverse patrons, types of food. A bit on the pricier side, but what an experience! ))

We tried the Time Out Market on a Saturday and Sunday but found on both days that the place was so busy that there were long waits for seating and long queues for most outlets and the toilets.

The range of food on offer is extensive and we would have loved to have tried some but didn t have the luxury of time whilst in a short break.

Cool venue but I d recommend going out of peak times. Possibly a victim of its own success?

Good place for drinks and dinner as well as just hanging out

Great variety of different food. You will find Italian Pizza here as well as typical portuguese vine. I can recommend the Burger Restaurant! Very tasteful and freshly made in front of your eyes. The place seems a bit dirty, even though the staff is really anxious about helping you out and keep everything clean. This might be the case due to the corona crisis. Overall a nice place to spend time and explore food and drinks.

It's a little soulless and overpriced. Some nice food but overflowing with tourists.

So many options it's a bit overwhelming. We shared a few delicious seafood dishes. Finding a seat is challenging.

By the time you find a place to sit, your appetite is gone.

I don t love touristy places and this is touristy. However you get to choose from all the best chefs in the city. It really is a great way to try different foods. You may pay more than you would if you went looking for a restaurant but you are paying for convenience as well. It is worth checking out.

I liked it very much. Sometimes prices are from outer space (ie. Pizza for 19eur) but the rest is worth its price. Lots of places to buy something to eat and drink too. Friendly, causy, bit crowded but worth seeing.

Very nice place to share a good meal with friends. You can try a lot of typical stuff and feel like a local eating at the best restaurants. 100% recommended.

Lot of food choices for every taste
Not too crowded when we were for lunch
Ideal for a quick stop

Lots to choose from. Tasty fresh food, great if you're feeling greedy! Couldn't make my mind up so ended up eating 5 meals! Only downside is its not that easy to find a seat so when you do make sure you keep it!

Great place. A lot of good food. Luckily we stayed very close so we can even take coffee and drink itin our apartment. Highly recomended.

An amazing array of choices, both local and international. I had Tuna steak from Alexandre Silva an amazing taste sensation, prepared in an easy I have never come across before.

With all this choice and excellent food there is a downside which is queues and trying to find a seat. This placev seems to attract Portuguese and tourists alike so there's never going to be a quiet time. If you are patient then the food is worth waiting for.

Bought by Time Out, the magazine, this market become a center that offers many restaurants and large common area to seat and dine under one roof.
The concept is not new, and exist in many other cities.
Large offering, slightly on the expensive side.
If you are looking for something typical, this, is not the place to visit.
If you are looking instead for good food, often associated with growing chef from the local scene, or international restaurant, it s the place to choose.

The place it s mostly crowded all the time, and can be tricky to find a sport to accommodate more than two person also why, after eating, the trays are left on the table and it took more than a while to clean them due to a cleaning team that, it s clearly understaffed.

I had heard a lot about this place so went there with high expectations only to find the place was jam-packed. If you're traveling as a group or with family, it is difficult to find a table to sit. There was a wide variety of food choices & judging by the crowd, I presume it must be good but we didn't stay there to eat as it felt too claustrophobic for me.

A little expensive and crowded as compared to less commercial options, but a good place to go to try many new foods in one sitting. The beef tartar from tartar-ia and the suckling pig sandwich from Henrique So Pessoa are particularly recommended.

A great place for meeting with friends. You can eat, drink, and talk to your hearts content.

Great food court, maybe a bit pricey, but imho worth the coin. Added bonus: for Portuguese-challenged people like myself, many menues are available in English.

Very nice and curated indoor food market in the Cais do Sodre area, near the water. Extensive selection of finest foods, although sometimes a bit too "snobby" when it comes to Service or price. But I guess there is no other place to get a glimpse of Lisbon cusine that fast and good.

If you love food and wine, this place is hard to separate yourself from. Just amazing.

Great venue -had coffee and smoothies didn't eat today

This is the best food market I ve ever been to, and for any New Yorkers it s better than Smorgasburg. A must visit when you re in Lisbon.

If you are hungry and want to eat some local specials it's perfect place for it

If you are foodie, will probably need few weeks there alone

Excellent spot to explore some of the greatest chefs in Portugal. I liked that the food was served on real dishes (not plastic or paper plates). Portion sizes were surprisingly big and affordable. Everything we ate was excellent. We got there before the lunch crowd (about 11:30) and lots of people showed up shortly after, so go at an off time if you want to avoid crowds.

This is a fascinating and delicious place to have a casual dinner. We decided to have a few things from different places. We had some pata negra from Manteigaria Sil.ca that was oh so rich and delicious. We had avocado-shrimp salad and More

Great market with dozen of food and drink options. Gets really crowded during peak hours. Has some of the freshest oysters I've ever had, a great selection of other seafood and typical portuguese dishes.

A hidden gem.
So many choices, each.and every one fantastic.

Relaxing place . Excellent views
Great drinks

Amazing experience for a true foodie. Amazed by the variety and quality and taste. The Pastel de nata at Time out Lisbao highly recommended.

Great choice of food and drink. Pricey by Lisbon standards though.

A major food hall with excellent choice of food and drink all across the price range.

A vibrant market full of good restaurants, bars and shops

The food is excellent and you have different offers of food. You need to have patience for find a table.

So much nice food. Of course, more expensive than local restaurants. Although, great variaties.

Food was just OK and overpriced. Definitely wouldn't come back. I would skip it if time is limited. Tried Alexandre Silva and would not recommend. Food was unimaginative and very salty. Manteigaria tarts were pretty good but you can find these literally everywhere. Place gets pretty crowded and there's garbage everywhere. Also, wine is about 3x more than anywhere else.

the food is quite expensive but the quality is okay. the vibe of the place is great though

All the best restaurants under one roof. A little expensive but you get the best.

Really cool atmosphere with a huge range of interesting bars and shops

Touristic spot. Very loud. No place to sit. Dirty tables . Food just ok, not more.

Overpriced and despite a plethora of kiosks they tend to serve all the same food items, lacks variety

An embarrassment of riches of food. Every one I tried was amazing! Try the warm tomato soup at the place that calls itself the Traditional Portuguese place in the back

Amazing atmosphere, great choice for food and drinks. You can find there any type of see food with a good variety of asian and mediterranean cuisine. They also have a bar with fresh juices. We would definitely go back next time we visit Lisabon. It resembles a bit to the Boqueria from Barcelona, except it's much cleaner and less crowded.

Good vibe, great range of food and beverages

My first time to visit this Portuguese Food Hall and on a Thursday night, it certainly had a good vibe. Our group was impressed by the range of food & beverages available, and whilst not everyone was completely happy with their order (me), we certainly enjoyed the atmosphere and the busy nature of the place.

I look forward to heading back there and trying out the many restaurants that our group did not try.

Hint: Finding seats/table first is advisable, then grab a drink and wander about (not your entire group otherwise you will lose your sport) to find the food that suits your appetite.

Great choice of quality cuisines at reasonable prices under one roof. Lots of fresh fish and sea food

Definitely would recommend a visit, take your time and try a variety of things, lovely way to spend and afternoon!

Friday afternoon lunch. Not too busy but still a good bustling atmosphere. Lots of variety of foods to discovery. The quality and the freshness of the produce was exceptional and only 30 for two meals and drinks. I would highly recommend a visit.

Very touristic and crowded, but has a lot of variety in food, and it was pretty good, it's a little bit more expensive than the regular restaurant

Wow the food looks good! You would probably spend months to try everything out.

Awesome spot for the indecisive! Some of the best food in Lisbon, and alot of it. The only detraction is the chaos when ordering and trying to find a seat, but worth it.

Absolutely worth the trip so much to buy, eat and drink! Will definitely go back next time

Wish we had more places like this in London. Huge market with the freshest, tastiest food. Pick what you want and find somewhere to sit.

Brilliant night out with so much choice of great food.

A great place to sample many local restaurants. Lots of great food.

If you are going there you definitely have to try the best pastel of nata in Portugal ! DELICIOUS

Loved The whole concept of it, awesome food selection, great quality.

A little crowded but the diversity of food and the atmosphere make one of the best place to eat in Lisbon.

The concept is very good. The market is in the same building and Time Out is the food court.

Offers a lot of different fast food gourmet places, with shared big tables in the middle.
We took some fish and some croquettes and we loved the experience and the place.
Nicely placed close to the city center and one of the metro stations.

Place was trendy and the atmosphere was good. There was a Liveband playing portuguese music when we visite... d - there was a pretty good vibe! However the food was not good at all and far too overpriced. We have tried several things from different stands and I did not find any of it good. Even fries were not like they are supposed to be.. Seafood bad, prego mediocre.. Payed 100 euros for 2 persons and did not finish any of the dishes since it was not tasty at all.I still regret it having chosen to try it instrad of going to Ramiro's for the third time.. Ramiro was just amazing we sould have gone there as well for our last night in Lissabon...

Amazing place to hangout with friends and have a different experience with food

Nice place where there are some known restaurants of Lisbon. It is good to have dinner or to have drink.

Bustling food market in the heart of Lison. Get the Octopus

Great place, loud but great atmosphere, community dining. Some of the better restaurants in town are represented. Great selection of food and beverages, dessert, some merch. Not cheap but affordable. A must visit while you're in Lisbon.

You will love this place, great food and drinks. So many selection

The place itself is very nice, a bit expensive because is a very tourist place. I have been few times there and I will keep going and send guests there, but the guys who works at Croqueteria are not nice at all, seems they are not happy to be there, of you work with people you should learn how to deal/be with them.

Lots of choice and some really good looking places for different foods. As many other reviews have said previously, there s a real shortage of seating and tables, so don t expect to sit down when you re eating.

Difficult to find a place. The food court is huge. A lot of choose for the food. It is expensive. Good atmosphere

Must go if you are in Lisboa. The food, the atmosphere, the location, it's all a wonderful place to have lunch or dinner. Absolutely loved the vegetarian croquettes at La Croqueteria, the cheese plate and wine at Miguel Laffan and the pasteis de nata ! Such a special atmosphere, reminded me a little bit of Las Ramblas in Barcelona.

Beautiful setting with a genuine fruit market adjacent. Lots of food choices from the different vendors but queue' s for food can take time due to the large amount of people. Also can be expensive.

I ate in three of the restaurants there and they were delicious though I didn t like that the portions were very small. Nice place to get some good food overall.

This is a great place to eat dinner. There are dozens of little restaurants to choose from and you just sit wherever you want. It's hard to recommend anything because I only tried two different dishes. The atmosphere was great and so was the food.

Ate from Marlene's. Really delicious! Veal and beefsteak. We'll be back!

This is very touristy but the food stalls are amazing. I trust the Time Out brand so was not disappointed. The market is clean and tidy, and there is definitely a trendy feel, perhaps not authentically Portuguese, but still very welcome.

A must visit in lisbon .The choice of food is fantastic, while we were there on a Tuesday evening there was music and dancing.The atmosphere was great.