A food hall with actual tasty food. Plenty from which to choose and lots of seating. It uses the buzzer system when you order and credit cards taken by all. Food is cooked to order for most if not all dishes and the hall has a great buzz about it.
Fantastic selection of food and drinks. Getting a table is a struggle but it's well worth the cheekiness and effort.
We ordered from the suckling pig place and our large sandwich was so overpriced at 12 and the meat was cold! Why is it not served hot? Everywhere is overpriced so I'd recommend to just come for a browse and then eat elsewhere unless you're keen to burn your cash.
Great variety of food communal tables and a foodies heaven. From pastries, charcuterie boards, octopus hot dogs to pizza to tartare you can find everything here. Do eat the pastel de nata from manteigaria they are the best in all of Portugal in my opinion.
Cool place but go when it's less busy. It took ages to find a seat and made it hard to look at the stalls.
Great for a hangover cure. Many different cuisines to choose from can recommend the pizzas, burgers and ice cream!
really nice place for a quick lunch and a lot of food!
Great atmosphere but we tried different dishes from several vendors and the food was not as good as expected.
A bit crowded but has many good restaurants in a cool place!
Many different food to try. Can get a little busy.
Really nice market with all kind of restaurants and bakeries inside. Great fish meals
Lots of mini restaurant (pizza, Thai, hamburger, soup, etc) with good food and not expensive! We had to wait 20min for the food but it's worth it!
A busy spot with a variety of foods and deserts. Must try Confraria!
Great selection of food, mostly meat, seafood and desserts! Amazing cocktails, very good quality and reasonable prices. Also the odd gift shop and quirky shop!
Great market hall with many small restaurants - lots of sea food, burgers, pizza, traditional portugese food... prices are also good - be ready for self service. Definitelly worth a visit.
It has about 15 restaurants ranging from seafood to pizza to more traditional Portuguese fare
Great atmosphere. In the busy evening trade the quality of the food was a bit hit and miss. Some excellent, but some just wasn't cooked through sadly. I would still recommend popping in for a drink if you are passing by to soak up the vibe.
Great options. A bit higher prices than Lisbon standards but nice service. Many meat or fish restaurants and a few snack bars.
It was the time for dinner. Too many people inside. I would like to stay outside... Wahoo There was a black pet pig and its owner a strong man.
Very good . Lots of delicious foods. Great way to get lost in the world of food.
The concept is great, could be improved by architecture for noise pollution (can be chaotic)
It's a good option where you don't know what you wanna eat but it's also a bit overpriced for the quality.
You must visit!!! The Brazilian music playing in the back ground gives it such an amazing atmosphere!
a really good mix of modern foodcourt and old market hall. very good food in the restaurant area. more than 20 different restaurants. easy to reach.
Excellent place for food drink fresh flowers veg fish fruit the colours are fantastic.
Loved it so much that we went twice in one weekend. Great selection. Would be here all the time if I lived close by. It's a must if visiting Lisboa.
Mega food hall with different and very tasty dishes. This is not cheap place, but you must try here tuna, imo!
Feels like a hybrid between a mall food court and a market, great place to sample lots of different dishes with a few drinks. Watch out for the pigeons flying around!
Hipster dining at somewhat inflated prices, but tasty food with big local selections. Bring cash - unfortunately not all of the stalls accept credit cards, which is quite annoying, but there are ATMs in the vicinity. Worth a visit, but there are far better places with better value for money in Lisbon.
Good variety of food. Always crowded. Not easy to find seats. Like the ceviche shop and the smoothie stand
I really love this kind of food markets. You have a lot of options from where to choose. It's perfect for lunch.
Awesome market with tons of options for food and drinking. I ate at azul and the seafood was fantastic!
Loved the atmosphere, clean and plenty food offer! All Portuguese flavours are there. Great offer of wines too
Top of its game in terms of cuisine varieties and service. Need to go again. And again.
Absolutely fantastic place. I was there recommended by the owner of my B&B and it was so true about the place.
Basically it's a food hall of any big market you would normally see in the UK where you see the mix of all styles of cooking from different stands. Only that most of these stands are held by the best restaurants in Portugal. Not the major kitchen team of course, but teams you could see that they are really organised, methodical, confident of handling every dish they are making. Also, as they usually come in small portions, or tapas style if you prefer, they are more inexpensive even for the Portuguese's stands(which is lower than the UK to be honest). Therefore you can have more choices and certainly experience more.
All in all a very good lunch experience for me. God bless Portugal!
Amazing and clean market with too much food to choose from!
Must to go place. nice food and bought lots of Bordallo Pinheiro goods. Loveya.
On a normal Wednesday we struggled to find a place to sit all six of us. One memberof our group had already left, because the chairs were too uncomfortable for his bad back. After 10 minutes of walking around we finally were able to sit down somewhere. Most of the food is of decent quality and the experience is funny, because everyone can try something different.
So the place is hugely popular, and the turnover must be impressive. But this does not translate into good toilet facilities. They remind me more of a one star camping site with cleaning ladies on strike. Management must be trying to maximize profits by saving on things like soap, toilet paper, cleaning staff etc. It is downright disgusting and spoils an otherwise nice experience.
Lots of cafes and restaurants, the prices are not very democratic but still affordable. Everyone can find something for themselves. What I liked the most were the eclairs - delicious!
Spacious, conveniently located and with many great food options. It's a must-visit in Lisbon.
Everyone was telling me about this food market before my trip so I had to try it out - and I was not disappointed! Clean, modern, spacious, great selection of foods. Particularly liked the tuna tartare. Perfect for a rainy winter day (it does rain a lot here this time of the year).
Too turistic when you can have other great places in Lisbon to have a good meal!
The market itself is nice, but still feel it's a tourist trap!
Very strong public wifi.
Foods are not so cheap but you can easily get fulfilled with Portugal dish
Lots of great food outlets under one roof, perfect place to meet.
What a place, so many street food outlets, plus beer and wine. Plenty of places to sit. Great service and the food's with you really quickly. Definitely eat there again
Equivalent of the Ferry Building in San Francisco with more quick food options. Gets pretty packed and busy, but be patient and walk around to find something delicious.
The nicer sit down restaurants are on the outside and you'll pay a bit more for that.
Go to the side with all of the chef's names for the better food in the building.
Great idea to have all of the best food in one place. Each person can pick their own cuisine and still eat together. A problem for being too good is that it's hard to find a seat.
Good choice of a lot of different restaurants. But it is not very local (mainly for tourists) and quite expensive
This place is incredible, properly organized and a famtstoc place for the best chefs in lisbon to show their goods. Worth every penny.
Bustling, vibrant, interesting place to visit. Not expensive but so much different choices of food. Really cool place, definitely worth a visit!
Awesome collection of bundles of good to greater restaurants in a 1 spot, cool layout with central seating - order and find a place. Vibrant & fun plus great selection. And location.
Nice food but very touristy. All English being spoken everywhere. Large selection and very clean.
Converted from a traditional market so something of a hipster food mecca, there is a great selection of food stalls from different local chefs putting out decent sized plates of tasty food.
I had the bacallao (salted cod) which was probably the best I've been served it in several trips to Lisbon. My girlfriend had an octopus rice stew which was tender and delicious.
There are stalls specialising in cheese, deserts, wine, gin, pasties as well so there really is something for all tastes and the shared central tables mean you can all pick something different
Half of market is under construction. But still a great experience
Super nice good and respectively always busy around noon. Food and drinks are for 2 people around 30 , not cheap for lissabon but definitely worth a trip when you are in lissabon.
Fab place, such variety in food, really hip and good value for money, ate here 3 times over a long weekend it was that good, highly recommend it
Very nice to have a good dinner. My girlfriend and i both ate at the Asian Lab. We both loved the phaengang curry (or something like that). We payed 25 euros for two meals(1 with chicken and one vegi), one portion of springrolls and two beers. Only thing that sucks is that it is very busy and everybody is very greedy for sitting spots. One third is occupuid for someone else....
Great selection of food. Many high quality dishes for reasonable prices. Squid ink risotto with scallops was amazing.
Great place to visit. Huge selection of well cooked meals from many vendors, howevet, very busy and hard to get a seat in the evenings.
Nice food and cool vibe. A bit overhyped and more expensive than other restaurants around the area but still worth a visit
I find the place cool but super over-priced. Imagine eating in an open place where it's self-service and there's plenty of plates everywhere in the tables. You need to find a place and get the food you ordered. All in all it's not worth the money you spent with the experience you get.
There is a fun variety of delicious food, but it's very hipster and expensive. The portions are all pretty small too.
Smacked full at weekend lunch and there are interesting options but expect a queue at popular places.
The time out market is basically a huge food court with different cuisines and the food is not your normal food. Basically you get special variations of the normal food. I can recommend the octopus and potato meal and i highly recommended to grab some croquettes. They are really reaaly good and affordable. If you are two people let one sit and reserve the seats and the other one go and get the food.
A good concept but really busy, so finding a space to sit was tricky, also had to clear away other people's mess first! A good choice of different foods, I had steak and prawn sandwich which was delicious. I would recommend the Taylors Port Experience.
The food is just perfect! But you'll just have to try it yourself because there are so many options.
Just keep in mind that around dinner time there are so many people that you'll be walking around with you plate full of lovely warm dishes because there are just no tables to sit at :(
Vibrant atmosphere, quite full most of the times. Vegetarian friendly but with limited options.
The ambiance is amazing and there's a great variety of food and drink; however, be prepared to spend some cash.
Fun place to hangout and have a social meal with friends.
This place had so many options I had to keep coming back. Visited 3X in 5 days, some of the options are better than others. I visited about 5 places with Tartar-ia being my favorite. I also purchased some local Ginja from the wine store which made me return for a second bottle. It s looks like there s also a produce market and cooking demonstration kitchen which I didn t get to visit. I look forward to visiting again when I m back in Lisbon. Forgot to mentions there s also a night club upstairs called Rive Rouge which was ask a pleasant experience.
Not many vegetarian options, needs more cleanliness. Good location
This was a really original and refreshing experience! There are not many vegetarian/vegan options, so we only had a few dishes to try out, but totally worth it regardless
Always crowded, nothing comfortable and very expensive. Looks like several fast food restaurants in one building but prices are like in good restaurants.
Great variety of restaurants, delicious food, reasonable prices. Avoid in peak hours, especially during the summer.
Interesting market set up. Has a great vibe and energy.
We made a quick trip there for lunch. They have a good variety of stalls and it wasn't too busy when we visited just before lunch hour on a weekday. There are also bars to grab a drink and some shops to browse. I liked the look of the place - clean and organised with plenty of seating.
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