This was my favorite spot to eat in Lisbon. No matter what food you prefer there's something you're going to like here. There's about 30 or 40 different food stalls with open concept seating. The first night I got some sardines and other traditional Portuguese food.....the second night I got some sushi. You can't go wrong with seafood in Lisbon.
The food court is a great place to eat. It's more upscale than the typical food court you'd find at a market or mall, with lots of food stalls run by well known chefs. The portions are on the small side which is great for trying a few different dishes. Lots of seafood and wine options, wish there had been more nonalcoholic beverages. If you go for lunch be warned the food court doesn't really open until noon. You can also take cooking classes here.
It s a extremely touristy place you could find for a meal. It s like a shopping mall food court and every restaurant is standardized and similar. I didn t try any food as they are simply overpriced. Go to some restaurants in neighboring districts and you would find cheaper things with good quality
Designed to cater foodies as other Time Out markets in other countries. Wide selection of prepared food in a huge refurbished food market located in the heart of Lisbon. One side of the structure still sells fresh food, but it was closed when we visited. In my opinion the food quality is overpriced if compared to the food quality one can get in various Lisbon neighborhoods. Still, it is a convenient place to taste and enjoy Portuguese and international food in one big venue.
Delicious. Try all of you can:) Fish, burgers, wine,special ditches. A bit pricy but undoubtedly worth it!
Very interesting place with good food! Mandatory during a trip in Lisbon
Great vibe. Endless selection of foods and drinks. Plenty of seating , clean and comfortable.
Nice and clean place. Great selection of food and drink available. Good atmosphere.
Very: trendy, crowd, loud, expensive. Food ok. If you've been in similar "food markets" somewhere else you can skip it - it's nothing special.
The experience, the food, the reasonable prices. Everything works.
Such a fun place to eat in Lisbon. Walk around and explore the culinary art of Portugal. The four restaurants in the back of the market are all local chefs and offer fantastic dishes. The prices are also really reasonable. I recommend the black risotto with scallops.
Nice place, expensive but a lot of good food and cakes , i wish they put some phone charge stations , i will be here hours eating and drinking. Esay to find it
Heaven on Earth! Must be the coolest food hall I've seen so far - super lively late in the evening (probably during the day too!)
this is a place where people congregate to lose their humanity. There simply aren't enough seats to accommodate the combined clientele of the restaurants, so on an average thursday it gets so unbelievably packed that people have to stand More
A food market offering a wide variety of dishes. You need to spend two to three meals there if you want to try every single outlet. All food are goods and the atmosphere is good.
You can pretty much find any Portuguese foods here!
Priced for tourists as expected but a good place to visit.
"Must see" place. Large food court with high-level food for reasonable prices, very good choice of different dishes.
Nice place, good choice of restaurants. The toilets are awful and it's normally crowded (not nowadays due to the pandemic).
Pretty nice market in central Lisbon, the downside is most of the places have a bit pricier costs for food, comparably to the rest of the city, since it's overly touristy, and on busier days the wait can be pretty long. If you don't mind the wait or the prices, the place is a fantastic market for all varieties of food.
This old market that at this days looks brand new... was and somehow still beeing one of the meeting points in the city... afhter people pass the night in the bars and discos... almost everybody goes to have one.. "Cacau at Ribeira"... so if you have the opportunity do not loose it.
But please take care... at night lisbon is just like many other European citys... safe but... open your eyes.
Great collection of local tastes in a warm and hip atmosphere.. Highly recommended for lunch.
Don't miss this! Fantastic food and a pretty interesting experience.
Great food and selection of what Lisbon has to offer. Crowded. Seating for large groups is nearly impossible. Has a maddening crowd aspect.
Very good food (from what we tried) but impossible to find a place to sit (Tuesday @ 11h am and came back @ 2h pm, still full) had to eat outside. However, large choice of restaurants.
Great place but you need to work out carefully what you want from where
The place deserves its popularity, you can find many different types of food, local or not, fancy or not. I recommend the pasteis corner.
However, there are two constants there :
- the price, which is pretty higher than average in Lisbon.
- the crowd on weekends. I have been there three times with 2 or 3 persons and managed to find a seat only once.
What a great concept, with various food stalls that cater for everyone however, you need to get there at the right time to find space to sit as it can get really packed. Deffinitly worth trying.
It should be on your list to visit! Fun atmosphere, endless food options in amazing stalls out on by the cities best chefs and restaurants. The pasties de nata shop rings a bell whenever there are fresh ones!
Though a little expensive, it manages to have good food and mix it with the local flavors or Lisbon, which is always a plus.
Great bar, selling craft ales, good beers and welcome service
Amazing choice of food! Recommend the croquettes and tarts!!
If you like a noisy overcrowded food court with overprced food, where you need to fight for a seated place with (other) self-entitled tourists, then this is the place for you. If you prefer to sit and relax while enjoying your meal and perhaps a view of the river, there are lots of different options and price points in the surrounding streets.
Great food, good atmosphere. Can be tricky to find a seat at busy times but totally worth the wait!
This place is great. Every meal we had here was delicious. Highly recommend if you want something while out and about in the city and want a great meal at a reasonable price.
Very authentic place with delicious food. Can be quite crowded
It's a nice food court with wide variety options of food. But finding a seat during lunch and dinner time is very difficult
If you are around you have to visit the food area of this place. There are so many good quality restaurants, which offer a vast variety of Portuguese cuisine. The prices are fair but not cheap.
Nice place to taste some nice local or other types of food!
It's too commercial, too crowded, very touristic and pretty expensive. There's also virtually nothing for vegans and vegetarians. Why you would eat here, rather than the hundreds of excellent local bars and restaurants in Lisbon, is a mystery to me.
I was actually looking forward to visiting, having read a lot of good reviews, but was deeply disappointed. Do yourself a favour, go eat sardines in Sol e Pesca round the corner, or try AO26 if you're not a meat eater - both excellent!
This place is so cool.
It's a large open market with lots of seating in the centre and loads of small street food type vendors all the way round selling any type of food you could want.
The quality of the food is very high and the sheer choice on off will no doubt have you doing a few circuits while you wrestle with your shortlist.
Amazing place for having a good quality food and drink. Many famous restaurants and shops have a branch here.
A must in Lisbon! Great the best foods in the city in one spot
Can be a bit crowded some days but nice ambient and great selection do food.
Very nice market and presumably good food for and hoc eating. We didn't have the opportunity as it opens from 10am only. But we will be back
Must go.
Good food.
Good place.
Good people.
This is an excellent place for lunch or light dinner. I don't like large food markets, but this has some brilliant small independent restaurants set up all around where you can find every type of fish you want. Fantastic!
One of the best places to begin your lisbon culinary adventure if you are from out of town.
Layout is a central core of communal tables for customers. These are flanked by food stalls on the perimeter, with juice/beer/bars in the middle. Outside of the central core there are additional bar style seatings for each store that has them as well as some outside restaurants.
These food stalls go through an application process and the end result send to be a very good selection of innovative fusion Portuguese cuisine. They even have a location for port wine tasting in the middle Island as mentioned.
They all open between 10 am - 11 am so you will still need to visit the nearby cafes for breakfast or early brunch.
Definitely worth coming back more than once!
A must in Lisbon. A great place for lunch and to while the afternoon away
So much variety and fun! May need more tables and seats but was great
I dont care if It's "tourist" place. I just loved It... Gets busy, but Its worthy to wait...
It's always difficult to find a seat here but the variety of food is decent and the mini shop in the middle with traditional Portuguese products is cute!
Amazing Place to explore different types of food! A bit crowded though. But I still had a very nice experience.
A nice place to enjoy good food en drinks during a visit to Lisbon!
To so big, the pictures from the internet are not relevant. The prices are high and the products not spectacular ... better visit Rua Augusta.
Yes cool place but when a couple of whiskies cost 23 it's not that cheap'
The food was mostly good but seemed overpriced compared to what we got for much less at other places we ate
Great innovative idea if a little hectic. Choose a style of food from one of the many outlets featured here, pay and wait for your pager to tell you your meal is ready for collection.Can get extremely busy. Shops also feature, one sells well designed gifts. There is also a bakery selling the famous pateis tarts which are just as delicious as those at the original Belem bakery. They're cheaper here too.
As a tourist it's a place not to miss. There's plenty of food and drink to choose from, and a nice atmosphere too. I think it's better to visit in the day than the evening, based on value for food. Make the most of your time abroad and visit the local restaurants or bars. There's also a traditional market too during the early morning/afternoon. There's a private bar which looks cool but you have to be a member which is a shame. Also the shop inside is very good! Didn't see much of what they offer elsewhere. Four stars as I think it's good for a short visit.
If you are a foodie, check this place out! Crowded around the main meal times but for a good reason ;)
Simply great! There is something for everyone, ranging from Michelin awarded chefs to some very nice burgers...
Been here twice, so much choice and high quality food !
Vibrant, incredible food and drink options. Can get overcrowded at lunch time
A great place to eat next to the market. There's a whole range of different food types for all tastes and.set in a huge open area. A great experience.
The food court is the Time Out half of Mercado da Ribeira. Check out my previous comment because it's the same thing!
If you want some quality food - this is definitely the place to go with a lot to choose from.
Lots of good food options. Can get a bit busy at peak hours and finding seating then can be difficult. But good food and location makes it worth it.
Super nice! However expect tourist prices.
Unassuming building from the outside which turns into a vast food hall that is bustling with foods from many different cultures with a huge seating area. Buzzing with life!
Nice for a quick bite, healthy food and good quality.
Delicious made to order gourmet trendy dishes. Only downside is the wait to get the food. Each stand gives you a buzzer to return and pick up food. The best cocktails are from Cinco (located in the center) watching the drinks get prepared is a show in itself and the drinks are to die for!
Tip: seats can be hard to come by so it's best to have someone in the party hold them
Just must visit in Lisbon. You will find here variuos types of meals. Meat eaters should be satisfied as much as fish amateurs. Highly recommend to try tuna tartar. Yet I was disappointed with offer of, as have been told, two Michelin stars restaurant. Perhaps I expect too much? Anyway, fresh sea food, fusion proposals, shops and more. No Wonder this place is open until 2:00AM
I would only go there for the atmosphere, to see what the vendors have to offer and maybe get a coffee. It is very crowded during the day (in the summer). The restaurants are extremely expensive and overpriced for what they are selling. It is very hard to find a place to sit and when you finally do its extremely tight. The cleaners do a good job though, the tables are very clean.
Average food that you can get better elsewhere. Manteigeria and Santini can also be found outside the markets and warrants no need to visit this place for it.
Great market hall with all kinds of food and good wine, but very touristy priced
Food is so so. As u can expect, it's touristy. Not a good price for the food in terms of value.
Variety of old and new Portuguese food in a fun, friendly and open space. Three nights in seven days in Lisbon.
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