Time Out Lisboa Reviews

Great diversify of food, not just Portuguese but also from around the world. The place is modern looking and quite original.

Amazing selection of food and drinks. Many stalls specialize on gourmet and/or interesting twists on traditional Portuguese food (like "croquetes", "pregos" or seafood). The environment is cool and buzzing and locals and tourists alike come to visit. This makes it very very crowded, but still veey worth a try and the 5min wandering around to find a spot. Highly recommend "Sea Me" (for seafood) and "Santini" (for ice cream), but mostly recommend trying as many stalls as possible!

If You are hungry go there! Must see in my opinion.

Lots of wonderful walk up restaurants to chose from with a large variety of upscale food, drinks and deserts at great prices.

This place is split between a traditional market (mornings only, no fish sold on Mondays) and a self-service food court that serves cheese, sea food, deserts - options for everyone if you want to avoid going to a proper sit down restaurant.

By investors, for tourists. Looking for something authentic? That's not the right place for you.

To visit and try the local products, wine, beer and food!

How can you not give this place a 5-star rating. There's only about 30 or 40 places to eat with every possible variety of Portuguese and some International Food. You could spend hours sampling everything. Frustration was that we couldn't come back and eat again again again. Deserts. Beer. Wine. Chocolates. Gourmet Specialties. Fish Galore. Plus all possible variations. Don't miss this place.

It is nice but there are better exaples of around the Europe

What a great place! I wish we had something like this in the part of the UK I call home. Everything under one roof. Fantastic food and drink and such a funky atmosphere..

A bit more expensive then other restaurants in lisbon but amazing place to stay eat and have some fun!

Fancy, loads of options, generally good food. Too busy for me.

This is the best food market we have ever seen. Clean, well organized and great food.

Saw this market on Somebody Feed Phil and knew I had to come here. Was not disappointed at all! Great experience, tasty food, and fun people watching. Many cultures/countries are represented here (customers) so it s fun to listen to the symphony of languages play out

Great place, can easily spend a few hours with a few drinks, good choice of mains and amazing desserts

Variety of food vendors offering everything from meat to fish. As well as Asian dishes and sushi. Popular place for tourists.

Great place lots of choice, several restaurants under one roof

One of the most busy food markets i have seen. It was lovely to see a good choice of resturants. However, for vegeterians it is tough as not much option but you can definitely get a good pizza, burger and a few local items. Do visit when in lisbon.

This was an amazing peek into some of the amazing cuisine Lisbon has to offer in one place. Though chaotic at first, once you figure out the ebb and flow of the place, it s fun to peruse and compare menus to see what speaks to you most. Definitely sample a little of everything if you have the room in your tummy for it, or at the very least, chat up the shopkeepers and learn about some of the local foods!

Very good and cheap food! (In photo: bacalhau sandwich and white wine, about 15 )

Very nice place til her something tok eat.. alt of thing too taste

Appalling and frustrating first impression.

We arrived at the Time Out Markets at 11am, an hour after it opened, starving. Despite this, the first seven stalls that we visited were not yet open, nor did they have opening hours visible.

What this meant was that you d stand at the counter hoping to order, only to have staff studiously ignore you until you attracted their attention (at which point they informed you they were closed). It was very disappointing and unprofessional.

Additionally, there were very few gluten free options for those who follow such a diet. The prices were also far in excess of what I have come to expect in Portugal.

Ultimately, this may be a good place to lose a few euro and take some Instagram snaps, but don t go there hungry... or before midday.

Cool place to eat - there are many different restaurants / takeaways to eat. However, it us rather expensive.

Trendy place with a lot of restaurants. It is a good option if your group has different wish. Too crowded and usually a place for tourists. But the food is good!!

Huge food court styled attraction. Lots of nice restaurants have a presence there but finding seats can be tough. It's chaotic and noisy which some people do enjoy.

Better than expected for such a hiped up location. Definitely a problem to choose, there are so many options ;)

Enjoy, no hesitation!

This place was very cool . We actually went there twice during our short stay in Lisbon. Food and drinks !!

Really cool place! Bit expensive but nice food and atmosphere.

Great concept, loved the large variety of offers that you can choose from, great environment and excellent location

The choice of food is fantastic along with the quality. If you like fish this would be your place to visit as this cuisine has the most options. Prices are also excellent. Just go and choose your dish and find a seat. Avoid busy times as it's absolute chaos!
Only reason this is getting a 1 star review and i think overrides any good quality food and excellet price are the pigeons flying around inside. Mine and my wife's food got cra***ed on the second time we visited so we could not enjoy the excellent food.

A must visit for anyone coming to Lisbon. It's got absolutely everything available for every pallet.

Completely overrated tourist food market. Long waits for your food. Loud, strange music and draft in winter time. There are many better food opportunities in this great town.

Good selection of stalls but so crowded that it makes it difficult to sit in and eat food at any time during the middle of the day.

Although very noisy and crowded, some excellent dishes to be discovered, for all tastes.

Great selection of food. Large voluminous buzzing space in 19th Century market hall

Very nice place to eat and grab some typical food. A bit pricey but very interesting tasting ! Highly recommended for a great experience !

Amazing spot to get something to eat. You can taste a bit of everything in one place. A bit pricey but well worth it. Highly recommended.

Loved this place, went there multiple times during our stay. It's great having all the greats in the city. In one place, yet, I can't help but wonder what each individual restaurants are like.... Still amazing experience.

Great food hall, agree with all below. Lunch, dinner, date, waiting for plane, shopping, all perfect here!

Quite a large market of food stalls. The quality of the food is of a high standard. Very professional looking kitchens. A good place for drinks, snacks and meals too. It seems like they've packed a little bit of every Portuguese cuisine under one roof as well as some other international cuisines.

Visited here in February and it was always easy to get a seat and the queues for each food outlet were minimal.

Great food selection, but perhaps a little pricey in some of the places considering it isn't a restaurant setting.

Aprerol spritz sangria

Nice area for happy hour but no vegetarian friendly...

The Portuguese chicken from Miguel Laffan was absolutely the best thing I've eaten. Also stop by Henrique Sa Pessoa and have the crispy pork sandwich.

Fantastic atmosphere and amazing selection of food to choose from. Not the cheapest place to eat though.

Everybody visiting this Cory needs to eat here. What an amazing place of culinary delights.

Great place for lunch and dinner with big variety of options; usually very crowded, lack of space for stroller, few veggie options and disgusting bathrooms.

Loads of food options, from Asian to Pizza to local Portugese food. Seating was tricky to find for a group of 4 but managed it with a bit of hanging around groups who looked like they were about to leave!

Real nice place for food, all kinds of food, flavors, desserts!

Great spot to try a variety of food in an open and clean atmosphere. Pop up shops for a lot of Portuguese celebrity chefs make it a convenient and affordable way to eat the best in one place

Brilliant food where we ate but the food from all the restaurants looked amazing! Would highly recommend you go if you're in Lisbon!

Food-wise, something for everyone. Enjoyed the buzz.

Love this place. Variety of food and great vibe. Just a bit difficult to find a seat

A must visit place when in Lisabon. Do not eat before you go there, you would be surprised by the variety and quality of the food offered. One of the good places to gdt spoiled with food!

too crowdy at lunch time, some stands offer really good snacks/meals other are lretty mediocre. hit or miss

I came here 4 days on the trot to try different foods from some amazing local chefs. It really is a great idea with so much choice. Freshly prepared, go find a seat and get given a vibrating machine that lets you know when your food is ready to collect. Great atmosphere, full of cool and quirky people. The ice cream was to die for. Go check this place out!!

So many fantastic options. Wish we had one in Ireland

Great food choices but it gets really busy and finding seats is a mission. Also quite pricey for what you get but a nice option if you have a big group as everyone can choose their own things.

Most amazing place - the Octopus hot dog was our highlight

You must be here! Lots of high quality seafood + delicious pastels

A must visit when in Lisbon! Came here for dinner after Fado inside the box at Adega. Food prices may be a bit higher but there are many great quality food (and drink) options to choose from. Very much enjoyed the festive atmosphere, too, despite a bit of difficulty in finding seats.

Very nice food, different choice, but some stalls are not cheap.

Must visit place for lunch or dinner while visiting Lisbon

Great place to have several bites fron different chefs, it's nice to see some really high quality dishes in such a place! Highly recommend!

Amazing choice and great food. Difficult to get a table. Felicidade highly recommended.

A lot of vendors, ensure that you do not mind crowds. Great food, no service. Can be expensive, but worth the money because the food is amazing.

Love the crowed and amazing tasty food... Loads of options here

Too overcrowded. Was nice in the beginning but now a tourist hotspot. Food is no longer authentic as the real deal.

Yeees! I think this place is a must if you are visiting Lisbon! Tasty food and nice atmosphere! We stopped there several times just because of the Pastels de nata we found there :).
As for lunch / dinner, some places can be a bit pricey for the size of the portions, but overall we were happy with this food market.

Great selection of vendors. Great for trying little bites of great Portuguese cuisine

This is a market place with restaurants with different types of food. You can find a variety of food: sea food, asian, burgers, different types of stakes, pizza&pasta, even a great choice of sweets. All types menu's based on fish is an excellent choice. It's a nice experience!

Many types of food, all tasty! Good location, good vibes

The food was a bit pricey but it is a good place for tourists to get a try of all portugese cuisine. The decoration is bright and modern.

This was the best spot to start a day sightseeing around Lisbon. Had coffee and an iconic Portuguese tart in a very relaxed upmarket venue

You will try typical food in Lisbon? So take time and enjoy the offer of variety of goods. Friendly staff and I think everyone will find the right way to enjoy food.

Heaps of options, great variety, take a bit from one place and go to another. Talking with some of the businesses, this market is always busy though. Save a couple hours.

Very crowded place, awesome food and drinks, definitely suggested to visit, only issue may be a lack of free seats...

Incredible range of food, both local and from further afield to cater for all tastes for reasonable prices. Good meeting point with a few bar options serving beer, wine and spirits.

Hot as hell. Feels like a shopping mall. Busy and inauthentic. Lack of seating. Some of the food looks good.

Its a really nice market place with plenty of food and drink options but its really crowded with tourists so hard to find a place to sit. The pastel de nata here is just awesome. we have tried it at several places and this one definitely must be the best in lisbon after the original one in belem.

Super variety of traditional and modern cuisine...but get ready for huge queues any time and day, queues to order and queues to find a seat

It's a fun experience but there isn't much choice for vegetarians or vegans. You order, then are given a buzzer which flashes once your food is ready. Finding seats together can be hard during busy times. The food was okay but I'd say it's over-hyped and there are plenty of other places to eat in Lisbon.

Great place, a lite pricy but well worth a trip. Can get very busy from 8pm