35+ of the best restaurants represented at kiosks here! The best foods from around Lisbon in one spot! What more could you ask for? I had the grilled prawns in garlic sauce at Monte Mar. Delicious! Will definitely be coming back here probably every day the rest of my trip.
Everyone will love this place, except the anorexics.
really great for groups who want to eat different things, dont go if its hot out as there isnt much air circulation
A nice locale to get something to eat but very crowded and prices have increased due to the increase in number of people. GET A SEAT FIRST and then grab your food.
Typical touristic place. Too crowded, pricy and hardly can enjoy food in such atmosphere
Time out is a high end (Upscale) food court located within the Mercado da Ribeira. There are many vendors of exceptional quality foods including pastries, wines/ ports, bacalhau, etc. there are plenty of tables and benches to take your food to eat and there is even a park nextdoor if the tables are full.
Great place to get great food at affordable prices. I had and recommend the pork belly by Alexandre Silva and bacalhau by sea me. Both very good. Great wine and port (and generally drink) options too.
Must visit!! Great atmosphere, perfect food. We spent there half of a day and meet many interesting people. The place is everytime almost full.
Noisy and crowded... didn't stay long. If you're sensitive to crowds, better avoid it.
One of my favorite places in Lisbon. Perfect to grab a drink or a bite.
Really cool place with lots of great food options. We had some of the best traditional Portuguese food here. Note that it can be very challenging to find seating when it's busy - it would be nice if they could expand their seating space to accommodate really busy times.
So much good food. Very hard to find seating. Suggest splitting up to find a space.
Too many people and no so good food, very expensive.
Great concept but tacky setup. Yes we get it, TimeOut revamped the place, however, there is a more subtle way to underline that this is TimeOuts spot in Lisbon.
That being said the culinary variety is great, however, overpriced by Portugese standards. Stick to the seafood stands and their tuna sandwiches which are A+
Overall, a very crowded marketplace with nice food options but too much TimeOut marketing plastered everywhere you look.
super nice, but the space simply cant accomodate the amount of ppl it attracts during lunch hours. try the polvo a lagareiro at marlene vieira's - super!!
Love this place so much so that I went twice in one day. There is so many food options to choose from and it has such a cool vibe to it. Would highly recommend going.
This is a really cool place. You can find many different food and drink options, something for everyone. What is more, you can also buy raw fish and seafood.
People say it's overpriced, but it is not. Given how overpriced most of the places in Lisbon are, this is approximately on the same level. Huge selection and very fresh.
You can t explain , go see.
No words can explain
Had a great dinner in Monte Mar in Timeout market. A great place with nice vibe and has all sorts of foods. The wine shop was a nice one as well! Very helpful!
Highly recommended for a late afternoon visit and dinner!
We came down from the Bica cable car, just a couple of minutes walk!
The security guards need to learn some manners. We brought some wine in and were unaware that we could not drink it inside, instead of politely being told we cannot drink inside we were surrounded by two of them who rather rudely told us to get out. Also I feel large market food courts like these seem to breed unenthusiastic restaurants owners. I've seen it in my country and I'm sure it's the same around the world. My dish was good but the others in my group was just average. Seems rather expensive too so attracts a certain crowd I guess.
Lovely place, loads of tasty restaurants. It can get quite crowded and it can reach to a point where find a seat can prove quite difficult. All in all a lovely place.
Large food court with a wide selection of prepared foods, wines, and sweets. Inside the food court area is akso some small shops with nice Portuguese items - very nice for tourists. There is also fresh seafood stalls and a large fresh produce area to buy fruits, vegetables, flowers and more.
A truly terrible place. Those giving positive reviews must not get out much.
A bit to crowded but a great place for a quick bite before going out.
Great place and definitely worth a visit. Food lovely, but can be a bit chaotic ordering and finding somewhere to sit on a Saturday afternoon
I looooooove this place! It concentrates amazing and delicious stuff at the same place, just perfect. First time I ve visited Lisboa I ve ended up eating there for 50% of my meals, totally worth it. If I m not wrong the third restaurant on the right side is the best. Then you must have a double desert, first an ice cream at Santini and then go to Mantegaria (I believe that s the name) and have a pastel de nata. Just perfect
such a cool place! don t pass it up if you visit Lisbon. so many delicious food choices. a great place to try many things.
I went to Time Out Market for the first time a little over a year ago (Oct 2018) and loved it. You can try some of the tastiest food Lisbon has to offer all within a nice, organized and compact space. Fast forward a year later and Time Out Market still offers that, but now there are throngs of people to the point where you cannot get a seat without hovering over someone like a hawk until they leave and then having to swoop in hoping that you and a rival hawk aren't going to have to peck each other to death.
Unfortunately, in addition to tasty food, Time Out Market is now bringing out the worst in humanity. The only viable solution is for employees of Time Out Market to walk around and hit people with sticks that save seats for others. The more seats they save, the more they should get hit with a stick.
Please fix this problem Time Out Market and start whacking people immediately.
Amazing place to try the best of Lisbon. Great bunch of restaurants.
Very interesting place to visit. You can find flowers, fresh vege and all kinds of food. The market is very clean. It s also close to other attractions.
One of the best places to eat in Lisbon. Lots of different options and everything of good quality.
Great selection of food stalls with incredible seafood. The prices are also very reasonable.
We liked it, but this is like a lot of the food halls around the world. Independent businesses with shared seating. There is similar in Copenhagen. Very much like Altrincham Market.
It is a good place to go and try good quality local delicacies, but doesn't have the ambiance of going and eating in a restaurant. You fight for a seat at the busy tables. Would ld be a good place to go if you are travelling on your own and want to meet other travellers or if you are going with a big group of people with different tastes as you can each order from a different restaurant and (if you are lucky) sit together.
Great place lots of options to choose from. Everything is delicious.
amazing, try and go early for lunch or dinner as gets incredibly busy
Great vibe at Timeout food market. Very busy, though. A must if visiting the area.
Be prepared for a sensory onslaught. You might not want to be too hungover for this one
Fun but chaotic. Best for couples. Difficult to get seating for larger groups.
Very interesting place, must be visited, a lot of restaurants, cafes, shops and a little market inside, - the place itself is beautiful, recommended to visit.
Nice place to meet with friends. Different cuisines, but all very tasty. Worst thing - it's hard to find empty place at the tables during evenings & weekends. But despite this - highly recommended.
Nice setup with a bunch of different eateries and restaurants. The food is generally good and there is something for everyone. The place is also dirty though, tables should be cleaned faster after guests leave. The service at 3 out of the 4 places we tried was poor. There are cooler things to do when visiting Lisbon I feel.
A place where you can find all typical foods of Lisbon, a place where all can come together sit on long tables. Looks all nice there, personally think the prices are to much but for tourist area normal.
Felt like Borough Market in London, but with far more seating...though still had to wander round like in a busy car park, hovering until people would leave to get a seat. Nothing wrong with being full of tourists but don't think we'll return when there are far more places in the city.
For those who enjoy taking your meals in a large hall crowded with tourists.
Excellent range of food choices, lively atmosphere but the dishes are expensive compared to other places in Lisbon be prepared to pay around 7 for an appetiser and 14 a main
Good food, good wine. Can get crowded (especially after eight and around lunch), and I would not recommend it for a family with young children, as the food is best picked up a plate at a time (do share!).
A bit pricier than Lisbon in general, but compared to most local, some restaurants the food is far more interesting.
Great place to start a visit to Lisbon, get the chance to try a wide range of food and drinks.
Nice concept but it should be more organized (more tables and chairs)
Very good food and vibe. It took us a while to find a place to sit and the prices are high.
A must to visit. A foodie's paradise. Maybe 40 boutique restaurants highlighting all if Portugal's cuisine. Expect to pay slightly more but the food is outstanding and the portions generous. The ambiance is outstanding.
Very lively with lots of food stalls. A bit too busy.
Really nice place to visit! a lot of sweets, beers, wine and savory meals! It looks really cool
What a great recommendations to see Time Out Market! The foods and drink were superb!
A fantastic job has been done of trying to squeeze the best of every restaurant Lisbon has to offer into one place. From the traditional to the modern, with everything in between. Every city should have one!
Trendy food court, great place to meet friends for lunch.
A lot of people here. Long lines, but food is very tasty
Based on one visit, its a like and dislike in equal measure.
GENERAL - Great concept, loved the big tables and cultural vibes. Atmospheric and fun. Food choice overwhelming (for me) it's like having a menu with 1000 dishes on it. Some will love that much choice, I found it tricky. Definitely a tourist destination.
KIDS FOOD - We didn't find many options, only one in fact. Kind kids burger from "Ground Burger" 6.50 Euro. My son opted for a regular sized burger without lots of toppings, just cheese, and fries. Great choice, tasty burger cooked medium rare, with delicious rosemary and garlic fries. Total cost with a pepsi, about 12 Euros.
FOOD - Our choice of food was disappointing. We had a roasted pork belly with a sweet potato puree, from "Miguel Castro E Silva". Pork belly had quite a few bones, was greasy and tasted burned. The puree lacked any sweet potato flavour and the pak choi, over cooked and soggy. Dish cost 15 Euros. I'm certain that we could have made better choice elsewhere. Wine was fantastic, from the wine place in middle. We could taste before buying. Excellent wine knowledge from vendor. Large glass of wine cost 6.50 Euro. Fantastic ice cream from "Santini" which cost 3.50 Euro. Table clearing service - pretty good, apart from when really busy.
SUMMARY - Research vendors on the Time Out website before going, to get the best out of your experience. There was quite a lot of uneaten food around us, on trays of plates left by others. Also, don't just go for the food, go for the experience too. If I go again, I'll research menus first, perhaps look at vendor reviews.
A must if you're in Lisbon! I went three times and was gonna go for a fourth but the husband said no. His reasoning: we need to try other places while we were in the city (for 4 days). Well, my rationale: they had everything - all the foods we were eating all around Lisbon were here in this giant market. Seafood, ham, pork sandwiches, soup, chicken, Portuguese food, Asian food, macaroons, famous Portuguese egg tart, you name it.
It was also really fun here. There were so many people although Time Out wasn't really rowdy place like I imagined - like the Terminal Reading Market in Philly or that night market in Madrid. Time Out seems a more calmer place to get food, a glass of or beer and enjoy oneself. A classier smorgasbord.
The prices here weren't cheap like you would find at a normal food court/cart either. As I mentioned, it's a more high class place, and the price reflects it. Though nothing outrageous. I mean, I went 3x!!! It's about the same price or slightly cheaper if you had gone to a restaurant. But way more options here. And the atmosphere was just great. You should definitely check it out.
There is also a whole real market side where they sell raw fish, fruits, vegetables, but I didn't really have time to venture much outside the food area.
Very nice place to go if you have not chooses anything else. This market has a great number of different cuisines to try and make a choose for later
Yess! Love it ! One of the best places to check out, have great food and drinks. The concept is very nice cos it offers you a wide choice of food, variety of cuisines, great wine selection and a nice wholesome atmosphere. The food is really really good, fresh and tasty! Highly recommend it! #letsguide
Great selection in foods both savoury and sweet, highly recommend
Loved it here.. We had the pad thai at Asia Asia. Highly recommend.
Hard Pass. It s a gentrified food court. Do yourself a favor and skip it. Instead, go up the hill and find one of the many excellent restaurants scattered around the city.
Bit crazy full of tourists. Hard to really know what's good or not. Just perched myself at a restaurant bar and had a nice simple fish meal.
Good to see once.
Great place to get good food and drink at tourist prices
Top notch food from around the world all under one roof!
Huge variety of food to chose from. Burgers, sea food, other things, whatever you want.
There is shop with local products inside (not that good I think). However, there is another shop with local cheese/sausages that is prety good if you want some souvenirs.
Overall too crowded for me personally, but majority of people were enjoying it.
Good stop over place if you just can t decide what to eat (as a tourist). It has a variety of cuisine so if you are in a group or have kids, hopefully you will find something here that satisfies everyone. It s a really nice food court with communal tables but for those that know Eataly, it is a few step below. We had a glass of wine (not great but drinkable) and charcuterie which was fine. We came by for an afternoon snack so it served us fine. This market is much bigger and more lively than the less touristy one which is Campo de Ourique Mercado.
Just amazing, if you love food and are in Lisbon it's a must see
A huge converted warehouse filled with restaurants offering incredible food at reasonable prices. You could spend weeks here without trying everything! The higher end restaurants are on the north side of the hall, but I've not experienced a bad meal from any of the outlets. I particularly liked the Croqueteria and Tartaria.
Cosmopolitan place with local Portuguese food, excellent vibe. Worth to go..not once but many times.
Great buzzing place, a bit of a bun fight between 1and 2 pm when everyone descend on the hall to get a great meal and fight for the free range bench seats.
Excellent choice of food, coffee, pastels and souvenirs..bit on the pricey side though
Lots of fun, good food and plenty to choose from. Great octopus, burgers and traditional dishes., Also a great vibe. Very touristy, so not very traditional. Well worth spending some time there though.
Although the market looks great, I found the food to be very average.
It's a very busy market. Food are on average good there but not cheap. Some stores have ques and very long wait.
The Time Out Market is a great place - whether you're in a group, can't decide what to eat, on a short trip, there's something for everyone. We ate their twice. We went to Asian Lab and COZINHA DA FELICIDADE. Both were great, both were very different.
If you are in Lisbon and not went to this market you will be very sorry. Yes!
Wondrous variety with excellent quality in a laid back "carry your own tray" setting.
Good selection of food and drink. It gets crowded quickly so it can be difficult to find a seat.
Cool space... good food .... Nice vive.. different choises...
The best of Lisbon is housed here! It has a total of approximately 40 stalls of restaurants, bars and shops giving you a wide array of food and beverage selections. It really gets jam-packed of tourists here, so planning ahead of the visit is a must as looking for a place to dine and the long queues are a headache!
According to their website, everything that are being sold are tested and tasted by experts. Yes, I can really attest that the quality of food is at par to the standards of an authentic Portuguese food and the prices are really budget-friendly. Your whole Lisbon experience would not be complete without you dining here!
This place is like an undercover market square with lots of different food options. There's something for everyone. Highly recommend if you're visiting Lisbon and want to try a variety of food.
I love this place as you always get good food and you get to experience so many different things. This is all about Portugal with a twist. Amazing experience. Please try the ice cream at santini. You re welcome
Amazing fish specialities, loved the sushi and Oysters
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