Time Out Lisboa Reviews

Good not great. Many options and a nice place to eat and relax.

Man do I hate crowds. If it wasn't quite so crowded, and I didn't have to hunt for a seat, prowling like a lion waiting on the unsuspecting diner to leave, this place would be a solid 5-Star location.

After a day in Lisbon, this is basically the best part of the day. My girls ate a Pizza, my wife had Asian, and despite my best intentions to get something traditionally Portuguese (the options were plenty), I gave in to the delightful smoky smell of the burger place.

Overall, I HIGHLY recommend this place, just be prepared to fight for a seat.

A mix of food and culture in lisbon, you can find all in timeOutMarket

Nice food court with lots of food to choose from. Nice and cosy environment. Just be reminded most of the stall that offer lunch only start to take order by 1130am. Price wise is around 20-30% higher compare to restaurant at the street. So perhaps just will be enough just for the experience.

Very touristy but some of the food is incredible - codfish cakes are delish so are the empadas next to them! Must also get the custard tarts and the ice cream.

The food & the variety is great. Not giving it 5* cause it's just way too cumbersome to find a place to seat

So packed with tourists that it's no longer worth a visit.

Plenty of choice, food has some decent quality however i feel like is a bit overpriced for the Portuguese market. Expect to pay 16-20 euros or more for a single meal with drinks included.
Almost as twice as much as other places.

Unfortunately a covered market that lost all it s authenticity due to overcommercialised! Overcrowded, overpriced. Locals only go to the market and stay far away from the small resto stalls! Impossible to guarantee basic food hygiene in this place. Probably victim of it's own succes.

Vibrant atmosphere in this social style market place, come to walk around, eat good food and drink. Great background music and beautiful communal seats. Some spots are Chef's restaurants, food is generally beautifully presented and pricy. Definitely worth a visit.

Very good selection of restaurants, it can be crowded really fast and it gets hard to find a seat, not a very quiet place. Price is above average

Really awesome and hip market. Definitely a must if you're in Lisbon.

If you are looking for overpriced food and mediocre portions, this is the place.

Time Out Market offers a wide range of restaurants, however it is quite hard to find some vegetarian dishes here. Prices are moderate or quite high.

A very nice place to eat with friend or family when everybody has its own specific taste. There is a lot of choice from Asian food to local fishes, yet it's not exhaustive in terms of international food. The place can be very crowded and then it's hard to find room to sit, it would probably be better with more sits and less wine stores...

Was closed and not reported therefore we went all the way there for nothing and had to find other places to eat. Which was not difficult but just upsetting really

This place is amazing. Very crowded but absolutely worth it. Ton of options. I tried burger (not regular burger with buns, just the patty with fries) at Alexandre Silva and it was THE BEST BURGER that I have ever tried. Go there just for this burger and you will not be disappointed.

Prices vary from place to place. The burger that I mentioned was 10 euros. The most challenging part is to find a table. Tip is to look for people that finished their meal and about to leave. Don't try to look for empty seats they disappear instantly.

Get a spread, enjoy the opportunity to try some of the best food in Lisbon all clumped together in the same place! About 15e a person

The time out market is a place to go for some nice food. This is one big hall with a lot of small restaurants. Here you can buy small dishes from meat to fish and ice cream. Also you can order real nice wine. The combination with buying food en drinks from different restaurants makes it very special. There is no room for reservations just sit next to other people around and have a nice chat.
It can be very crowded by toerist and the price of the food and drinks are overpriced. A very small burger is around 13,-. So don t go hungry

Great concept. Great food. Hard to find a place to seat, especially with more than 2 people.

Cool nice place to hang out and soak up the atmosphere. Wide variety of food and you can mix and match from various stalls. Decently priced. Not a place for a long slow dinner; it's really noisy - really like a market.

Americans who stay at the Marriott or Sheraton, who have breakfast at Starbucks, and lunch at McDonald's will feel right at home: this is an overpriced, magazine-branded selection of food stalls selling minimalist portions of grossly overpriced food without any service in a mall-like fast food court - an almost exact copy of Chelsea Market in New York City that is out of reach for most of Lisbon's native population and that gets tourists "in and out" within 20 minutes. If you really consider coming here, better stay home to begin with.

Didn't really like it to be honest, I went to better restaurants.

Very busy and lively market. Loads of choices for dining.

Nice place where to find food from all over the world. And if you are looking for Portuguese, you won't be disappointed either

I really enjoyed this market and having the opportunity to try out lots of different foods - all very tasty. However, it is definitely very touristy, commercialised and expensive.

We went early one morning and that seemed to be the best time to grab some coffee and a quick breakfast snack. Later in the evening it was too crowded.

Does not come close to the authenticity and wonder of La Boqueria in Barcelona.

Gourmet restaurants, prices 2x nice places on side streets, 3x standard Lisbon . Tuna with potatoes and wine 20

A huge food court with various choice of food. I recommend the cocktails based on the liquor Beirao, it was delicious. We also ate in Sea Me, food was good but the portions are small (3 shrimps in tempura) comparing to the other food places in Time Out Market

Very good food court with wide offering of food. The place feel comfy and modern. The other part is real farmer's market with fresh produce.

Great variety of food here, open till late great for a quick stop for a bite to eat.

Nice place to eat. If you arrive early. No place to sit at 8pm wide variety of food. Mixed atmosphere.

Crowded on a Friday night. Lots of good food choices. Reminded me of the food courts in Singapore.

Plenty of options, we had good sushi, beers and smoothies.

Perfect for a rainy day.

Delicious food, interesting experience. Friendly staff.

Very cool curated set of chefs. I would say priced for tourists but it was a very cool concept with food for anyone and everyone.

Great place to eat,loads of choice,with a good atmosphere. Finding a seat may be an issue at busy times

Great place to try out good quality loco food
Plan for time, line up at some stale us up to 20min and another 10-20 min for your food

3 1/2 stars. Even we went in middle of the afternoon, still packed with people. Luckily, we found seats after 15mins. A lot of choices of food, a bit overwhelming. Very noise but great atmosphere.

Covered market near the sea. It s not a typical market but it s looks like a restaurant part in a mall. I like this place with a lot of different kind of food very tasty but the price are little bit more expensive than the classic traditional restaurant in Lisbon. For example, one meal and one beer cost more or less 15/17 in total. I repeat, everything is very good and also the style is interesting. I suggest you to visit it and decide. In alternative, you can decide to not eat a meal but just two pasteis de nada in the Manteigueria bakery inside at the market.

Very nice market: half of it is the old market, while the other half is like a upscale food court with very good Portuguese cuisine.

Very cool location. Great idea to offer so many different types of food in one place. BUT. Crowded and noisy. We had luck to get two seats for lunch. Got fish & chips but the chips've been cold. Fish was okay but for the prices they want they should deliver delicious food.

Gorgeous food hall, lovely people, really enjoyed the swing dancing while we were there!

So many delicious options, Octopus dog at Sea me is the hest

It is worth a visit but highly crowded and the prices are a little steep

Nice place, but the toilets are dirty. Make sure you get a place to sit first before you order. It can be very crowded here. But you can try so many different meals here. If you like it here, you will come again to try more. The price is like in any average restaurant, but it's all self-service.

Absolutely lived the choice of foods available from traditional portugese, sushi, Italian, steak French and america style burgers! There is something here for everyone!

They coronovorus steps taken here are highly effective without negatively impacting the expirience!

The vibe is amazinggg...loads of food places to choose from...

Nice design but too expensive and long waiting time

Did you ever have a hard time satisfying all eating preferences of your group of friends when going out? This place may help you given the plethora of choice it offers with the many eateries present in the same spot. And to top this, the food quality is exceptional too. Worth the experience.

Large food market with lots of different options to choose from from the many stalls. There is a huge amount of seating inside too and a great atmosphere. The bars serve pour your own beer, or excellent cocktails including white port and soda

Actually found these a little bit disappointing - it's quite clear that it's just set up for the tourist - filled with stag and hen dos. Doesn't feel as authentic as I was hoping it would.

crowed tourist spot for some local fancy food court experience

Amazing place. Very open and sociable environment with a wide range of food choices of all types, with an emphasize on traditional and emblematic dishes, and without forgetting alternative choices of various chefs and other cuisines. Wide range of interesting starters and deserts, beers and wines. Sometimes there are also cuisine workshops.

Phenomenal place where You can spend entire day. Bevarages, great food, coffee, lovely atmosphere of market. Definitely a must-visit during stay in Lisbon. Portuguese cuisine in it's best ? Asian food ? Steaks ? No problem. It all here ! Nobody will be disappointed :) looking for something similar to appear in my own town and I will be daily guest there ! :) 5/5 !

Vivid and crowdy place. Visiting was very pleasant experience. Great food and extraordinary porto. Must visit when you find yourself in Lisbon.

Well, if you've ever been to a food market, then I guess it's just a super cool market. If it's your first time instead, like mine, you will be amazed. The busyness of the place is counterweighted by the familiar atmosphere. You will find every kind of food, beverage and dessert inside from the different shops, from a big variety of seafood to traditional Portuguese things in a middle-to-expensive price range. The seating is first come first serve, and there are no separate tables, you'll most likely have to sit next to a stranger, but this only contributes to the familiar atmosphere. Can recommend

A must check out place, so many options for food and fair prices

Cool big open market with tons of little restaurants. Everyone can grab food from a different vendor and meet at central tables.

If you need something to eat enter this great hall. Monday to Thursday open from 10 to 00 i think... Eating drinking smelling looking... All kind of food, Portuguese, Italian, Thai, meat, pasta, fish, bakery, drinks, cocktails, wine, tea, coffee and much more... Find a seat and order at your favourite.... Walk around and feel good...
Smile, you are in Lissboa

We really enjoyed the different food options. Very good oysters, delicious tartar, great seafood salad.
A little noisy. Best to come if the Cruise guests are gone

Lots of casual food and fine dining to choose. Lots of dancing in the middle of the food hall at night. Has shops and a supermarket during the day.

I ate at Sea Me and the fish was not fresh. Shame they had great reviews but it seemed like they were very, very lazy. Old and absolutely not done to the standards of yhe Tiime Out Market

A bit too touristy. Works for a quick drink or a snack but I would recommend trying something else if you want to experience a more portuguese vibe.

Really cool place, loads of great food and wine! Make sure to find a seat before you order!

We were here for 2 weeks and ate here about 6 times. The food is all incredible, every palate is represented (vegan, seafood, meat, Asian, craft beer, pizza, cakes, etc) and everything is reasonably priced. If you like what you eat, the booths are all representations of actual restaurants in Lisbon that you can eat at. Definitely a must. Every city should have a market area like this!

This place is very lively and has lots of options for food and drink. It is incredibly busy and is very difficult to find anywhere to sit. Most of the food inside seemed reasonably priced and cooked fresh. There are some more expensive options (not necessarily worth it!) around the outside.

If you re a proper foodie I wouldn t bother coming here to eat, and would instead find better examples elsewhere in the city. its worth a visit just to see but if you want to experience the real taste of Lisbon then spend your money elsewhere.

The traditional market was great, with lots of fresh produce. Great if your in need of buying fresh goods to cook for yourself.

Good if you want to see the foreigners acting like foreigners. Though, the pastel de nata from manteiga are pretty good

Prices are on the high side and seems like some restaurants have closed down . Hard to find a place to seat. If you are really hungry come here if not would suggest to find a better option to dine .

Great atmosphere and different food options. Must do when in Lisbon.

Too much to choose from. Whatever you do don't arrive at noon on a Saturday! Lol. If so, just go for a wall along the waterfront or have some drinks in the park. I chose to eat from Miguel Castro e Silva. Omg. Wow. Just wow. Who knew I'd love the cod, scrambled egg and julienne potato combination so much?!

Good place where you can find the best food in Lisbon.

I just love it. It's the place to feel the pulse of your Lisbon holiday. Foodies!!!

Great local food and wine pastel de nata. Sardine toast.

We ordered from Miguel Castro e Silva. The francesinha was delicious.

Stayed in Lisbon 5 days. Went to the market 5 times. Always a great backup if you can't figure out what to do or have a group of picky eaters.

This marketplace is one of a kind and a Mecca for foodies. During the day, there is a food and flower market on the other side of the building, Mercado de Ribera, which is fun to stroll down. If you would like to try one of the 50 food outlets available inside Time Out, you must come early. Places fill up fast and are held by people for joiners. Every evening is busy! All food and drinks get served with real plates, glasses and cutlery, which makes it seem more upscale. Food quality is outstanding and the outlets really represent the restaurants well. You can get anything from fresh juice, coffee and pasteis, to burgers, fresh seafood, tapiscos and other deliciousness. The vibe is one of people enjoying good food and being together. Prices are moderate. A must to do at least once. Maybe lunch is less daunting than during the busy evening crowd.

There are many delicious stalls. It s fun to walk through and to look at everything. When you finally make up your mind you ll not be disappointed. There s live music and it s cash free!

Nice concept and a lot of food options available in one place! You should definitely try out the Pasteis at Manteigaria, which also has very friendly staff and really delicious pastel de natas! However the place is often very crowded: we went there at 15-16 p.m. and it was still very busy, thus it was really hard to find available seats

Very good food, from Portugal and abroad. You can find sweet and savory food, proper meals or just snacks. I had an amazing grilled salt cod. It's usually crowded and the queue or the waiting can take long time, plus finding a spot can be difficult too. Definitely worth a meal there.

Beautiful food. A place not to missed when in Lisbon

Great place to grab lunch. I would advise to avoid busy weekend nights because it can get very hectic! When it's busy, you'll struggle to get a seat, queue for ages - and the food will be rushed.

Tons of variety in this market!! The prices are a little on the expensive side....but everything I had was nice and good quality. If you're visiting Lisbon then you must eat here at least once.

A market filled with kiosks of culinary arts, fruits and vegetables. Definitely a worthwhile landmark for tourist visiting Lisbon.