YES YES YES, a thousand times YES. Just go here. I sat at SEA ME, at one of the bars on the perimeter of the market. This is the way to go, as you can sit and relax, enjoy wine and an . . . . OCTOPUS HOT DOG?! What?! SO good!!!! Also had sardine sushi, which was excellent. And an absolutely perfect (couple) glass of Rose. Chatted with a couple friendly guys from the US and made some new friends. The inside part of the market, with communal tables, is a great way to sample all of Portugal's delicacies. Really well done, and definitely worth a visit. read more

Such a great spot to check out when in lisbon! They have different varieties of foods and desserts. One of the best rated pastel de nata places (Manteigearia) is here! I had a strawberry eclair as my dessert and absolutely enjoyed it! They do have restrooms at this location. Seating can be a bit difficult to find. read more

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Some places only take cash, some only card. Which it is? You'll never know. Crazy prices, crazy crowded, and of course no AC. Good food selection but overall a horrible experience. read more

Ok not for me... Granted I was tired and just wanted a salad so it was probably a really bad choice. Foods are either fattening / fried or dessert. Like donuts the size of my head. Very, very noisy and super loud music. Not enough restroom facilities. The whole thing felt junky. Wouldn't go back. Unless I needed an enormous donut. read more

Everything under one roof! So many options of authentic Portuguese specialty foods and we got to watch live World Cup 2022 and cheer for our home country of Canada too! How wonderful was that! It's a large market during the day and turns in to over 30 restaurant stalls serving traditional and modern fare. Speciality hot dogs, seafood, steaks, fish fritters, soup, desserts and much, much more in an friendly large hall environment. read more

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Delicious food! But be prepared for crowds on Sundays because most restaurants are closed Sundays but Time Out Market is open

The place is amazing. It's essentially a food court and offers a lot of variety of food. Great way to try different Portuguese dishes. The bars are amazing and offer a lot too! Came to watch futbol and the crowd was amazing too! I recommend coming early if you're in a group to grab a table read more

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All things portugese under one roof - piri piri chicken, cured meats, pasteis de nata, cod dishes as well as many global booths with their own take on traditional dishes. Lots to choose from but fewer options if you are vegetarian. Recommend trying the 'Bacalhau à brás' from Miguel Castro E Silva, a unique cod, potato and egg dish. Very flavorful. Don't let the portion size fool you, it's quite filling. I got the pad thai which was good but not the best I have had. read more

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We went to Time Out Market twice during a recent visit to Lisbon. The venue is vibrant, crowded and with numerous food excellent restaurant options. Very enjoyable!! Wish we had Time Out Market here in Los Angeles. read more

This was a lot! It's great to have a variety of food in one place. It was packed though, and hard to find a table to sit at, since a lot of people were also just chilling. We had a charcuterie plate and a glass of wine and it was pretty good, but also something we could have gotten anywhere else. read more

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I think this is a tourist food court. No matter what, many good chefs has open their door here. They serve some interesting meal here. The market also link to flower market next door. But they close early. There are underground parking in the west of market. The parking at the ground level surround the market is for loading and unloading only. The market is not really big. But it has a lot of food vendor. Some come from famous chef. The food has too many choice. From grill cod, octopus to prime cut steak. There also different ethnic cuisine such as Japanese, Chinese, Indian and more. Many vendors offer counter seating. If not, the food court center has a lot of seat. It is pack with tourists. The day we have visited was noon time. The flower market next door already close. read more

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A must visit if you are in Lisbon! Many vendors line the sides of the market serving all sorts of cuisines. I tried the grilled octopus, pea soup, lemon tea, and pastel de nato (egg tart). Everything was delicious and there's something for everyone! read more

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4 stars on food alone, 3 stars overall bc of overall ambiance for the price. I generally enjoyed the multiple food items I tried, but considering the crowds and slightly upcharged prices compared to local sit down restaurants with a more relaxed atmosphere, I'm not sure it's worth the extra effort to come here unless you happened to be in the area. We came at 2:30pm on a Tuesday afternoon, and it was packed, mostly with tourists, think like several hundred people in very intimate proximity. This required staking out seats between ordering and waiting for food, and while we were eating there were people actively waiting for seats to open up. Meanwhile since the seating format is long communal tables, as people came and left their trays, dishes and glasses are left on the table until the cleaning crew comes to pick up (God bless them it was non-stop!), so you may be sitting with used dishes next to you for a while. Before coming know your own your comfort level with covid. For me once I got there even though in line everyone was masked, it felt a bit uneasy to be seated so closely, maskless, eating and talking. The lines to order at each counter moved pretty quickly and it was great that they gave buzzers to indicate when food was ready for pick up. However being that it was so busy, the overall wait to get food after ordering was about 20-25 minutes for each place. We ordered the following which came out to be around €80 for two people: - Marlene Vieira: grilled octopus with these lovely crispy chips, a mussel w/salsa appetizer, a Iberico ham w/quail eggs over crostini appetizer. While nothing mind-blowing, these were well prepared and satisfying. Saw a family sitting next to us order the seafood stew from here and it looked really good too, plenty of seafood. - O Prego da Peixaria: a prego (aka sirloin steak sandwich). It was a bare bones slice of steak on a bun, served with mustard. The meat was sufficiently juicy and had a nice natural flavor, good experience as a no frills snack. - Miguel Castro e Silva: tuna tartare over seaweed salad--fish was terrifically fresh but overall a bit too salty and had a single note of soy sauce. Also ordered a cabbage soup, which kinda tasted like cabbage in broth. - O Bar da Odete: a glass of vinho verde and a glass of sangria. Sangria was fruity but a bit too watery from the ice. - Manteigaria: two pastéis de nata, pretty good--consistent with a separate location we tried of the same store. Side note: noticed that some of the original purveyors originally recommended by friends and food shows were no longer there. I'm sure there is a bit of turn over considering the popularity and likely higher rents. read more

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Love time out markets! Been to the one in Chicago and Brooklyn. Loved this one as well. Place was huge, food stalls were around the perimeter with long tables in the center. Got the croquettes and shrimp bao from two stalls. Loved both of them. It can be hard to get a seat, especially during dinner, but turn around is pretty quick! Definitely recommend to anyone visiting Lisbon. read more

GO HERE! It was pretty crowded but that is to be expected at a food hall. There were almost tooooooo many options here that it was overwhelming. We did a lap to see all our options and went to multiple spots We ended up getting octopus at one spot, some asian cuisine at another, and then dessert from two places. Everything was DELICIOUS. That octopus was perfect. I wish my stomach could hold more food that I could try every place there. I would love to go back one day and try something new! Time Out is in a great location. There is a little park plaza across the street for take-out and or to just hang out and tons of seating inside with community tables. There is also a little gift shop inside too. read more

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I'm a big fan of the Time Out Market back in my home city of Boston, US, so when I saw this location on the map, I decided to stop by. The space was huge and there were tons of local vendors. Lots of people were sitting at the communal tables, which was pretty cool to see. Generally, it's my preference to go to an individual restaurant to experience more of the ambiance, but the food hall setup allows you to try a bunch of foods and drinks at once. Also, not the worst way to cool down in the AC on a hot day! read more

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Highly recommend. Everything was great about this place. The people, atmosphere, variety of food, service, selection of drinks. Wine, beer, mix drinks. Each drink selection has its own station. A lot of people. Long lines and waits on orders but it was expected from the beginning so we didn't mind. Finding seats for larger groups can be more difficult. We got lucky. Recommend - Guineafowl Risotto. First time having risotto and guineafowl. Loved it. - Cheese tart. Add a little cinnamon and powdered sugar on top. Really good. - Charcuterie platter - Can never go wrong Highly recommend - Pizza topped mushrooms and Leg of Jamon Iberico. read more

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This is the ultimate conglomerate of restaurants in Lisbon, what we call a food hall in America! Within this enormous indoor space, you'll find dozens of food stands lining the perimeter that surround long tables for patrons in the middle. The variety of food is astounding, everything from pizza and burgers to sushi and Portuguese specialties. But please don't miss Crush Donuts, quite possibly the best donuts in the world! The Time Out Market is a can't-miss stop in Lisbon! read more

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Time Out Market is a foodhall with tons of restaurants, bars and shops. Your options are endless. Lots to choose from. Long lines and wait. And limited, crowded communal tables, which is a challenge to find a seat. Love the concept of this market in which it's all with Lisbon's very best food, chefs, etc. As a first time Lisbon visitor, coming here was a bit overwhelming with so many choices. We circled the place twice before making a decision on what we wanted. Some of the stands have famous chefs with Michelin stars restaurants. We decided to try out Henrique Sá Pessoa, who is one of the most high profile chefs. Definitely the longest wait in line for, and my favorite dish we tried was from this stand. It was worth the wait! The other dishes we tried from the other stands were very tasty. Only thing we didn't like was the dessert we got, which was too sweet for my liking. I did wish I had researched even more thoroughly before coming here as there were still so many others that I wanted to try! A must visit when you are visiting Portugal. read more

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Amazing market! If you find yourself in Lisbon, take time to stroll through Time Out Market. You will find one humongous section that has big stalls of every produce imaginable and also meat and seafood stalls. It is all covered and it really made me want to buy things to take back to air bnb and cook! The other half of the market (about 1/2 mile perimeter) was lined with restaurants which you could walk up and order, not fast food but really good places with excellent food. There was a bar set up in the middle, also. With a few shops and many tables . People would order from wherever they'd choose and the plates would be brought out. We all ordered omelets from a breakfast station. They weee so good (OJ amazing as well) we all went back the very next day. Insanely clean. Restrooms clean. read more

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An amazing spot when you're not sure what you want to eat! The Timeout Market in Lisbon has dishes from what I felt was all types of cuisines from Asian, Spanish, American, and of course Portuguese! Stopped by 3 times during my trip around Portugal where I started in Lisbon traveled along the coast and ended up back in Lisbon because the options and vibe were so awesome. Ended up trying the local Lisbon style steak, the American Donuts (had to compare to back home!), and the various preparations of sardines! Honestly, spaces like these throughout major cities are hubs where great food and cool vibes intersect. If you're in the Lisbon area, definitely stop by to check this spot out! Pro-tip: seating is first come first serve, so come on a weekday or plan to have your group divide and conquer where a couple people save table space and the rest helps them order food and toss in a drink for the camping effort :) read more

Time Out Market - Packed tables! - Public Markets Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Pretty touristy but was very fun to checkout everything around the food hall. Plenty of seating and lots of great places to get alcohol as well. read more

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A fun amazing popular place that has a good collection of food and all sorts of cuisine. It is very packed with tourists. We could not find a place to sit so ended up having to go to the Italian restaurant on the side of the market ( it is still part of Time Out Market ) for dinner because they have bar counter seats and patio seatings. We grabbed some pastel de nata to go . There's something for everyone at this food hall. A good experience when you are in Lisbon read more

OMG what an amazing experience so many gourmet food choices. I had a craving for a burger and I was not disappointed. My friend had the sea bass and shrimp. I can't wait to return. read more

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great selection of food options with reasonable pricing. everyone in our party of six got something different and was very satisfied. service was slower but not surprising because they were very busy! would definitely recommend :) read more

I'm just a sucker for a good food hall .. the food and drink options at Time Out Market never disappoint... my only advise is try to visit before or after peak hours ... otherwise it may be difficult finding a seat ... read more

Came here on our first day after learning the hard way last time not go on the last night. We totally over ate but I don't regret a single bite. How is it possible for everything to be so delicious? The only thing I wouldn't eat again was the braised pork cheek. I'm super picky about desserts but even the cookie cake was incredible. Definitely need to try to the "best sponge cake in the universe" that they boast on their menu. Already planning to come back before we leave Portugal. read more

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This was the perfect location for us because we were unsure of what we wanted to eat. We ate at this location at least twice. The salmon burger was delicious. It's served on black bread. The store in the market had the best natas that we found. They were always warm and included a little cinnamon. This place had amazing sushi options as well which included the best rice. The drinks were also good as well. It's a perfect location for a large group to try a variety of different Portugal food options. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the cod fish salad with beans which was served. read more

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A big market with several restaurants that's perfect for the person who doesn't know what they want to eat! Lol We walked around first and looked at everything before we decided what we wanted. They have a huge wine shop in the beginning to grab a nice bottle of wine. I opted for a more traditional Portuguese dish with octopus and potatoes. I thought it was delicious and I asked the best wine to pair it with. The girl suggested a white wine and it was perfect. A lot of options to choose from and they only accept cards here. read more

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I received quite a bit of hype about Time Out Market prior to my visit. Both from a friend and from my guide book. Luckily, Time Out was located close to my hotel and is open for lunch, dinner, and late night. Time Out is essentially a food hall on steroids. We have some food halls in Houston but this one is so much larger. And, it's a very popular dining destination in Lisbon. Have you ever been to a restaurant with a large menu and had difficulty choosing what to order? This is Time Out. There at least 20 vendors offering anything from Portuguese food to pizza, Chinese, Thai, gelato, dessert, seafood, and more. I stuck with the spots that were recommended to me by friends or highly reviewed on Yelp. My favorite? A suckling pig sandwich served with crisps. Sucking pig is generally a fatty yet flavorful meat. While fattier than I like, the sandwich came with house-made pickles. It was a delicious and a treat since suckling pig is not a dish I often have. The only thing missing? A sauce would have worked well as the dish was a little plain without it. I also tried some duck croquettes and fries from other vendors at Time Out. The biggest downside? The place gets so packed that we had trouble finding a seat during a late dinner. The stools are backless which also didn't help. After some work, we finally managed to find three spots but it was a hassle. Add more seats to handle the demand! read more

This is the food court of your dreams. It's big. It has variety. There are amazing dishes here that you'll remember, from the warm potato salad to the dumplings, from the egg tarts to the sushi, there's so much to like at Time Out Market Lisbon. We loved Time Out so much that we went here twice during our time in Lisbon. Walking and exploring is fun, but at the end of a trip, some times you just want a place where it's easy to try a bunch of great things without traversing the city or waiting in long lines. It's busy here for sure, but it's built for lots of people and fast turnover. It's also right off of a train stop, so it's easy to get to. The stalls here are going to change regularly, so I'd recommend doing some Googling to check for the latest stand-out dishes. It seems overwhelming at first, but when you walk in with some target dishes to get you started, it'll be game on from there. read more

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Wow, wow and wow. This place is heaven. Really a foodie's dream come true. We visited the time out market for lunch on our last day in Lisbon and we were not disappointed. What a fantastic place to eat. There's many restaurants and options that can suit many different tastes. As soon as we walked in we knew we were at the right place. Everything and I really mean everything looked good. It was hard deciding what to get but we went with Asian Lab first and then finished with Henrique Sá Pessoa. Food was delicious. Finding a place to sit on a Saturday was hard but worth it. I can't imagine anytime this place would not be busy so I expect the seating situation to be a constant no matter the time however I would definitely go again. read more

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Oh my, Time Out Market was absolutely the top 3 highlights of my 2 weeks trip to Lisbon/Spain. We were in Lisbon for 2 days and we went to Time Out 3 times. It was THAT amazing. In a nutshell, it consisted of restaurant-quality food in a casual market/food court setting. Each item on the menu had been curated by a team. There were a couple of the vendors that are Michelin-starred! You could also get alcoholic drinks. There were cooking classes as well. In the same building, there was a traditional grocery market on the other side. Most of the food we ordered was amazing. The prices were reasonable as well. Definitely lower than if you had gone to a restaurant. My favorites were the grilled octopus and Portuguese baked duck rice from Marlene Vieira. You must also try the custards. I personally found their version to be better than the infamous Pasteis de Belem version. Tips I have for you readers: 1) make sure you do a full circle around BEFORE you order anything. 2) make note of their meal times, as the market can get pretty crazy with locals AND tourists. The off-meal times were a teeny tiny bit better, but still crazy. I've been back for a couple of weeks now and I still miss this market a lot! read more

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We walked around the market twice before deciding what to eat, and we ended up getting food from four different places. There is such a good variety of food stalls here, some with traditional Portuguese, some with Portugueses tapas, some with fusion. All the food we got was good too. It's a busy place so while one person got food, we had the other find a place to sit and hold it. We went about an hour before noon and I imagine it could get even more busy as the day goes on. But definitely not a place to miss. We saw this place in Somebody Feed Phil and saw that they have some of the best natas as well, at Manteigaria, so of course we had those before we left. Outside the market building, there was a little market too, where artisans and other little snack stalls were set up. read more

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We came here twice (once for dinner and once for lunch). Definetly come during an off peak lunch hour (4pm) if you want to avoid the crowds. We tried many stalls - the salmon cuttlefish prego from O prego, the sushi rolls from the sushi bar, the croquettes and pies from miguel castro e silva (nothing special), but maybe we should have gotten his bacalhau a bras, the pastel de natas from manteigaria (they were very okay), and the desserts from nois. The eggy sponge cake dessert was probably the most unique and my favorite order, but everything else I felt like was al-right. You can find better food at the food markets in Madrid - san miguel. read more

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Super fun and modern way to try different tasty offerings.. from large plates to small.. at mostly reasonable prices. We loved the chatty, communal atmosphere and struck up great conversations with friendly tablemates. We tried everything from vegan burgers, charcuterie, croquettes and pastéis de nata (all outstanding) to steak, custard mille feuille, gelato and an unmemorable avocado dish (all were not outstanding) and there's plenty of options in between.. as well as beer, wine and cocktails. I think it can be a little hit or miss but it's great fun and I would gladly go back. read more

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We really enjoyed the atmosphere and the food at time out market. The hours run late which is perfect for our jet lagged selves. We came here multiple times in our week long workcation in Lisbon. We will be back with empty luggage to pack Pasteis de Nata for our local village in America. read more

Go! Time Out Market is well worth the visit. It's a great mashup of restaurants, cocktail/wine bars & dessert spots. I went here for dinner during my first night in Lisbon & was not disappointed. I sampled traditional Portuguese food, had an amazing Mai Tai inspired cocktail & finished it off w/ pastel de nata (egg custard tarts) for dessert. The one catch is... there are so many food options it's hard to decide where to eat. Fortunately, there's something for everyone, ranging from sushi to seafood to burgers and donuts. The venue is spacious but seating is challenging. I went on a Monday night and there were still a lot of people and packed seating. It took about 10 mins of wandering around to find a seat for 2. Table sharing is welcomed. Once you're seated, I suggest hunkering down. read more

Time Out Market - Foooooood! Finally found a seat lol - Public Markets Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Great place to hang out, sample good food and some drinks from the multiple bars. We went a couple of times. Once at about 11:30am when most of the food places are open and once later in the evening. It can get very crowded around lunch and dinner, of course. The attached produce market was a joy to stroll through and see such amazingly fresh produce. Some great fresh seafood on offer as well. read more

Awesome place to visit while in Lisbon. I walked there and had an awesome time. Try an APEROL spritz. If you are vegan you can eat across the street. Honest was awesome read more

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