I came here on the last day of my trip to Lisbon and arrived around 11 am. I don't know why I was expecting everything to be open, but found that most spots (even though there was staff standing up by the cashier) were still closed until 12:30 or so. While I was waiting I was lured into a few open spots that I feel were misses. The croquette kiosk is a definite skip, not much flavor and too filling. I tried Marlene Vieira's anchovies on toast which were delicious and made up for this. But the most incredible thing I ate was the sardine nigiri sushi from Sea Me. An incredible blast of flavor over the perfect amount of rice. The traditional sushi counter they have at this market was also delicious, I had a piece of salmon nigiri as well. read more

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This was our first stop once we arrived in Lisbon and the market was everything we expected. We walked over from Hotel Baixa and got a chance to see all the market had to offer. They had something for everyone and instead of feeling overwhelmed, I locked in what exactly I wanted to eat and ended up at Monte Mar. I ordered the salmon (they make it differently in Europe) with veggies and an octopus salad. It cost a little under 20 euros for my meal, which is decent as food isn't that expensive in Lisbon. My salmon wasn't the best but it was fresh and was satisfying enough. It was a struggle to find seating but we managed to snag a table. This place gets busy on the weekends so get there early. read more

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My husband and I LOVED the Time Out Market. It really is a foodies heaven on earth. The hardest part is choosing where to eat to be honest because there is so much to choose from, it can get quite overwhelming. We stoped at a bar in the main area and I swear, my husband had the best old fashion we ever tasted. To be honest I did not eat one bad thing here, the pasta meted in your mouth, the gelato was such a sweet treat and the seafood was so fresh. I believe this spot is also open during the day when a lot of regular business places close down for lunch (don't quote me on that) But if you are in Lisboa, this should definitely be at the top of your list. read more

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So many options in such a small place. Maybe even too many options because it makes it almost impossible to choose. I was able to narrow it down to the Seafood Soup from one stall and the Octopus Rice from a different stall. I ordered at the stall, took a buzzer and waited for my food. Neither dish took very long and they were both tasty. This is a great spot for a quick lunch, especially if there is a large group since everyone can order something different. read more

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Now this is a food hall - multiple food stalls (i.e., burgers, Asian, pizza, donuts, sandwiches, curry, pasta, cookies, etc.) with several bars situated in the center serving beer, wine or cocktails. Patrons didn't know to bus their own tables, which causes you to have to wait for the cleaning crew to come by the very busy, extremely packed communal tables looking for trays that needed to be cleared and tables to wipe down. read more

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We went to Time Out Market Lisbon around 8:30 PM on a Monday night. It is a large market with many stalls, food options, but boy was it packed! There are large communal tables, so it should be good for a large groups, and maybe making new friends but good luck finding a space to sit together. Staff were cleaning up after people but unfortunately given the liveliness and availability of alcohol, I often found glass on the floor. Thankfully, it wasn't a long way to order our food they give you a beeper while you wait. The food options are vast, gourmet and excellent, but I think given the large volume of people, presentation/accuracy is sacrificed (compared to my time out market experience in Porto). As a vegetarian, I was afraid I would not have many options, but was surprised that besides the pasta bars other places also had vegetarian options so do take a look around before ordering pasta like I did. Having said that, my gnocchi with pesto rosso was excellent from Liberta pasta bar! Very filling. We got starters from the Croquetteria-- they gave us sweet potato chips instead of the baked potatoes that I ordered, I had to ask them to fix it so they gave us both. The carrot soup was delicious, but was spilled down the side of the bowl. I enjoyed the goat cheese and vegetable curry croquettes. For dessert, we got a chocolate chip cookie from funky chunky that we thoroughly enjoyed. We also stopped by gelato davvero and got strawberry and stratiacella-- yum yum!! Its across the street from train/metro station near Pink Street. They only accept card, no cash. read more

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LOTS OF FOOD OPTIONS, BUT TOO MANY PEOPLE ======================================= Visited last Sunday, July 7, 2024, upon arrival in Lisbon from our three plus hour drive up from Lagos in the Algarve. I'd have to say we've been there and done that and we don't have to go back. There were so many people and not enough seats, so it is practically a fight to nab some seats. It reminds me of Grand Central Market in Los Angeles, but I think we have better food. The parking is crammed like Grand Central Market. We were glad we were driving a small BMW X1. Would I go back? Probably not. read more

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Food market with lots of variety and lively atmosphere. Super busy tho, you might not find a table. read more

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What a fun place! You can get anything here and the community tables are awesome. We selected food from the Marlene Vieira Stall and it was fantastic! Arroz, crab/guacamole salad, and cod fritters with local beer and wine. Service super friendly! Great pricing for delicious food. We will return and try something else or come here again. read more

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Beautiful Time Out Market Lisboa! With plenty of variety, one is bound to find a new favorite dish. We happen to be slightly rushed and chose pizza for lunch. It was good but definately overpriced for its quality and quantity. The ambiance made-up for the shortfall. There is a public washroom with 4 stalls for women. read more

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Clean, large and so much food and drinks to choose from! We came on a Thursday afternoon, and it wasn't that crowded. I opted for traditional Portuguese food and it was delicious. Tons of high. Tops and Benches for seating. There's a blend of dessert and savory shops with beer and wine in the middle. If you walk further back, you can catch the actual grocery market with fresh veggies, meats and fish. A must visit in Lisbon! read more

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I agree with some of the reviews on here that this place is targeted for tourists, but if you are clueless of where to eat and want a variety, this is the place to check out! There's a huge variety of food to check out, and tons of Portuguese known restaurants have a location here too, which gives you an opportunity to sample different items from different businesses. We went on a day that was super packed! It was really hard to find a seat, but after walking around a few times, my husband and I were able to find a spot. We ordered a caldo verde (Portuguese soup), some beer, and some light bites like a sardine toast to share. Overall, I do think this is a place to visit if you're looking for variety, but don't expect an authentic experience. read more

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In Lisbon, a major league food court with a huge variety of different food types It's all self service at the individual counters which are around the edge of what is an old food market that has been repurposed Attentive staff will clear away your plates when you're finished We were there during g the Euro24 soccer tournament and the games were being shown on a big screen A huge selection - we had a Tuna Poke and lentil soup from a specialty soup vendor A little overpriced for Lisbon - you may say it's a tourist trap BUT if you want to sample lots of different food without digging out different places it's well worth it I don't think you will be disappointed read more

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Very cool food hall with many different types of cuisine-Japanese, pizza, Portuguese, Italian, etc. definitely worth checking out for a meal or two in Lisbon. read more

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I cannot say enough good things about this food hall. We were delirious over the options and beautiful food! We had some of the best pasta we've ever eaten at "Liberta Pasta" and a wonderful sampling of treats from "Cafe Sao Bento" and "Marlene Vieira" - everything was fresh and delicious. Be forewarned, this place is crowded for good reason. So many choices in a bustling environment that will leave you hankering for another visit. read more

A short walk from our hotel was the time out market. A modern food market . Walk around and see what looks interesting. Buy it and go sit down. Have fun must do. read more

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Incredible market in the Bica district of Lisbon down in the cruise port area. This is a must stop if you're in Lisbon. Dozens of food stalls and lots of seating. Pastel de nata, fresh made. Eat in or takeout. It is next to a park and across the street is the train station. The prices are a bit high but the quality is excellent. It is self-service, you walk up to a stall and order your food and then wait for it to be prepared for you. there are stalls on the perimeter where you can sit down and have a quieter meal as the dining court is rather noisy. The selection is amazing and you can find anything that you could want for lunch or dinner. read more

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Timeout market while a huge tourist trap is worth seeing. It's also very near the harbor and is easy to get to. We were impressed by the number of food choices. Also, there was a cute little gift shop centrally located in the market where I got a bunch of things for family, we came in a few times and every time ended up leaving because it was just too crowded for us. However, there were a lot of spots that looked good and we're clearly popular. read more

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This is definitely a huge tourist trap. None of the food we had was our favorite. While it wasn't bad, there are so many places to dine in Lisbon I'd honestly maybe come here for a drink and a pastel de nata and head out. read more

I can see how people would think this is a tourist trap since there are so many spots in Lisbon with good food. But the food is actually pretty good. I'm sure prices are more expensive here but compared to NYC, it was cheap. We got there on a Saturday at 1, and it was packed. I would recommend coming with at least two people and no more than four. That way you can have someone order food and have someone else look for a table. The tables are like cafeteria style seating so if you have a large group, it's going to be really hard for you to sit together. We ordered seafood from Marlene Vieira and Pinóquio. Lines are long but they move relatively quickly. If you don't mind crowds, and hunting for a seat/table, Time Out Market is worth checking out once. read more

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If you are in Lisbon, I would recommend coming to Time Out Market. The Market is filled with an assortment of small restaurants. I ordered the pizza, the sushi, lavender drinks. The service at the market was very good even though the place was packed. The food was reasonably priced. read more

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I tried ten different stalls during my time in Lisbon and in my review I'll rate everything I tried and give my personal recommendations on what to eat and what to avoid! To start this review, I'll talk about Time Out Market in general. It's a huge, modern indoor food market. It is very clean, there are long communal tables for diners, and the market is basically catered for tourists. No cash is accepted and every stall accepts Apple Pay. Everything will be a bit pricey and crowded. The vendors are hand picked by Time Out, so the food is actually quite good. Supposedly, Time Out represents the best food in Lisbon. Most of the vendors have a separate restaurant location as well. It gets VERY crowded here and finding a seat can be difficult, despite the many tables. For lunch, I recommend getting here 11:30AM or earlier. 12-2PM was just crazy lines and no seats. I also recommend finding a spot to sit before ordering so you're not fighting for an open seat with a tray of food in your hands. Now, onto the GREAT, the MID, and the EH (would skip) GREAT (my favorite stalls) -- Cafe de Sao Bento: the steak tartar from here was one of the best things I've eaten during my Lisbon trip. AMAZING steak here. -- Henrique Sa Pesso: is a close second with their grilled fish with hummus (chefs special menu). The kitchen looks professional and the flavors are elegant and beautiful. -- Gelato Davvero: so delicious!! Perfect ice cream ending to an excellent meal. I loved the pastel de nata flavor. -- L'eClair: beautiful, photo-perfect, sweet eclair pastries. -- Miguel Castro E Silva: this is borderline mid. The francesinha was very good. The mushroom chicken pie and the sardines on toast were just OK. MID (just okay) -- Monte Mar: I thought their grilled octopus was good but the cold octopus salad was really disappointing. -- Crush Donuts: pretty good donuts but nothing mind blowing. My favorite was the tiramisu. Boston cream tasted like a normal donut back in USA. -- Confraria: the sushi place. I wouldn't say it was bad, just incredibly mid when compared to the sushi back home in California. I'm not sure if this is good for Portugal standards. The sashimi on the rolls were sparse. Fish quality just ok. Eh (skip these) -- Zero Zero: yes, getting a fresh pizza is so tempting but honestly I thought the pizzas were just good, not great. I shouldn't have wasted my stomach space on a "good" pizza. -- Mercado Da Sopa: the first red flag was that the soups were just sitting there, not hot. $10 for a bowl of soup? Not worth it. While I love Time Out Market, I do think that diners should be careful selecting what they want to spend on because not all stalls are worth the money and time. That, and the fact that the crowds can be a bit much, make me give this review a 4 star. If I ever come back, I will try the O Frado stall (I've had the restaurant location which is very good) and I would order more items from the Henrique Sa Pesso stall (everything there seems very delicious) read more

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Time Out Market is a great place to eat in Lisbon because you get so many options without traveling too far. I was here between 1-2 PM on a weekday, but it was still very busy. It took around five minutes to find a spot to sit. They have long tables arranged in the middle of the food court. Near the entrance, there are stalls from chefs who earned Michelin stars. The one with the longest line was Marlene Vieira. Other than these, the croqueteria and Sea Me seemed popular too. I would say prices are higher here. I was able to get the daily special at Marlene for only 10€, but their normal dishes range 16+€. Pasteis de Belem is here too. The market side was closed by the time I got there. I only saw the side with the restaurants. Outdoor dining is available. Restroom (WC) is at the other end of the market from the Michelin wall. read more

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Great place: many options even for vegetarians. All the food is spectacular that we tried, I believe it was four different stands total. This is worth a trip. The market is efficient (buzzers for food, card only, everyone gets a tray and there are hooks to hang bags under the tables) and the place is clean and vibrant. Consider it a very upscale food court with everything type of Portuguese food and then more. It's a little bit pricey for some items, generally it's reasonable and a tip is not expected. A caipirinha is under 6 euro at the sushi stand and it's pretty good. Fresh meats, seafoods, ice cream, it was all great. Even the sushi is worth it! read more

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Wow! Incredibly hopping food hall with great selection and variety of foods to try. There's something for everyone. We came our first night and it was jamming on a Sunday night. It was hard to shark for a place to sit, so you had to hustle. We tried several of the options, unfortunately I don't recall all the names, but we had incredible food and were so happy with the overall experience. One dish that was amazing from a restaurant in the corner was rice with chickpeas, kind of like a risotto/stew. It was amazing....so simple and comforting. The gelato is also very very good and a great way to end the meal. Go! You'll love it! read more

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This place rocks! So many options for food and drink your head will explode. Everyone can habe something different. Pick a table in the middle of the hall and then cruise the stalls of all the top restaurants in Portugal. I chose the Monday special at Marlene Vieira which was a succulent braised beef rib bone in a sea of potatoes. I was rewarded with a perfect dinner. The meat was fall off the bone and the potatoes had been simmering in these succulent meat juice for hours. Outstanding!! read more

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I make it a point to visit indoor or outdoor food markets in every city I visit. Lisbon was no exception. I was happy to find the Time Out Market. You'll probably find two different experiences depending on when you visit. During the day, beyond food vendors, you'll also find a farmers market. In the evening, you find plenty of great restaurants and dessert vendors. Sitting can be a bit of a hard commodity to come by, especially for a larger group. I recommend you be ready to split up. You can also get more walking friendly bites. Prices vary but all seemed reasonable for the quality and portion. Lots of seafood options, including an octopus hotdog! read more

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Food: Lots of choices to choose from! Especially if you're the time that likes to browse a little and see the options prior to committing to anything, this place is great! Some storefronts will actually have examples of dishes set in the front so you can see what you'll be getting before purchasing! Cost: The dishes within this market is definitely a little more overpriced in comparison to the places that are local however its not too much more expensive and for the convenience of being able to choose from a collection of restaurants is worth it. Environment: Extremely busy! Every time I have gone, it was bustling and finding a table/spot to eat did take a little search. Service: The wait time after you put in an order isn't too long! You normally get a beeper and with that they'll notify you when its time to come back to pick up your order. Uniqueness: Great place to provide options and heads up- most if not all of the restaurants seems to only take card and not cash! read more

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Packed at the time I visited. Time Out Markets are beginning to sprout in cities I've visited lately and I love them. Why? 2 reasons 1) local restaurateurs setup popups here 2) it is convenient for travelers who may not have time to search the dining ecosystems in a city. If you're not into local fare, then there are choices for pizza, burgers and others. I was on the hunt for local fish and other goods. Luckily I found them here. The Time out market in Lisbon has varied offerings and services: wineries, flower markets, MTO food, desserts, even a book sale. It is a gathering place for visitors, locals and hungry cruisers on the hunt. I found Agua here with their super fresh catch that is cooked to order and a port store that shipped my purchase home. I loved how the long tables were always bussed to keep up with traffic coming to eat a meal here. What I didn't like is the open air setup of the building-- it was 85 degrees, (felt like 90s) and humid the day I visited. It was uncomfortable, even for me who likes humidity. End of Yelp read more

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Full on crazy busy in a weekend. Lots of food places but quite pricey and large meals. Vegetable market next door had an excellent selection

So let's me get straight and spill the beans, this market is where Americans and tourists come for their food cravings. Yes, they have local food options between the various vendors but there is a lot of food catered towards the broader palette. We enjoyed our croquettes, pizza and few things we tried. Come here for the modern fare but don't come looking for local market vibes!! read more

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Went on a Thursday at around 2pm and it was popping! I can't imagine how crowded it gets during peak times. My husband and I struggled to get seating but eventually did. Tables are cleaned quite quickly and the amount of food choices make it difficult to choose! Definitely recommend making a stop here if you're in Lisbon to check it out as a tourist. read more

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Visiting Lisbon with some friends and they had some iffy experiences with Time Out in NYC but everyone recommended this one so we gave it a shot! And honestly I can't rave enough about it. We got this bacalahou from one place and the filet from another and honestly for the price I was beyond obsessed. These were high quality meals at an excellent price point and it was delicious. We also got some pastel de nata and honestly it was a great evening!! 10/10 recommend read more

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A huge variety of foods to choose from, and in addition to food there are multiple choices for drinks & dessert. We visited the market as a family with kids and everyone enjoyed their meals. Sushi & burgers were the choices that night, and we ended with cookies! read more

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if you were to look up the word "tourist trap" in the dictionary, this place would appear next to it. However, as tourists, we definitely wanted to check it out. We actually went twice, one at night and one during the day. Both days it was extremely crowded, and getting a seat is almost near impossible. We ventured out to this location after checking out the pink street, and found that it was like other time out locations across the globe. Its a food hall with variety of different places to get food. Considering this one is in lisbon, this place has a lot of seafood options. we ended up getting the scallops at sea me, and seafood soup at some other place. we also got the cheesecake (i forgot the name of the place) and it was actually one of the best cheesecake i've tried. they also have a few options to get drinks. I have to talk about the table and seating... even though this place is huge and if it was entirely empty, you can see how many seats/people this place can hold. but both times i went, it was very difficult to get a seat. you need to be a vulture and hover around people almost finished with their meal to get a seat. Also, i've noticed other time out locations have pricer options than regular brick and mortar stores. i wonder if the rent is a lot higher at food halls to justify the higher cost of meals here. you can definitely find other delicious options elsewhere. This is something i would recommend checking out once during the day (as the farmer market is open as well), but not sure if i'll be back if i'm ever back in lisbon. read more

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We had a very enjoyable time at the Time Out Market. Fantastic Shrimp with Beans and Rice, Caldo Verde Soup, and Cod Fritters. Very clean market with great attention to detail in preparing the food. read more

They had a lot of different choices of food that you can choose from! We had some sardines, pizza, pad Thai, nachos! They were all good! The prices were very reasonable! Great beer choices! It's all self serve, you order and they give you a device and it buzzes to tell you the food is ready! read more

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Hard to say I'd recommend this place; it's a madhouse that's clearly gained so much popularity it's now over populated and difficult to enjoy. We didn't find anything about this place worth the visit; the food is mediocre at best and slightly overpriced. There weren't enough tables for the capacity of people, so we spent a lot of time trying to simply find a spot to sit and eat once we got our food; there isn't enough staff clearing the tables so there are dirty dishes piled up everywhere which clearly doesn't help the seating capacity issues. Perhaps if you're visiting Lisbon you can walk through to see what all the hubbub is about, but do yourself a favor and avoid the experience of actually purchasing and dining here. read more

Great place to stop by have a drink, have snacks hang out meet up w friends have a drink oops I said that already! I suppose I had one drink too many. I noticed that they don't have to go cups. It's all glassware for water or wine, and there's somebody coming and collecting the glassware. Interesting. Manyegaria is one of the famous places that you must try the pastel de nata, it's very good. There is Great variety of food selections to try. communal tables, so it self service. read more

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Worth a stop while in Lisbon. It's a tourist trap of course, but very nice market, different than other markets in terms of what they have and how nicely setup it is. A great option for groups or if you want to try different foods, as they have something for everyone. It's a bit pricey compared to the surrounding restaurants, but I got some food from the Thai shop inside and ordered Pad Thai and it was delicious and about 12.5 Euros. So not too bad, however outside in the restaurants you could get a meal for 6-8 euros. Had a nice market out front as well, so it gives you a place to chill for a break in your day from sightseeing. Really hard to get a seat here though, so I'd suggest first finding a seat and someone from your party to save it while you all go around and get your read more

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