Great selection. Some lines are long and also slow (burgers and Asian 88). Asian 88 is worth the wait. Highly recommend the chicken pad thai and chicken satay. Very busy, be prepared to wait and hunt for a place to sit. read more

WHAT A GREAT PLACE! This is not just a simple market. It is indoors and is quite large, and there are many restaurants represented. All local - no fast food stuff. You just buy whatever you feel like eating and sit at one of the many high-top tables in the center. I've never seen a place similar to this that is so well done and inviting. This is truly a special place. read more

Awesome place for foodies!! You can easily go there for a full month and not repeat a dish! They have many styles and on one side of the square, they have a full row of restaurants from famous Portuguese chefs!! The best!! No questions about the high quality cuisine at this place! It's a must see while in Lisbon! read more

Great array of food stalls! Prices are a little high but definitely worth the experience and fresh seafood. read more

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Loved this place!! Huge indoor market with plenty of food options to choose from! Loved that they had drink stations in the middle too. Definitely go to the Gin Bar for a Gin and Tonic - it's in a goblet nearly the size of your head and with additional aromatic ingredients! The croquettes were amazing (just right outside the main hall in the back on the right) and the duck risotto was simply amazing! I've gone twice so far and will likely return one last time before leaving Lisbon :) read more

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An excellent place :) A great food market, beautiful fresh fruit and wonderful perfect vegetables. I simply had to bring home to Prague some fragrant bay leaves:) Small shops in a side street selling perfectly looking flowers have their peculiar enchantment! And those great small shops selling traditional Portuguese specialities: egg cakes, fish prepared in a million ways, famous francesinha - and, of course, about a thousand kinds of port wine! If you don´t feel like tasting Portuguese goodies at the moment - by the way, I can´t imagine that could happen to anyone - there is an exhibition of tastes coming from Asia and America, anyone can choose just what they like. I can warmly recommend you that visit, it really is an unforgettable experience :) Výborné místo :) Skvělý trh s potravinami, krásné, čerstvé ovoce a báječná, bezchybná zelenina. Voňavý bobkový list jsem si musela přivézt domů, do Prahy :) Krámky s perfektně vypadajícími květinami v boční uličce vypadají jako nějaké kouzlo! A ty skvělé malé krámky s tradičními portugalskými specialitami: Vaječnými koláčky, ryby na milion způsobů, pověstná francesinha - a samozřejmě asi tisíc druhů portského! Pokud na portugalské dobroty nemáte zrovna chuť - mimochodem, to si neumím představit, že by se někomu mohlo stát - je zde exhibice chutí Asie, Ameriky, prostě na co má kdo chuť. Návštěvu vřele doporučuji, opravdu jde o nezapomenutelný zážitek :) read more

Great place to eat a variety of foods around Portugal. Its a food court with many options to choose from. Went there on a Tuesday evening and it was packed with locals and tourists. read more

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I ordered a hamburger that was vegetarian from this organic place and when I got it, there was nowhere to sit. There is literally never anywhere to sit. So I ended up sitting next to these rude ass girls. I had my burger and I cannot even begin to describe how bad it was. It was as if i tried to make something at home and it failed miserably. It tasted like fried dirt. Needless to say I pooped my pants. read more

On our visit to Lisbon this Spring we visited the Time Out Market many times! The food is authentic Portuguese and there are a wide variety of restaurants in this place! It is hard to find a seat but you just have to look and wait a few minutes. read more

Full of tourists at nearly any hour. Not well air-conditioned, and I'm sorry, but idk how anyone uses the word "authentic" to describe this food. It's good enough, some of the places are very good, in fact, but it tends to be overpriced compared to the rest of Lisboa. Come at least once for the atmosphere. read more

Super fun experience. It's like an American food court but wayyyyy better. Bravo, Time Out, for architecting this collection of delicious food vendors. What a paradox of choice. Husband and I made two laps before deciding which dishes to share -- pork cheek and clams dish + crispy roasted duck and potatoes. We expected prices to be jacked up for this type of place but dishes were all between the 9-15 euro mark, drinks 1-5 euro. Tip: It is a bit of a challenge to find seats, especially so for larger groups or families. Have someone on seat/table duty early on while the rest of your party works out the food selections. (Dear Time Out - When is our version of this coming to NYC?!?)(Please don't make it overpriced or overly trendy. This beer garden format at accessible prices works!) read more

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I can't say enough good things about this place. If you are in Lisbon, it is a must go! We were a group of 7, we each got something different and loved every single bite. Make sure you also stop by Conserveira de Lisboa and take home some of their amazing goodies! read more

What else is there to say. The ground burger is the best (not huge on seafood). The natas from manteigaria are nothing short of perfection.

We got the tip to go to the time out market from our hotel, so we decided to eat the for diner. The good thing is that you have there plenty of choices of food and drinks. Starting with salads, meat, fish, pizza, Asia up to deserts like ice, cakes and cheese with ham. Drinks like cocktails, wine and soft drinks also. All you want. There are about 20 different shops in the hall where you can get your stuff. And the quality depends where you go. And then the drawback is, if you are more people and each of them wants a different meal you will not eat together as the queues are different and also the waiting time to get the food. You get a buzzer if you edit longer that rings when you can go and pick up the food. We hat hamburger at honoratio, 24h Iberian pork at Henrique sa Pessoa and organic food. The letter was really bad, if recommend the Henrique and the honoratio. And also the Asia looks good and was busy. If there is no queue, it seems to be not tasty..... And the other negative thing is, it is crowed. You will fight for a table and for chairs. See my pictures. But it is worth going, I liked it, as I had the pork.... read more

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Overrated tourist trap. If you can afford to waste your time for the check, seating spot and bad service, this is your place.

A lot of choices and great food and wines. Love the seafood, noodles, egg tart and beer. read more

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Starving, my family and I (8 of us) Uber'ed our way to the market around 9:45pm and was so glad that a majority of the stands were open. We sampled food from 8 different stalls and almost everything we ordered was satisfactory. Both the night before and the lunch we had early that day was waaay salty so the food we are at time out was a nice change of pace. Food was season and cooked well. Wish we could've return before the end of our trip read more

This place is so cool!!! There are tons of gourmet food stalls for you peruse and sample, and lots of choices for alcohol. I tried Ginja, a liqueur that's a local favorite and tastes just like sour cherries, and also had a lemon-basil cocktail that blew my mind. The food options for vegans were very very limited, but I happened to find a roasted tomato salad that I really enjoyed. I hadn't been eating very many greens that week, so it felt good to have a great, complex salad. Great if you're with a group of picky eaters, because there's pretty much something for everyone. It's also a really fun atmosphere, and seems to be hoping late into the evening. read more

Hands down a must visit place if you're visiting Lisbon and need a bite. It's basically a food court/market gathering the best Portuguese food from Lisbon, from pregos to bacalhau, and of course, booze. It's more than affordable, with most dishes costing a maximum of €12. This is Portuguese food done right, and warrants multiple visits just so you can try more scrumptious food. I tried the tuna prego from SeaMe and the bacalhau a bras from Miguel Castro and I experienced so many mouthfeels. Time out lisboa has done an amazing job with this place and its homey, comfortable and relaxing in the city centre. I don't think you can ask for much more, and it's even open till midnight! Talk about a one stop shop for all your gastronomic needs! Can't praise this place enough, VISIT IT. read more

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This is a place in Lisbon that is a must see and eat! There are plenty of stalls and variety of food to choose from and the food is great! It's just hard to find a place to seat at times. read more

This place is a pure wow. It can get super crowded so be careful which day you are going (weekend or week day) and the time (lunch or after lunch). During busy time there is no chance to find seating and its mayhem. There is something for everybody. They have places offering fusion dishes, but importantly great Portuguese dishes. The dishes are on the pricy side, but there is a reason. The dishes taste beyond this world and are using great ingredients. We were there for 6 hours after lunch and ended up trying various dishes and drank great wine. At the end we even found a wonderful gin tonic bar with two barmen who knew how to knock up some diverse G&Ts. If you're a tourist or a local, go here and try something. Its worth the money but just go during a quieter time. Its nicer to enjoy ones meal without having people walking around them and asking if they are getting up or not. read more

The tuna is extremely fresh and the spices added on to it are just the perfect combination. It had a mayo based sauce that just blends perfectly with the fresh ahi tuna. This market rocks!!! Highly recommended. Everything is just absolutely delishes read more

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I absolutely loved this place and its hard to image why anyone else wouldn't. I'd describe this as a cross between: --an American mall style food court (where there are a million food options from conceivable cuisine origin), --a traditional open air food market (except its indoors), --an upscale restaurant (in terms of ingredients and experimental choices), but --hipster prices and aura. Yeah, that was a lot. But there was a lot going on here. A definite must-visit for any traveler, on any budget, within any age range. So basically, anyone ever. read more

I came here often during my stay in Lisbon because you can't beat the variety and quality of food. Everything I had here was absolutely sublime, service was excellent, and the gift shop was nice too. A very easy and convenient stop for hungry travelers, and you never have to wait for a bill. :-) read more

Fun place to stop by for a very large variety of foods!

Definitely had a great time here. Food served by 4 spots at the end of the square are said to be owned by famous chefs, and they were no joke. We tried one dish each from 3 of them. All of them had high-end restaurant quality. Must visit if you're in town!! read more

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So we have been twice if that says anything about how we feel, lol. It is a well curated group of chefs from around Portugal with plenty of beers and cocktails for a proper pairing! It is kid friendly which helps for those of us traveling with our future leaders . It is on the pricey side but I feel the quality of food totally justifies the prices. In my opinion, this is a must see and do while in Lisbon! read more

It's a fantastic location. In the morning you can get your fresh fish and vegetables at the market. But there is also a large food court with a lot of locals selling there food and drinks. You will find here Asian, Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanse and much more little food bars. You can choose what ever you want and sit in the middle of the court together with others. Try different kitchens and try some drinks and enjoy Portugal. Also free WiFi en clean toilets! read more

I came here, begrudgingly, and left willingly. It is an introvert's nightmare. And if you're a hypochondriac? Don't even bother. Overcrowded, endless search for seating, and waaaay overpriced. HOWEVER, if you're an extroverted meat-eater, you'd have a ball. I shared a table with a kind gentleman who was solo backpacking from some Scandinavian country. Despite the language barrier we communicated some friendly words. Then he was off, and replaced with a French mother and daughter. Food was average, people were kind, masks were off. read more

An indoor food and booze market with all the tastes of Portugal at your hands... I walked in here after taking a city tour. I needed to no longer be on a bus and needed some air and people. This was the place. You walk into a high ceiling open air venue with has food stalls and booze store fronts along the perimeter of the venue while the interior is covered in seating. If you arrive around 6.30, the place is relatively deserted but the chefs at the food stalls are quietly preparing for the crowds later. By 8, the place is packed. The tables are covered and there are lines at food stalls. Food comes out hot and fresh off the grills. The wine is cold and poured by good looking boys. Does a girl need more...nope. read more

This place is great! It is like the one stop shop for food, coffee, and dessert. There is also an upstairs location that turns into a club later in the evening. So I guess it's a one stop shop for your whole vacation. It is usually pretty packed but there is plenty of room because the area is the size of a huge airplane hangar. There are a few different sections: one is a market for fresh produce and groceries, another is for gifts and souvenirs, and the last one is lines with some of the best restaurants in Lisbon. For those interested, there are also booze served late into the night. So even if you aren't hungry and just need a place to chill and plan out the sights you'd like to see, this place is where it's at. They also have free wifi and plenty of seating. read more

I really don't get why this place only got a 3.5/5 - this was truly one of the highlights of my stay in Lisbon! It is really cool to go there and grab a bite at each stand (though really stressful for a food-addict like me - soooo many choices everywhere!) The large wood tables in the middle are also pretty nice, and you never have to wait for a space to be freed up, even during rush hours. By the way, this is a good choice for a late dinner, since everything is open till midnight during weekdays :) I would advise to stick with the chefs' dishes, since they are not a lot more expensive than the "normal" ones (around €8-11 per main). Try out pulled pork, Portuguese rice and duck appetizers, or really anything you want - we loooooooved it all! read more

I didn't have yelp until i went to the time out market in lisbon. it was so bad i had to download it and make an account to share my experience. it was crowded and full of people who have no idea how pedestrian traffic works. some examples of my terrible experience include: people standing side by side in the middle of the exit leaving barely any room to get in or out, people walking on all sides of the narrow pathway at a snail's pace, people taking way too long to leave their seat even when they noticed there was a crowd of people waiting to sit down and they were no longer eating, and lines for food stalls not moving for over 30 minutes. i spent maybe an hour in the time out market and never ate a single thing. i wish i had, because i'm sure it would have been delicious, but the lines were ridiculous and the heat and humidity was unbearable on a 75 degree (considered mild in comparison to most other days) day. i would have left zero stars but i literally can't. go somewhere else for a meal, please. read more

Oeeefff I had the best grilled fish here! And you can not leave without trying the pastéis de nata from manteigaria. There is a Good vibe and Nice music. If you are in Lissabon you should really check iT Out. Ooh and in the corner there is this qrocuette place. They were very good! Check Out my pics! You will be blowen away. read more

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Food, Beer, Cocktails, Shopping So hopped down for our evening meal to this slick, modern food stall market and decided on a tasting platter from Marlene Vieira for €15 and a couple of big slices of pizza from a few stalls down at £2.50 each. A big beer was €4 and a glass of red was €3ish, so €27 for a small meal for 2 and drinks. T.b.h our tasting platter was lacking quantity, but very decent quality and there's no getting away from the bustling atmosphere and the fact you can pick and choose from a couple of dozen stalls is a bonus. It gets busy with locals and tourists alike, but on the whole there're no probs getting seats. Many of the stall menus are in English and most of the workers can advise what's on offer in English too. The girls at Marlene Vieira were super helpful, explaining our platter would be 5 pieces selected by the chef. It's just a pity we filled our bellies at lunchtime, as we didn't have the space to sample any of the other stalls food and drink :-/ read more

Amazing selection of foods in this gourmet food market. Choose from traditional Portuguese rice and fish dishes to slow roasted pork, seafood, sushi. Array of wine, port, champagne and full bars. You could eat here every meal of your trip to Lisbon and not get bored. Food Quality? Out of this world! read more

Great spot in Lisbon to try local favorites. It's busy so come prepared to take a stroll around and see all the yummy choices, then grab a table. The chef's restaurants are in the far back and are highly recommended. read more

Best place to experience the best of Lisbon food scene in one location at reasonable prices. It took me and the other a few minutes to get acclimated to the system, but then we were on a roll. Scope out seats. Claim said seats. Send someone for booze. Send someone for food. Repeat 3-4 until dizzy or full. read more

A warehouse filled with restaurant where wine is as abundant as people . Some restaurants provides an open kitchen environment and others outside seating . The wine selection were all Portuguese and the variety was a little overwhelming. I had lunch at Sea Me and the food was pretty good. This place is ideal for groups because everyone would find something to like to eat without compromising for the sake of eating together. read more

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A Portuguese smorgasbord of what the food culture has to offer in Lisbon. High end restaurants and mom and pop stops are represented. The stalls are all created equal, with black and white consistent marketing, not the trashy and attention grabbing commercialism, which lends to a modern sleek experience. You are given a beeper by each vendor as you order and buzzed when your order is ready. Allowing to wander and try big and small plates, ordering at will. Housed in a gigantic modern warehouse. Food vendors line the outside while hungry and enthusiastic customer (both local and tourist) eat and drink the delights on large communal high top table in the center. The other side of the building is a traditional European market, with seasonal fruit, vegetables, meats, spices, and flowers. A must if visiting Lisbon! read more