This place sucks! It is loud, it is crowded, it is over priced, and it is totally not worth your time.

Loved all the options for all the different types of eaters in our group. Since we were a party of 6, it was very tough to find a table to eat. We ended up eating outside at one of the TimeOut restaurants Sea Me that had sit down service. Had the Balcaulhau with a creamed chestnut ... Portuguese dish was very good! Mom had the ceviche which she really liked too. Great waiter let us get steak from inside and sushi for another kid. All in all worked out! read more

A really amazing concept theoretically, but really a complete nightmare in reality when it comes down to it, especially if you're 2 people. Here's how it goes: first you circle like vultures trying to find a place to sit down. Took us a good 15-20 minutes. Then one persons goes and orders all the food from different stalls trying to time it all and then carry it all back to the table so you can eat at the same time. Not an easy task if you like to eat different things. Meanwhile the other person is guarding your seats for dear life because they are the hottest commodity there and people will snatch them right out from under you. I was standing in line at Monte Mar and it was as slow as molasses cuz the guy can't get his act together. Meanwhile my buzzer goes off for Cafe De São Bento 2 stalls down which I had ordered from right before. But I can't get out of line and my dinner companion can't get it cuz he's guarding our seats so the buzzer keeps going off for like 15 minutes while I'm stuck in line and the steak is kind off cold by the time I finally pick it up. That's after trying to pick up the bottle of wine from Alexandre Silva where I got the appetizers from. Which leads me to my next point: the food is really not served in a way that's anywhere comparable to the actual restaurant and you're hardly in an environment that's conducive to fully enjoying it. I had had dinner at Belcanto the night before and thought a super casual experience at Time Out might be a nice counter-balance but all I got was heartburn after spending about 85% of my over 2 1/2 hours there waiting in line or running around like a chicken with its head cut off. Might be ok to go at off peak hours or if you just want to sample a few things or if you're 20-something and can deal with the chaos, but I'd rather just go to the actual restaurants and really enjoy my meal! read more

Too big , Too busy, too noisy, too many line ups..: Ordered a fish and chips..., the fish was quite good sesbass, but too expensive considering that it's take out good. The chips were potato sticks. Not good. Had to chase around the building looking for some place to sit. This is not dining and not even good value. read more

Can strongly recommend this place. Great selection and a laid back atmosphere. Its setup like a food court. Which can be a good or a bad thing depending on your expectations though. Open until late every day. read more

This market is definitely worth visiting. Lots of food vendors were you can experience a lot of local food dishes. We loved the food experience as well as the lively ambiance. read more

As you can tell by the name, Time Out Market is over-commercialized, overpriced, and not very authentic. Looking for somewhere to get a quick bite and don't mind paying a little more? You'll find plentiful options. But if you're looking for the real market experience, this is the equivalent of going to Disneyland to experience real life. On the plus side, they have plenty of free bathrooms! read more

Fabulous food and retail market. One sits at stalls and orders specialties of that establishment. Great for grazing!

If you are a food lover and a palette explorer this place is made for you. We had this bookmarked before we got to Lisbon and it did not disappoint. Gets very busy though and it's hard to find a place to sit but tag team with a friend or your partner and you'll eventually settle into a chair. The eclair place is mouth watering. Grilled fishes and prawns in parsley butter are a must try at some of the restaurants. read more

This is hands-down the food highlight of our entire S. Europe trip (Andalusia and Portugal). We usually don't come back to a place twice but we did here. Highlights: - High quality food all around - Great variety - Free Wifi - Fast service (most places provide wireless pagers) - Locals (did not feel like a tourist trap at all) read more

It is like an old market hall with kitchens all around. In the middle is the seating area. We tried the burger, chicken and a smoothie and everything was pretty good. But there are so much kitchens, with different stuff around, that there should be something for everyone. Perfect place for a group with different tastes. read more

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The roast chicken is incredible, then you add the peri peri sauce and it is catapulted into another universe.

We went there to get dinner after just arriving in Lisbon. The four of us tried different things from different places. All of them was great. It is an awesome concept, but it is very popular. It is really hard to get a table to sit. We were lucky to get a table quickly, but many people had to walk around for a long time. As soon as one of us left the table, people were asking for the chair, even when we had an unfinished plate of food there. read more

Very interesting court food to eat what you love!!! Especially some Portuguese dishes!! Enjoy!!! read more

I wanted to love this place. Time Out is one of my go-to guides for exploring the food scene in a new city. I would give this place a pass. I took a sampling from several dishes from over three different vendors and the result was timid flavors and tourist-bait menus: cod fish fritters that were grainy and sour, and a tasting tray of "Portuguese classics" that tasted like they were harvested from the garbage. The pasteil were ok, but go to Belem for the real thing. Stay away fellow food lovers. read more

There are a lot of different food choices but we had a very hard time finding seats. I guess it's a soccer WC season.

This place is fantastic! Sounds like a food court when you read about it, but it is soooo much more. Absolutely special food and people watching!! read more

FANTASTIC!!! This place has a little bit of everything! I love it. The seafood is fresh, some of the restaurants are ran by chefs, and the service is always friendly. I am having the time of my life. read more

Terrible service, no place to sit. People are downright rude and selfish. Don't waste your time going here. The food is not worth it.

Awesome spot. Lots of good choices and great concept - bring this to the US! I highly recommend the Asian lab and sushi spot right next to each other. read more

Great place to grab lunch with friends or family ! You'd better get there rather early though, for it is very crowded and it is hard to find somewhere to sit. The food is excellent and varied : we chose Henrique (salmon tataki with noodles, soft boiled egg with truffled purée, fish and chips) but Sea me is also delicious. read more

Time Out Market - Salmon tataki with noodles from Henrique - Public Markets Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Such a great variety of food! I ordered from Sea Me and it was not bad, but there are so many different options to choose from. It has a nice lively vibe, but it can be difficult to find a place to sit especially if you come in a crowd. The bartender at one of the bars was extremely friendly and made really good Sangria. Check out a few bars before ordering because we ordered 2 sangrias and got a free tapas. read more

Huge, modem food hall filled elbow to elbow with meandering tourists. Brace yourself during peak hours. There are many options including offshoots of popular Lisbon eateries. read more

Incredible. Amazing food. Great desserts. So many choices! Tons of people are here so prepare for everything to take while but go slow and enjoy! read more

Time Out Market - Public Markets Near Me - Lisbon, 11

Really lovely indoor food market. All of the food looked truly amazing, super fresh and beautifully prepared. I went with 6 girls and none of us had a complaint about the different food that we ordered. Be prepared to pay much more than you would at other spots around the city. Most of the options that I saw for actual food, not just a snack, was 15-20€. read more

Huge market with a variety of drink, food, and dessert spots. Definitely very touristy and tough to find seating if you come at standard meal times. Nevertheless, solid food, good time, and very social. read more

Wide selection of stalls. Very busy and seating can be an issue, especially in a group of 3 or more people.

The food at Alexandre Silva was super fantastic, but the server didn't seem to care what I thought. Worth enduring the server, the food was some of the best I've tasted!! read more

It is a foodie's heaven - a food market in Cais do Sodré with amazing gourmet food at very decent prices. It's extremely because each of the stands represents restaurants from highly rated Portuguese chefs. The place is always full so you should either go early or really late. read more

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Best place in town. It's hipsterish but in the good way. Try the steak sandwich at Cafe de Sao Bento. Best in the world. I Promise. Hi there. Now. read more

I used to go here very often and recommend to all my foreigner friends. it used to be a great food court where each one could choose what to eat Portuguese traditional food, but cooked in a more modern way, which means heather. Last month I was there with my cousins from France and it was awful, the food was ok, but more expensive than before and the increase on value is not followed by the quality, but the worse come after you get the food, you have to search for a place where everyone can seat together, we were 5 and we had to search for 15-20 minutes... Not recommencing anymore. read more

I wish we had gone on our first day in Lisbon! Without kids we would have literally stayed all afternoon from lunch into dinner time. It's an incredible concept to have so many of he city's great chefs & restaurants represented in one food hall. If you're really impressed, then you can always seek out the flagship Restaurants. Great place to hang out & meet fellow foodie travelers, too. You could visit several days in a row and have completely different experiences each time. Don't miss it! read more

It's perfect if you like over crowded Bobo places. Perfect to share small things like tapas or some nice drinks. But the best restaurants are for many of them on the left side of the market... First evening we tryed a Portuguese in the main part... Was so so.... And we tryed to find a table for two for a moment... So avoid the Saturday evening and the food dealers of the central part. We came back the day after around midday and went A Cozhina da Felicidade where u can seat properly, food was very good and the team very friendly. read more

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3 stars for the food, 1 more star for the experience. Came here on Sunday. I heard it was a "must visit" in Lisbon for food and was excited to try. Apparently it's like a giant food court with restaurants from all over the city. So the concept is that you can taste the best of each restaurant. It is very noisy but lively and Modern. I walked around to see what options they had. Apparently they sell everything from seafood, egg tarts to souvenirs. I chose to eat at one of the famous seafood place. I ordered some fresh oysters and supposedly their famous fish dish. The oysters are nothing special, and the fish dish was so salty I had to wash it down with copious amount of white wine. I spoke to a Portuguese lady from Porto who was sitting next to me and I mustached her the question- "why is the dish so salty is this normal for Portuguese cuisine?" With a confused look on my face. (She didn't speak English so we had to communicate with broken Spanish). She told me it's normal for Portuguese dishes to have a lot of salt just wash it down with wine- so I did. And we both LOLed. Overall it's a great experience. I had people from all over the world sitting next to me- it's a great experience, meeting friendly strangers from all over the world, hearing about their unique stories, while drinking wine profusely so you forget how salty the fish is- isn't this what traveling to foreign land all about? read more

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Such a fun place! I wish I was able to come here more than once while I was in Lisbon. Hubby and I came here for dinner before a night of debauchery in the Barrio Alto area. We came near closing so we had to think fast on what we wanted. We started at the bar and ordered some licor Beirão which is the well known drink in Lisbon. Then we headed to Sea Me and I got the scallps dish which was sooooo good. It was 3 scallps on a mango chutney spread. I wish it was bigger! Hubby and I were told to get the Francesinha while on a tour of Lisbon so we were happy that we found one here at one of the shops (cannot remember the name) and it was so delicious! We also ordered the arroz de marisco from Marlene Vieria which was pretty good too but we really wanted the octopus which ran out right before we got there...DARN! Hubby got a burger at one of the shops which he said was really good too. It was a great dining experience. A bit on the pricier side for market meal though. Next time in Lisbon we will come earlier! read more

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Can't decide what to eat? Then time out of the place to go! A huge food hall with a ton of options from different vendor. You can get everything from authentic Portuguese food to hamburgers. Everything is fresh and delicious. read more

This is a nice place to check out if you are visiting Lisbon. This place became more popular after being featured in Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix. It has different types of Portuguese food from main dishes to desserts! read more

Absolute must see!! Variety of food will please your palate! Highly recommend for those foodies out there!! read more

Time Out Market - Inside the market - Public Markets Near Me - Lisbon, 11

The atmosphere was phenomenal everyone drinking and having good food. I would def give this place 5 stars however non of the food really wowed me. It was good but nothing to rave about. read more

Very nice selection of restaurants and bars. Our family loved that you could eat and drink anytime of the day. We were also really happy with the quality of the food. This is a perfect location for a casual meal where everyone can really choose a different type of food to enjoy. Food was also reasonably priced for downtown Lisbon. read more