it's a bit pricey. But definitely, a must do in Lisbon if you're a foodie. Great variety of food vendors.

The food is overpriced and if you try fish that is not grill (there is only one place like this with prices over 20 eur) you will get food poisoning from fish that has been frozen more than a dozen times. Advice: Leave the food hole and walk 100m to the first Portuguese restaurant to eat well. read more

I wasn't sure what to expect with this, but we were thoroughly impressed! We stayed across the street and ended up eating there 4 times. The food vendors need to be fairly highly rated before they get a spot in the market, and all of the stalls have a full restaurant somewhere else in Lisbon. What this means is you (and your group) can all try different things from different restaurants and eat in the same place. Everyone is happy! Also, there are several bars (a Schweppes Gin and Tonic Bar, for example) if you want something other than what is served from the vendors. So much variety! read more

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This places is amazing for sharing food and great drinks. You have some spots with Michellin Stars. It's always full of people, local and tourist. The food is Amazing from any of the spots you choose and the gin bar is top! Plus, it's open until 2 am on weekends! read more

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

Fantastic selection of amazing food is the huge plus. Trying to find a seat is quite the battle. Mangia.

Delicious foods, amazing pastels, great variety for different dietary needs. I ate vegetarian while my partner ate pork. Seems like the best of Portugal is here and we went back a second time after loving out first. read more

A must hit in Lisbon. Just leaving and so full, tried several dishes not a bad thing so say. Had great service as well. Good place to taste what the locals eat. Plenty of drink and dessert options as well. If you can't find something to eat, you don't eat food. Can be crowded so when you see an empty seat, run for it! read more

Amazing options to choose from if you only have 1 dinner in town I would suggest time out market.. delicious meals and such great ambience!

Good variety of vendors with some creative menu offerings, but for the price, food is good and not outstanding. A little overhyped in my opinion read more

Mercado da Ribeira combines the yuppie goodness of Chelsea Market with the stripped down hipness of Smorgasburg and dumps it all on the see and be seen riverfront district of Lisbon, where all the pretty young things come to sip wine and eat steak sandwiches. As the name implies there is actually a rather large market here, but given that the chef and fishwife population has all that fresh local produce locked down by 9AM, they put up these gourmet food stalls to get everyone else through the doors. About half of them have the usual assortment of artisanal pizza, sushi, grilled meats, Italian food and the vaguely sinister-sounding "Asian Lab" that is so prevalent in our globalized, cosmopolitan world; portions looked small and overpriced as I stalked through the crowd, and nothing you couldn't get back home. The big draw is the row of booths labeled "cozinha da chef", which are opportunities for Lisbon's culinary elite to offer the public a sample of their wares. Unsurprisingly I headed straight for the ones with English descriptions on their menus. A pork confit dish from Henrique Pessoa had the appropriately crunchy skin which went some way towards compensating for a slightly dry interior. Fortunately the bok choy and sweet potato mash side were unexpectedly welcome additions after three weeks of a primarily alcohol and carb based diet. Vitor Claro apparently specializes in various types of sliders; for 7.80 euro you can sample three of them. The sardine "escabeche" (fried marinated sardine) and smoked salmon sliders wer perfectly decent, but the red wine braised pork cheek fell way short of its initial promise. It was dry, underseasoned and was far too redolent of the supermarket-quality cabernet they apparently used. The real highlight of the entire market was the sardinha assada dish from the Sea Me booth. It's basically a high-class nigiri: lightly roasted sardine fillet draped over sushi rice, garnished with a healthy sprinkling of "flor de sal do Algarve." At 5.50 euro for just 2 pieces it's a pretty steep price, but the fish is perfectly cooked and the sea salt really elevates it to another level. The best fish I had in Iberia, bar none. read more

Very pleasant food market -- clean, modern, lots of great options including Manteigaria for pasteis de nata. However, people working here are absolutely miserable and unpleasant, contrary to the space itself. I bought food from maybe 3 - 4 stores and felt like I was begging to buy food from all of them? If you dislike your work environment and customers so much, maybe consider quitting? Disappointing experience. read more

Fun place. Good choices. Crowded but worth the visit. First place we stopped in Lisbon and a welcoming area.

there is something for everyone here! we came twice during our visit, the first time we ate from marlene vieras stand and the second we just grabbed cheap pizza (2-3E a slice). it is always extremely crowded, so as soon as you get there if you see seats take them! the roasted octopus and codfish risotto were so delicious, and enough for 2 meals so we got some bomb leftovers too. marlene vieras stand has a great lunch special too (if the daily special sings to you--it was beef the day we went and we were feeling fishy so we opted for some sea creatures instead) read more

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This place is a tourist trap, but so what, it's amazing! Fun ambiance and great food -- went here twice on a five day trip and wish I had been able to go even more. The first time, I was on a food tour, and our guide grabbed us food and wine from a variety of the booths -- all great! I recommend, in particular, a cheese plate (from the place with slate cheese boards) and the fried green beans. It pairs nicely with some vino verde. On our second trip, I snagged a piece of pizza and some empanadas -- they were amazing too! You really can't go wrong here. read more

Great collection of all sort of food but not your regular mediocre food court. They have selected and excellent list of restaurants to provide here and everyone stands out. read more

Can't miss spot in Lisboa! Whatever you desire to eat is here at affordable prices. We split a burger, chips and some beers as a late lunch. Would love to try again. read more

Crowded, overpriced and not very special; the large space is largely occupied by the throngs of tourists who go there. There are great restaurants around without the lines. If you are with a group with diverse tastes it might be a good bet, but I'd recommend looking elsewhere. read more

This market is a hotspot for tourists. Go early, or it may be difficult to find seating and there may be long lines for food. Surprisingly there were no vegan/veg food options here except for the Asian fusion spot (pad Thai--hold the fish sauce). read more

Huge selection of vendors and great wines/beers. Very crowded so Be prepared to stand and eat

the way food halls are supposed to be. spectacular experience and went back a few times. seating can be a challenge but can go off peak hours. solid prices, and many options, housing the best eats in one location. top chefs including Andre Silva (had a bacalhau here but started to get tired of the salted flavor), Miguel Castro E Silva, Marlene Vieira (nice pork belly, fritters heavy batter), Miguel Laffan (rotisserie chicken was great with nice heat), don't miss Manteigaria nata and Santini gelato for dessert. the prego steak sandwich (yuppie) and seafood with wine also recommended. at sea me, can try the octopus hotdog with nice mayo. cone of pata negra available but better to go for the trio plate. at the cozinha de felicidade, the octopus stew was not that flavorful so the steak dish was better. read more

Love this location! Many food options and good quality. The prices are good and the environment is clean. While on vacation in Lisboa with my family we are there many times. We all have different ideas of what we want to eat and though a restaurant is good this place gives more options where everyone is happy! read more

Yes yes yes. This place is foodies' heaven. Lisbon's greatest Chefs offer your a glimpse of their art in this deluxe foodcourt. It's hard to choose from all the charcuterie, cheese, sushi, classic portuguese and other yummy options Time Out offers. If you're like me you will need at least 1 hour to stroll around a grab a few bites here and there. read more

loved this concept, similar to Adelaide Central market but a bit more contemporary and in another country. It was packed and there was a great vibe. Lisbon rocks generally. read more

It's worth a detour to see some of the most established names in modern Portuguese cuisine all reunited under one roof alongside with other more exotic offerings in a sort of gourmet food court experience that is an innovative way to present gourmet food. read more

High quality food, a range of prices. Touristy maybe but it's such a great place with tons of options! I'm sure it is always busy, but at peak hours, you'll need to walk through the isles and keep an eye out for seats. read more

A fantastic place to grab dinner in Lisbon! Time Out Market is a huge, open gourmet food court that also serves alcohol. They're open fairly late too. They serve all sorts of things from burgers, to sushi, to tandoori chicken. Everyone in your group will find something enticing. When we went soccer was on and the place was packed with locals watching the game on 2 huge screens. There are so many options for food. I had to walk around 2 times to decide. Dessert options are available too. I can't remember which places I ate at, but the food was delicious! Highly recommend! read more

i think i love the atmosphere more than the food they sell at this market. time out market is really not a market, but a big, fancy food court adjacent to a market. it's made up of different vendors selling all kinds of dishes from traditional portuguese to sushi to hamburgers. then in the center of the hall are long, communal tables congregated by tourists and locals creating lively and voracious ambiance. this was our first meal in portugal, and it was a great way to be introduced to portuguese cuisines. we ordered food from 4 different vendors, and they were all above average, yet not as good as some other restaurants we have tried at more local places in the city. perhaps, time out market is not a place to try the best lisbon can offer, but more of a place to experience their culture and meet the locals. you can easily spot the local since most of them are eating burgers, hotdogs and pizza, not the traditional dishes...ha! we mingled with a few who gave us excellent tips and educated us on portuguese ways of living (by their standard, food at the market is expensive). the market is very crowded, and you may have to fight for seats. portugese enjoy their meals, and are never in rush to end the flow of wine and conversation. p.s. french fries are chips (as in fish and chips) and potato chips are potato fries (don't ever use french in front) in eu, read more

Loved the variety of food and the music they played. The place is a bit loud and it's a little difficult to find a seat. Must try: the gelato!! (Peanut and salted caramel) read more

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Come here to chill and get snacks or drinks. It's nice to go around and check out the different food vendors. Haven't gotten anything bad here. I love how they serve you wine in wine glasses. Overall, it's a nice place to hang out and drink read more

Definitely the most touristy spot in Lisbon. Lots of food choices and very very crowded. The food I decided to get was mediocre at best. It wasn't worth the 17€ read more

Touristy, obnoxious, you can get better food walking around and exploring Lisbon.

Foods options are diverse Servings a little pricey VERY LOUD and crowded Self service Outside restaurants are spacious and quieter Experience you need to try but I would rather have a fine meal served to me abs be able to speak with family without sign language or being bumped out of the way every minute by ride pushy people read more

Time Out has killed it with their first market. It's basically a foodie food hall. It's quite packed and might take some time to find a space to sit. But so many food/dinner options. Only went at night but looked like there are other vendors during the day as well, fruit and other foods. We went twice we loved it so much. read more

A fun experience, especially walking there past the square and market stalls. I had the pork belly with crackling, very tasty.

Some of the best in Portugal under one roof. Can be hard to choose which kitchen to go to because so many great choices!

Awesome place to go to. Tons of choices. From simple to gourmet. Recommend you go upstairs to get the view

if you love food you must visit this market. something for everyone amongst these amazing offerings. the octopus rice and salad from mar monte are incredible with a fruity white wine. will be back! read more

Huge space, lots of different corners with absolutely different food. Highly recommend for visiting. Very special experience. Loved it! No wonder it's crowded almost always - it's worth coming back. Take different dishes and share! read more

Thoroughly enjoyed our time here. So many options. We went and split up. Would meet back up and share our food. Lots of seating and the bussers are really quick to pick up plates and glasses. We went there 2 times in one week. read more

Awesome market on the outskirts of Lisbon. Very crowded with loads of cool, hip, and tasty looking options. It reminded me of many of the food markets in Madrid but with more space and seating. Even late on a Sunday evening the place was swarmed with people but if you look around you can eventually find somewhere to sit. Too many good options to chose from! read more