so much variety all in one place. came back multiple times to sample from different vendors. prices for food is a bit higher than what you can get through out lisbon but expected since this caters to tourists. read more

Amazing food market. I've been here throughout my trip in Europe and it's always so delicious. Interesting food, gets packed real fast. Going at night time is also fun with some friends and a bottle of wine. I'll be back time out market! read more

So in love with this place. Ate here so many times when I was in Lisbon. It's a convenient collection of some of the best places in Lisbon. I liked creating my own three course (or more!) meals from various stalls. Highly recommended! read more

I want to give this place ten stars! Over 30 vendors offering everything from chef driven menus and chicken dishes from around the world to gourmet nuts and an all tartare menu. It's food heaven. It's bliss, it's absolutely lovely! read more

This is maybe the best place to eat in Lisbon. Everything I have tested was delicious, but octopus salad was the best one. The atmosphere here is perfect, late evening is the best for a visit. read more

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Interesting place would have been fun to eat there way too crowded not nearly enough tables impossible to get a table and possible to get food we left without eating read more

best upscale food court I have been to. Be prepared to eat with strangers as the seating is long table and stools. Honestly you can eat here every meal, every day on a week long vacation and never visit the same vender. read more

Great food market! Lots of variety of contemporary Portuguese cuisine combined with more traditional food. Prices are also low for the type of food being served. Overall also a great experience, joining others in the market tables to eat. read more

Love this open market of restaurants! If you are limited on time when visiting Lisbon, stop by Time Out. There are many gourmet vendors located in one spot and it's quite overwhelming with the choices. However, everything looked amazing and local. read more

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While it might contain some good places this is as tourist trap as it gets. Small portions overpriced meals and no place to sit. Trust me nothing is more frustrating than walking with your steak for 20euro and searching for a place to sit. read more

every time there is a food or travel program on TV about Portugal they visit this place and interview people who say how great food in this place is. We rented an apartment in Lisboa in Avenida de Donm Carlos which happened to be about 3 blocks from the market. I was going to a Soccer game with my cousin and decide to grab a bite before the game. To my disappointment, nothing about the food is Portuguese, very touristy, We were 4 people and got food from 4 different vendors, we were all disappointed about both the food and the service. read more

There is such an assortment it is almost overwhelming, anything and everything you can possibly want, everything looks so good I spent 1/2 hour walking around before I could decide what to have? I settled in at O Surf and Turf, highly recommend you will be very satisfied two thumbs up read more

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Busy food court. Many options but nothing too special to eat. Standard options. Got fried cod that was way too oily. Decent mussels in tomato sauce and good basic pea soup. $2 drinkable red wine. Super noisy and crowded. Hard to find a spot in the evening. read more

This is the best food market I've been to. I especially enjoyed Santini's gelato and Arcadia's macarons. The suckling pig from one of the shops also impressed me. read more

This is a fantastic market concept and a beautiful, bright space to pass several hours. It's a great option as those in your group can choose their own cuisine to their liking. We'd recommend to head toward the back of the market, where several of the country's top chefs have outposts. Although there weren't tons of vegetarian options from these select booths, there were still a couple choices, and I had some excellent pumpkin risotto with arugula from one of them. Get a glass of wine, perhaps a tapa or two from various stands, and then try dessert from yet another counter. There is also a nicer than average souvenir shop in the front of the market. read more

Very busy place with lots of selection. We ended up having octopus with rice and sardines on bread both of which were delicious! It took us awhile to find seats but well worth it. Highly recommend going for lunch. read more

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A must. Hidden location. Find this on your Google treasure map. X marks the spot. You won't be disappointed.

This place was awesome. Located down near the Targus river there were dozens of food shops with all kinds of cuisines. We are at Monte Mar and had the grilled octopus and garlic prawns and both were fantastic. Tons of seating in the center. You can also buy wine at any of the stands and walk around the whole market with them. We finished off our meal with a little gelato from one of the other stands. The food was great for the price and the ambiance was lively! read more

This place is my dream. I could live here. I forget which station I got my 24 hour slow cooked suckling pig but it was to die for. I seriously dreamed of that pork- succulent, melting in your mouth with a crispy skin on a bed of sweet potato mash- for days AND then came back to get some more on my last day in Lisbon. Skip the "best chocolate cake in the world". It's alright but too sweet. If you must try it, have it with espresso to cut the sugar. read more

Food was great with many options to choose from however trying to find a table makes it one of the most stressfull meals you will ever experience. My son said it best, "this is the best Pad Thai I've ever had but the stress just isn't worth it". Perhaps going as a single or tow people, or on less crowded times might be worthwhile. We were 5 on a Thursday night around 8:30. Perhaps bad planning on our part but do beware. read more

One of my most favorite food markets I have ever been too. We ended up spending about 6 hours there eating and drinking wine. What a treat. This is a must when visit Lisbon. read more

Different cuisine, sweet and sour, all under one roof. Tasty and reasonable prices. Don't expect luxury, don't expect fast food. Sometime a little loud. read more

Amazing. So many amazing food choices and a great way to spend an afternoon! A must in Lisbon.

This is a must for lunch. There are many options so everyone is happy. Finding a seat is a bit of a zoo. I had the tuna tartar from the tartarerie (just made that word up). Pastel de nata for dessert. Really nice. Could have grazed for hours. read more

Wow!!! A fabulous experience. Great food, people and fun!!! I'll be returning again during my stay in Lisbon.

All of the Portuguese food in one place. Sometimes I go there with a potential client and after a couple hours and a couple glasses of wine business is looking much better! read more

Nice little food court with numerous selections. Good food BUT servings are small for the price. Probably spent about 20-25 euro pp. Lots of desserts selections including pastel de nata. Across the street from metro and train station. read more

this was our first meal in lisbon. my friend and i got into town pretty late, and this place is open til midnight (altho, everything in lisbon is open til pretty late anyway). it's like a huge food court w/ tons of choices. prices are on the higher end for portugal, but it's still pretty cheap compared to sf. i had the salmon tataki over glass noodles at some stand (can't remember name), and it was really tasty and light. we came again another day for lunch when more of our friends arrived, and i had a cod over greens and potatoes. that was a great meal w/ a glass of white wine for only 13 euros. this is a good place to come when everyone you're with wants to eat different things. read more

It is a nice idea, but because it is so touristy, it can't get very packed. It is difficult to get seating and everyone's food comes out at different times. The food seems to be hit or miss as well. read more

Wow! We were not disappointed in our trip to the Time Out Market. We had been recommended it by numerous friends which made us dubious... but it did not disappoint we spent about three hours there tasting different foods and drinks. A Lisbon highlight not to be missed! read more

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Great collection of restaurants under one roof. Variety of cuisines from Asian to Mediterranean to Portuguese. A little pricier than restaurants in town but good quality food. It's arranged like a food court where you get your meal from your restaurant of choice. Then you hunt for an open table. Weekends and early afternoon are real busy. Worth a try and quite an experience. This food court is also right next to a fresh produce, meat and fish market. read more

I mean great concept. A bit overpriced for what you get. A bunch of booths were not yet open for lunch traffic when we arrived hungry in the early afternoon. I expected more bang. read more

This place is amazing. There are a lot of little restaurants with quite a large variety of foods you can eat. The atmosphere is nice and wonderful. Definitely a place you have to visit if you go to Lisbon. read more

Stopped by a few times while in Lisbon. Definitely a fan of this place. Great variety of places to eat! There are options for beer, wine, and mixed drinks. I love the communal table idea in the center of all the food options - works great. I feel like the flow of people works best with this layout. read more

This is the most gourmet, modern, hippest food court I've ever been to. The quality of food here looked top notch, it was so hard to choose what to eat. We arrived before the lunch rush but by the time we ordered our food and sat down, it started getting packed. I had to circle around the food stands twice before I ordered the tataki salmon over sweet chili noodles at the Henrique Sá Pessoa food stand for €8. The food was rather overpriced for the portion size you get, but it was not bad. Prices are higher than what you would pay for in local restaurants and portions are smaller, but I suppose on the flip side it allows you to try out more of their offerings. Worth checking out if you're a tourist though. On another note, washrooms were poorly maintained here.. there was no toilet paper available in 2 out of the 3 stalls. read more

This was our favorite place to dine during our stay. We tried so many things from different vendor stalls on about 4 different occasions. Lots of seafood options. Sao Bento was a favorite and another chef named restaurant. Pros = variety and fine flavors. Cons = perhaps pricey compared to other options (especially since cafeteria style) and no soap in restrooms. Absolutely go here! read more

Time out market is incredible - it's everything you've ever hoped for in an amazing restaurant with a chill atmosphere and at affordable prices. There are many many booths - 5 to 6 of which are by celebrity chefs in Portugal. They also were broadcasting euro cup 2016 on their big screen when we were there (it becomes hard to find seats at that time, but it's possible). We went there 3 times during our week in Portugal. We had the Tabua Mista from one of the other booths for 11 euros - it consisted of 2 cheese and prosciutto and bread and we also got a whole bottle of rose wine to watch the euro cup for 13 euros. My favorite favorite place in time out is Marlene vieira's restaurant - even a local here told me that it was his favorite to go to. The food is amazing - plate of the day (it was a seafood risotto one day and a octopus one day) was 12 euros including a drink (we chose a glass of wine) and a dessert. Their brûlée with strawberries is to die for. Everything else is amazing - Plating is gorgeous. Love yourself and go here!!! read more

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The food was very good but it's a madhouse. All tourists , inflated prices. Very easy to eat and drink well in Lisbon for way less money and with less aggravation. Almost impossible to get a place to sit because people homestead at the seats before and after eating despite signs asking people not to do so. read more

If you want to get a full taste of the local food scene without having to drop massive dough and don't mind not getting (and not paying for) full service, then this place is for you! It was for me! There are too many vendors in one centralized location that offer their meals at affordable prices to count. Just know that in addition to the main vendors that face towards the central dining area, there are another stall of vendors on the western side (opposite the food market side). Plus if you are not a fan of eating on modern wood tables and seats, also know that on the opposite side of most vendors, they have their own sit-down counters to receive and enjoy your food away from the masses. If you enjoy watching chefs and cooks prepare meals as you eat yours, then this is a very good alternative. read more

Burgers were so full of flavour and so tasty! I would also highly recommend trying one of the famous Portuguese custard tarts which are a great little dessert and only cost one euro! There is also a bar there that serves great mojitos. read more

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