Time Out Market is a bustling spot and can be quite overwhelming with its crowds. Finding a place to sit is a challenge--you'll spend more time wandering around hoping a seat will open up than actually enjoying your meal. It's a very touristy place, but it's ideal if you're with a group of people with diverse tastes, as there's a wide array of cuisines to choose from. One of the most talked-about stalls is Croqueteria. Despite the long lines and the hype around Lisbon's love for croquettes, I found them to be underwhelming. They weren't overly oily, which was a plus, but overall, they didn't stand out compared to other croquettes I've had from local bakeries. I also tried a salmon poke bowl from Confraria Sushi. It was pretty good, though it was a bit salty with a lot of sauce. The mandarins in the bowl were a nice touch, but the meal was on the pricier side. For dessert, I had a pastéis de nata from Manteigaria. It was decent, but I still prefer the pastéis de nata from Pastéis de Belém. Overall, Time Out Market offers a lot of variety, but the experience can be hit or miss depending on the crowds and what you're in the mood for. read more

Worst meal I've had in Lisbon. Specifically, I went to Monte Mar which is a seafood place. It was Saturday afternoon and it was packed, with mostly tourists, not locals. It is way over priced by local standards. I ordered a grilled sea bass, which is cooked to order. It arrived cold. Absolutely flavorless, no salt, herb, olive oil, garnish, nothing. It was also 17 euros, which is expensive by Lisbon standards. I had a glass of white wine, which the server poured out of 3 almost empty bottles, which had been laying around. Nothing like room temperature white wine. The 2 oysters I ordered had hardly any meat. For almost 30 dollars, it was really the worst and most expensive meal in Lisbon. The place is really dirty, there were so many tables with dirty plates and glasses and nobody around to clear them. If you go to the local Mom and Pop joint, you would get much better quality and economically priced meals - and they know what they are doing. This place is run by a much of hipsters who has no idea how to cook or run a business. read more

Time Out Market Lisbon is a food lover's paradise! The market offers a vibrant and lively atmosphere, with a wide variety of food stalls serving up some of the best dishes Lisbon has to offer. We indulged in some classic Portuguese fare, but also grabbed pizza from Zero Zero inside the market--and let me tell you, it was amazing! The pizza was fresh, flavorful, and definitely one of the best we've had in a while. The space itself is spacious and buzzing with energy, making it a fun spot to hang out with friends or enjoy a casual meal. The only downside is that it was VERY crowded, so be prepared to wait a bit for a table. Also, the prices can be a bit higher compared to other spots in Lisbon, but given the quality and the location, it's still worth it. Overall, Time Out Market Lisbon is a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the best of Lisbon's food scene in one place. Whether you're looking for Portuguese delicacies or top-notch pizza, you'll find it here. Just make sure to go early or be ready to embrace the crowds! read more

Eine portugiesische Sammelsurium von dem, was die Nahrungsmittelkultur hat in Lissabon zu bieten . High-End- Restaurants und Tante-Emma- Stationen vertreten sind. Die Stände sind alle gleich , mit schwarzen und weißen konsequente Marketing, nicht die trashige und Aufmerksamkeit erregenden Kommerz , die zu einem modernen schlanken Erfahrung verleiht . Sie sind ein Piepser von jedem Lieferanten gegeben, wie Sie bestellen und summte , wenn Sie Ihre Bestellung fertig ist . Zulassen von großen und kleinen Platten zu wandern und zu versuchen , nach Belieben zu bestellen. in einem riesigen modernen Lager untergebracht . Lebensmittel -Anbieter zeichnen die Außenseite , während hungrig und begeisterte Kunden ( sowohl lokale als auch Touristen ) essen und die Köstlichkeiten auf großen Gemeinschafts hoch oben Tisch in der Mitte trinken. Die andere Seite des Gebäudes ist ein traditionelles europäischen Markt , mit Früchten der Saison , Gemüse, Fleisch , Gewürze und Blumen. Ein Muss, wenn Besuch von Lissabon ! read more

3.5 stars - This is a relatively gourmet market/food court with food stalls serving various types of cuisines - mainly Portuguese with international fusion. It also has a lively atmosphere with large and cleanly seating areas. Reason for lower star rating is because: 1) I was expecting the market to have a larger focus on seafood (there were various burger, pizza and smoked meat joints etc) and not as many authentic seafood stalls as I had hoped for. 2) Price - because of the high end nature of the place, all the options were quite pricey. The dishes we got were at least around 10-15 euro each and in a food court environment I would've expected cheaper prices so we could try more dishes. However, overall I would still definitely recommend checking out this place for anyone visiting Lisbon. It's just personally for me it felt like it didn't have enough emphasis on traditional Portuguese cuisine. FYI my favourite part of the market was the Santini gelato!! read more

A Food Lover's Paradise in the Heart of Lisbon Time Out Market Lisbon is a must-visit! It's the perfect place to experience the best of the city's food scene all under one roof. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Portuguese dishes, gourmet bites, or international flavors, there's truly something for everyone. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, with long communal tables, open kitchens, and a great mix of locals and tourists. I loved being able to try several dishes from different vendors everything from fresh seafood and creamy bacalhau to perfectly grilled meats and innovative desserts. It can get busy during peak hours, but it's well worth the hustle. Great for solo travelers, groups, or even just a casual lunch while exploring the city. Highly recommend adding it to your Lisbon itinerary! read more

Timeout Market in Lisbon is a culinary hotspot that delivers an unforgettable experience with an electric atmosphere and a fantastic crowd. The service is friendly and attentive, ensuring you feel welcome as you navigate the various food stalls. With live music on select days, it's an ideal spot for solo travelers looking to mingle or find a date. Home to some of the best restaurants in Lisbon, the market offers incredible value--sampling a dish from multiple stalls is a must, and the quality of food makes every bite worth it. Don't forget to indulge in a Caipirinha; this refreshing cocktail is an essential part of the experience. With lively vibes, delicious flavors, and great service, Timeout Market is a must-visit! read more

This place is simply amazing! Located in central Portugal, it's like stepping into the wondrous world of Willy Wonka, but for food lovers. At first glance, you might mistake it for a cozy flea market, but once inside, you'll be in awe of the extraordinary building and the abundance of delectable cuisine available. From international delights to local favorites, this place has got it all! It's not just any food market though; it's where the culinary elite gather to showcase their skills and compete for the ultimate bragging rights. It's an experience that shouldn't be missed whenever you find yourself in Portugal. Trust me, this is a must-visit spot that will leave your taste buds jumping with joy! read more

Maybe one of the best places to eat if you're looking forward to try different things from the top restaurants in Lisbon Too crowded though, way too turistic - which I understand - which on the one hand brings a different mood to the market, full of people, nice ambience, but also can make you wait a long time for any dish. Went there with friends and we tried different restaurants, different dishes. That's what's good about having more than 20 restaurants in a common space! The food was good and the wait wasn't too long. A different plan to try over the weekend. In the center of Lisbon, just next to Pink Street - area with bars and pubs, it's a nice invitation to start the night! read more

V rodnej reči tu ešte nie je žiadna recenzia, tak píšem 199 :) Nečudo, že to tu ľudia zbožňujú. Na malom priestore možete ochutnať nielen domácu portugalskú kuchyňu, ale všetko na čo zrovna dostanete chuť. Sushi, cestoviny, dortíček či iba víno alebo nejaký drink? Žiadny problém. Táto tržnica s jedlom sa nachádza neďaleko vlakovej stanice, zastavke metra i lodnej dopravy - Cais do Sodré. Pri stánku si objednáte, počkáte na pokrm, nájdete volné miesto a konzumujete, poprípade pozorujete ľudí. :) Mne najviac chutil ich bacalhau (sušená treska) na všetky sposoby. Doprajte si k tomu i sklenku vína a po dobrej večeri či obede prechádzku po promenáde smer Praça do Comércio. read more

Recomiendo Fishtail a todo el que quiera comida india/nepalí en Lisboa. Platos con mucho sabor y varios grados de picante, desde nada a mucho. Precio muy competitivo, sobre todo teniendo en cuenta la calidad de la comida. Como crítica constructiva, mencionar que, aunque es complicado estar al tanto de todas las intolerancias alimentarias, siendo la celiaquía una de las más habituales, creo que sería bueno que informasen de presencia de gluten en la elaboración de sus platos. En cualquier caso, esto no fue problema para que disfrutáramos de la comida. No puedo hacer otra cosa que recomendarlo. Nuestra experiencia fue muy buena y el personal muy amable read more

I discovered a standout dish at Time Out Market, the largest food hall I've visited--the rosotta with razor clam from Susana. This particular dish was exceptional and a definite must-try. I also appreciated the availability of cooking classes and the extended operating hours. The service was professional, and the transaction was efficiently handled. After finishing your meal, a food hall staff member collects your tray, eliminating the need to return to the original food stand. I felt that I received good value for my order, especially with the popular Pao (bread) and the extensive selection available. Overall, I would consider returning in the future. read more

Whilst this place is a little hard to find, once you get there it is well worth it. Nice cocktail bar with a fantastic view of the beautiful city of Lisbon. It has a relaxed atmosphere, good selection of cocktails, wines, beers and the service is good too. Would recommend going here at any time, however it's especially special being there when the sun is going down. To find it, you need to go down a side street off the main road with the tram, walk a few metres and turn left into the car park. On your left will be a door that leads to an elevator. Take it up to the top floor, go out the doors and straight across you will find the bar. read more

Visited Time Out Market in Lisbon and was instantly captivated by its bustling energy and culinary diversity. It's a food haven where you're presented with a plethora of choices from every imaginable cuisine. Visiting around lunchtime, I found the place teeming with locals and tourists alike, which only added to its vibrant atmosphere. While the decision was tough, I finally settled on Marisqueira Azul for my meal - but that's a story for another review. In short, if you're in Lisbon and looking for a gastronomic adventure, Time Out Market is a must-visit. Truly fabulous! read more

Super Touristy but still amazing. If you went in the morning for pastel de nata you could literally spend the whole day there finishing with 1985 vintage port by the glass at midnight while having the best of Lisbon all day long. If you are from the states avoid the pizza and or the burgers and in my humble opinion the steak sandwiches all under deliver but get crazy with the seafood and hams and olives and everything else amazing read more

Time Out Market offers a delightful array of food and drinks, including Manteigaria Silva, known as the city's premier charcuteria. It showcases top-quality Portuguese cheeses and sausages. Whether enjoyed on a selection board, in a sandwich, or taken home, their meats and cheeses are simply outstanding. A visit to Manteigaria Silva is an absolute must for anyone exploring Lisbon's culinary scene. read more

O espaço é muito giro e sem duvida que está na moda. Fomos jantar e tivemos oportunidade de perceber que parece um daqueles mercados que existe em Madrid, cheios de vida e de gente a tapear ao final do dia. Gostei do ambiente apesar de me parecer algo ruidoso. Mas enfim, em espanha seria ainda mais barulhento! read more

Apesar de ser um grande espaço, nunca tem lugares para se sentar e comer à vontade e quando se encontra um lugar a comida já está fria. A comida que é oferecida neste espaço é boa mas o local deveria oferecer mais conforto e mais lugares para se comer sentado tendo em conta que os preços são caros. read more

The best place in Lisbon to sample great food and mingle with people from all over the World. And please indulge in our 'Petiscos' our bite-sized answer to the tapas that leave them esting dust!! See you there! read more