It’s a big food hall in Lisbon. Very busy and can be difficult to get seats for families , you have to edge in where you can and hope someone nearby moves. Some people stay a long time though. Lots of choice of food though fish places. Portuguese, fancy hotdogs, desserts, donuts, pastel de maya, various bars. It’s good and worth a visit. It’s very hot though and they do need to address this, we went in august. It was boiling but the many ceiling fans weren’t switched on, if there was some air on it was not adequate for the size of area and number of people. Can recommend the chicken satay from the Asian place- best I’ve had and the pastel de Natas.

Great food choices but the crowds, waiting and seating are a challenge. Best to walk around and get the lay of the land before you decide on what to eat. Also better for someone to sit and hold seats while you buy the food/drink otherwise you might be standing with food and unable to sit.

The Time Out Market is a great concept with a ton of different eateries to choose from but the crowds lessened the experience for us. You have a wide range of cuisines which is great but you won't be eating with your dining companions since everyone will be getting their meals all at different times. We went for lunch which worked out fine but not sure I would go for dinner if you want a more relaxed and not so chaotic scene. And finding a place to sit together may be a challenge!

This is a must if you are visiting Lisbon! Such a fantastic idea. There is literally something for everyone. This is such a great idea for dinner instead of your typical restaurant. The atmosphere at the market is brilliant. You can choose from an extensive variety of vendors - something for all tastes. We went to a few different places to try a few different dishes. There is also a full Aperol bar! Don’t miss this if you are visiting Lisbon!

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this place, which was a Thursday night with my partner. We had croquettes at one of the booths, a steak, rice and eggs meal at another one before going to a final one for chocolate mousse with passion fruit sorbet. I can’t remember the names but they were to the right of the entrance. I recommend a visit, although it gets crowded at night. The Thai booth was the busiest.

Fun place to find lots of different types of really well prepared food and drinks. Very busy in the evenings, so get there early if you want to find a place to sit. You will have a chance to mingle with people of all ages from all over the world. A truly unique experience.

Great place but extremely busy. Need to get there early! However the area around the back of the market has gone downhill in the last few years. Graffiti everywhere, rough sleepers, rubbish piling up, smelly and flies everywhere. But unfortunately that seems to some up Lisbon now. The whole city has gone downhill. Constantly being hassled to buy drugs, fake sunglasses and food I don’t want to it. It used be my favourite city in Europe but now is a place that I would never come back to.

I loved it. Crowded and lively. Lots of choices. Eat your own choices if you are going with others. You have everything there. Asian, American, Portuguese annd more and all sorts of extras. From gourmet food to junk food. (Big frosted colorful donuts and fancy hotdogs ). It’s inclusive. Prices are fair. Selection is huge. I had a codfish soup and a typical pastry. It’s communal seating. I had a good time. It’s a fun experience. I’d recommend it. It’s next to market that was ok. Near pink street. It was lunch and it was mobbed. But people are up n about so you can seat yourself quickly.

This is an amazing place to visit - a real buzz! So many food outlets to choose from it was difficult to make a decision. I ended up with octopus which was ok but not outstanding. The highlight was the atmosphere rather than the food - but maybe we just made the wrong choices. Wine was delicious! Definitely worth a visit!

Well worth a visit. Prepare to be patient whilst waiting for a table at busy times (took us about 10-15 mins) or go early. I’d recommend finding a group of similar size who look like they’re about to leave. Grab a spot and then order some food. You’ll get a buzzer to return to the stall when your dishes are ready. Great fun and something for all tastes. Sushi was some of the best I’ve had (ever). Pizza was good and doughnuts and cheesecake were great. Would highly recommend.