Time Out Market Lisboa
Time Out Market Lisboa
4.3
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Monday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Friday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
About
Time Out Market, created from scratch by Time Out Portugal, has all the very best under one roof in Lisbon. The market is home to top-notch restaurants, bars, a cooking school and a high-end music venue. Here, you can find some of the freshest fish, meat and fruit in town, try the tastiest local wine and dine at over 40 restaurants specializing in both Portuguese cuisine and food from around the world. Sit inside to enjoy the ambience of the century-old market or outside to bask in the Lisbon sun. You can easily reach the market with the Lisbon Metro. – Tripadvisor
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Address
Neighbourhood: Bairro Alto, Bica & Cais do Sodré
Enjoy a cocktail, discover a jazz club, hit the dance floor or simply grab a beer and catch up with your friends in the street: Bairro Alto, Bica and Cais do Sodré are the core of it all. Amazing rooftops, restaurants, cafes, bars, art galleries, museums and theaters abound. Start off by admiring the river from the Santa Catarina belvedere, have a cocktail at PARK's rooftop bar, try a typical Portuguese steak, or the fresh grilled fish, at Príncipe do Calhariz, and later explore the dozens of streets full of bars and clubs! Whether you're visiting for a day or a whole week, make sure you visit Bairro Alto and its surroundings.
How to get there
- Cais do Sodré • 2 min walk
- Baixa/Chiado • 9 min walk
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4.3
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joon l
198 contributions
Mar 2025 • Family
What can I say what others have mot already said. It is an experience itself just being there.
Our family of 3 including a teenager from Boston found this place charming. A communal experience where you are seated with visitors and guests from Portugal and everywhere. All ages: old and young. Prices of food are decent. Beer and other alcoholic drinks are cheap in relation to Boston prices.
Do remember to find seating spots first then order your food. We arrived at the peak hour of 1pm, and clearly did mot find seating anywhere. But the trick is to focus on a specific table and currently seated guests, wait next to them (this is the uncomfortable part) until they leave. It helps asking politely if they will be leaving soonish.
Seats are packed close to each other.
You will get a chance to interact with people from all over the world.
Highly recommended experience.
Our family of 3 including a teenager from Boston found this place charming. A communal experience where you are seated with visitors and guests from Portugal and everywhere. All ages: old and young. Prices of food are decent. Beer and other alcoholic drinks are cheap in relation to Boston prices.
Do remember to find seating spots first then order your food. We arrived at the peak hour of 1pm, and clearly did mot find seating anywhere. But the trick is to focus on a specific table and currently seated guests, wait next to them (this is the uncomfortable part) until they leave. It helps asking politely if they will be leaving soonish.
Seats are packed close to each other.
You will get a chance to interact with people from all over the world.
Highly recommended experience.
Written 11 March 2025
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Raffaele Varriale
Naples, Italy353 contributions
Aug 2024 • Couples
I will give a general grade to this Point of Sale overall: exactly 8 if you are able to choose the right things.
I highly recommend it at pre or post lunch times given the amount of people visiting this Point of Sale or maybe in the evening where the situation seems to be more livable.
The Point of Sale has several stands offering just about everything: restaurant food, street food and desserts.
We ate a few things and except for the croquettes that were already ready only to heat instead of fresh we liked a bit everything.
In particular, the hamburger and ham stands.
I highly recommend it at pre or post lunch times given the amount of people visiting this Point of Sale or maybe in the evening where the situation seems to be more livable.
The Point of Sale has several stands offering just about everything: restaurant food, street food and desserts.
We ate a few things and except for the croquettes that were already ready only to heat instead of fresh we liked a bit everything.
In particular, the hamburger and ham stands.
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Written 24 August 2024
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Ceyda O
Canton, NY316 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
Lisbon’s Time Out Market is a must-visit spot for foodies and those looking to experience the city’s vibrant culinary scene. The market offers a wide range of food stalls, featuring everything from traditional Portuguese dishes to innovative modern cuisine. I highly recommend trying the octopus—it’s cooked to perfection and bursting with flavor. For a refreshing drink, don’t miss the ginja, a sweet cherry liqueur that’s a local favorite. And for dessert, be sure to indulge in a pastel de nata, the iconic Portuguese custard tart that’s crispy on the outside and creamy inside. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, making it a fantastic place to explore, eat, and enjoy. Definitely a highlight of Lisbon!
Written 29 December 2024
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Olenka K
Elmira, NY17 contributions
Jul 2024 • Couples
Had a decent time while visiting the market. The actual market opens at 10 for which we showed up on time to but most businesses don’t open until 11:30/12. What food we did end up getting was about 3.5-4/5 but slightly expensive compared to prices we’ve seen in the rest of Lisbon. Maybe if we went later in the day we would have had a different experience but with only experiencing about 3 vendors out of the multitude that were there it was pretty disheartening since we didn’t have enough time in our schedule to go back.
Written 23 July 2024
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mat_mak
Tokyo Prefecture, Japan5,974 contributions
May 2024 • Family
This food court is always the first place tourists visit, and when you arrive in the evening, the seats in the spacious restaurant are completely taken. After searching for a seat for about 15 minutes, I stand behind a seat that looks like it's about to finish eating, and when it becomes available, I immediately secure it with my luggage. After securing a seat with my luggage, I go to the store I want to go to buy food and drinks. This time, I ordered Kamenote and Razor Clam at "AZUL", a seafood specialty store located at the back. Drinks are ordered at the drink counter in the center of the food court. I bought draft beer or wine by the glass and enjoyed it with my food. It's a very lively space, and you can purchase the food you want at a clear price, so even tourists can eat with peace of mind. If you are visiting with multiple people, it's best to split the burden of your luggage between the person waiting at the table and the person buying the food.
Written 6 May 2024
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jamespsaltis
Barnstaple, UK54 contributions
Nov 2024 • Couples
If you are in Lisbon and wondering where to eat, leave the tourist traps and find timeout market down on the banks of the river near the main train station going to cassis
This food market is bustling with all walks of life local Portuguese holiday makers it’s food lovers paradise
Amazing eateries surround you very reasonable prices the quality of the food was sensational
It is a total must if you’re in Lisbon please don’t miss it. You won’t be disappointed.
This food market is bustling with all walks of life local Portuguese holiday makers it’s food lovers paradise
Amazing eateries surround you very reasonable prices the quality of the food was sensational
It is a total must if you’re in Lisbon please don’t miss it. You won’t be disappointed.
Written 4 December 2024
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Janet M
Cordova, TN817 contributions
Apr 2024 • Couples
This market is very large and is located in Lisbon's city center. It's a foodie's paradise with a massive food court with stalls and also features fresh produce that's locally grown. We went there several times to buy the best pasties de nata (1.0Euro for one or 6.0 Euros for 6) in Lisbon at Manteigaria.
Written 4 August 2024
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Fernanda
64 contributions
May 2024 • Family
Place with dishes from renowned chefs, but not tasty dishes the two times we went, and prices equal to regular restaurants. The place is crowded, making it difficult to find a place to sit. We went a second time to try new dishes and again, disappointed. Restaurants we tried were Henrique Sa Pessoa, Marlene Vieira, Café São Bento, a pizza restaurant (which was good but nothing exceptional, with a higher price of 13-18 euros), a butter shop.
Wouldn't go again...
Wouldn't go again...
Written 27 May 2024
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David_B-Billericay
Billericay, UK390 contributions
Apr 2024 • Couples
Definitely an experience to treat yourself to in Lisbon.
Firstly find a seating space to fit your party and protect those seats whilst you each return to order your earlier chosen dish from your earlier chosen food concession. All fast food, but traditional. Most outlets give you a timer / buzzer that will vibrate for you to return to collect your food.
Bars and drinks are relatively expensive. Main courses average 13 to 20 Euros.
Good dessert choices and the gelato concession was the busiest there.
Great to people watch and to just walk around even if you are not eating.
Firstly find a seating space to fit your party and protect those seats whilst you each return to order your earlier chosen dish from your earlier chosen food concession. All fast food, but traditional. Most outlets give you a timer / buzzer that will vibrate for you to return to collect your food.
Bars and drinks are relatively expensive. Main courses average 13 to 20 Euros.
Good dessert choices and the gelato concession was the busiest there.
Great to people watch and to just walk around even if you are not eating.
Written 22 April 2024
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
275Andrea
Oderzo, Italy106 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
Just outside the stop of cais Sodré across the street there is this covered market that has two areas: a small one that constitutes the old market proper; a much larger one that houses numerous restaurants and food shops. In the center huge tables where you take place next to and in front of each other (festival style).
You choose the restaurant with the most congenial proposal, you pay and wait in place with a led that lights up when your dish is ready. At that point the dish is retrieved and consumed on these very long counters. Often special products, delicious dishes and high quality raw material. There is no question about that. Caught very tasty fish dishes.
Problems:
1. prices well above average considering that you serve yourself as if it were a self service and eat basically together with other people on the same counter.
2. Finding a place at canonical hours is practically a war. Super crowded with fierce tourists for the conquest of a place.
In short, experience to try, certainly avoiding peak times and knowing that you will eat well but paying handsomely and serving yourself. I suggest it more for a reinforced aperitif maybe before dinner or lunch.
You choose the restaurant with the most congenial proposal, you pay and wait in place with a led that lights up when your dish is ready. At that point the dish is retrieved and consumed on these very long counters. Often special products, delicious dishes and high quality raw material. There is no question about that. Caught very tasty fish dishes.
Problems:
1. prices well above average considering that you serve yourself as if it were a self service and eat basically together with other people on the same counter.
2. Finding a place at canonical hours is practically a war. Super crowded with fierce tourists for the conquest of a place.
In short, experience to try, certainly avoiding peak times and knowing that you will eat well but paying handsomely and serving yourself. I suggest it more for a reinforced aperitif maybe before dinner or lunch.
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Written 1 July 2024
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Yes. I believe that it is wheelchair accessible.
Written 21 February 2022
Is Time Out market pet friendly? Thanks
Written 10 August 2021
Time Out Market Lisboa
Lisbon, Portugal
Hello, only guide dogs are allowed inside the market. In the restaurants with terraces they are allowed.
Written 16 September 2021
No lo sé. No he visto ninguno.
Written 11 January 2020
No reservation allowed. Except for the chef's experience box where a group can interact with a chef on preparing exclusive meals. You can visit Time Out Lisbon website for details.
Written 9 July 2019
Gostaria de agradecer a todos que me ajudaram respondendo. É muito útil quando tiram fotos das faturas nas recomendações, assim posso programar melhor qual escolher sem levar sustos,
Abraços a todos
Written 17 April 2019
No Time Out , existe muitas opcoes de preços variados , da para voce gastar , comer bem e ficar dentro de um orcamento , pois como nao tem garcon , e voce quem compra o que vai consumir e assim pesquisa o que quer comer e beber e tampem quanto quer gastar .. Boa Sorte !
Eu amei um bolinho de pato com um molhinho de laranja , volttaria la muitas vezes para repetir esta iguaria !
Written 17 April 2019
Qual o melhor horário para ir? Quando tem menor movimento?
Written 16 March 2019
Eu fui a noite, estava cheio, mas cheio legal, logo arranjei onde sentar, agora falando sincero o local é grande e se estiver vazio fica sem graça.
Written 17 March 2019
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