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A very interesting market to pop in and eat. The Pasteis are the best in the city, still warm and gooey. (Trust me we ate a lot) It’s a little bit up market and therefore a little more expensive and very busy
It was an okay place to kill some time while we waited out the rain. The bathrooms were adequate, and there was free wifi which was great. It had a large selection of types of food ranging from gourmet burgers to sushi to traditional Portuguese...More
This place is horribly busy at the weekends and surprisingly despite the crowds not all the units are operational. Likely a good thing as seating is limited even though the entire centre is assigned to long communal benches. Good choice but maybe best midweek.
The market was easy to find, just behind the de Sodre train station along the waterfront.in Lisbon. A beautiful old building with a very distinct front. We did not eat there that day as there were long line-ups at all the food stations and the...More
many options to choose from, great food and drinks. only thing is can be super crowded and difficult to find a seat so plan for that if you are in a large group.
We visited based on the reviews and also a recommendation from our Hotel. Sponsored by TimeOut magazine, all of the food providers have been through a rigorous selection process so you can be assured of the quality, value varies by provider so have a good...More
I researched Time Out Market and it's chefs and made sure to visit Chef Felicidad's establishment specifically for the Quail and Sweet Potato Purée. This was one of best combination of flavors i encountered throughout my time in Lisbon and Highly recommend. I also had...More
Excellent food, busy place but service is quick. It’s a one stop for some Lisbon’s finest dinners good food, wine and cheese the main focus is Portuguese cuisine.
Being vegetarian, there were very limited stalls to find a main course. The desert stands were excellent. It’s a good idea, but it’s mostly meat and seafood, and it is more expensive than your average lunch in Lisbon in my opinion. It was also packed...More
If you are in Lisboa you definetly have to go there! Many different kind of food (Fish - Burger - Sushi - Asia - Ham & Cheese). You will find something for you. During our trip I tried the Sushi, Pad Thai and the Tuna...More
