A great mercado experience. Far smaller than Time Out Lisbon, but also provides a far better experience. Take note that most shops close on Sundays. I enjoyed the seafood and steak stalls the most (sorry I forgot the names) An added treat: there’s a cemetery close by and a beautiful church right across it. Walk around in the area after you’ve had your feast.

We love visiting markets and this is a lovely local market. Unfortunately during our weekday visit in February there was a lot of construction going on inside which is to be expected in off season. We can’t wait to return ! This is what markets are supposed to be like unlike the tourist attraction that’s claiming to be a market.

I arrived a bit too late for the market hussle, a bit too soon for lunch. I waited a bit while having an iced coffee and after making my round I sat down at the oysterbar. Lovely man with lots of knowledge, open and welcoming. Do go there as he’s lovely (I ended up sitting there a long time) and more importantly: the oysters are amazing!!

This market has a quite eclectic selection of foods. To put it in perspective- I had a Philly Cheese steak, my wife had a Hummus Bowl from a different stall, and my daughter had a Japanese Poke Bowl from yet another stall. I'd guess there are roughly 50-60 stalls in all with offerings from all over the world.

Beautiful evening on a Saturday night - lovely food choices, full of locals, live music and comfortable seating. Had sangria, bachalau, croquettes, tomato rice, olives for €30 and the atmosphere was 10/10. 100 times better than the Time Out market

We were recommended this venue by our tuktuk driver. It's a local's & family friendly alternative to Time Out. It is much smaller & not a late night venue - only open until 10pm on Friday night. However, the food was delicious, & the atmosphere friendly & relaxed. However, there aren't lots of bars etc nearby, unlike the area around Time Out; and finding a taxi nearby to take us back to our hotel was quite challenging!

I thoroughly enjoyed this place, which is smaller and more intimate compared to Time Out Market. It has a unique and eclectic atmosphere with a limited number of food stands and a single bar that caters to all visitors. The crowd primarily consists of locals, with only a few tourists who arrive after their tram ride. The screens showcase football matches, creating a lively atmosphere, and I appreciated the polite demeanor of everyone present. Overall, I found it to be a highly enjoyable experience.