Time Out Market Lisboa ★ 4.4
Time Out Market in Lisbon's Mercado da Ribeira: 26 restaurants, 8 bars and counters from Avillez, Castro e Silva and Marlene Vieira at long shared tables.
Go for: Lunch, Dinner, Portuguese chefs
Where Lisbon shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Lisbon shops, snacks and lunches.
Time Out Market in Lisbon's Mercado da Ribeira: 26 restaurants, 8 bars and counters from Avillez, Castro e Silva and Marlene Vieira at long shared tables.
Go for: Lunch, Dinner, Portuguese chefs
Mercado da Ribeira's original fish and produce hall in Lisbon: open since 1882, sixty stalls of fish, fruit and vegetables next to the Time Out food hall.
Go for: Fish, Produce, Mornings
Mercado de Campo de Ourique in Lisbon: a 1934 neighbourhood market revived as a food hall, charcuterie, petiscos and Portuguese wines until late.
Go for: Lunch, Petiscos, Wine
Mercado de Arroios in Lisbon: a 1942 produce market in the city's most multicultural quarter, Bangladeshi, Indian and Mozambican stalls alongside the locals.
Go for: Produce, South Asian groceries, Mornings
Mercado de Alvalade Norte in Lisbon: a 1964 market praised by Anthony Bourdain on No Reservations, suppliers selling fish and produce direct to locals.
Go for: Fish, Produce, Mornings
Feira da Ladra in Lisbon's Alfama: the Saturday flea market on Campo de Santa Clara since the 13th century, food stalls, ginjinha and antique browsing.
Go for: Snacks, Ginjinha, Bric-a-brac
Mercado de Santa Clara in Lisbon's Alfama: the oldest market in Lisbon, sharing its plaza with Feira da Ladra, antiques, books, crafts and a culinary annex.
Go for: Antiques, Snacks, Crafts
LX Market in the LX Factory creative quarter, Lisbon: a Sunday food and craft market in the 19th-century textile complex, food trucks, brunches and DJ sets.
Go for: Lunch, Crafts, Vintage
Mercado do Forno do Tijolo in Anjos, Lisbon: a 1956 produce market on Rua Maria da Fonte, fish and vegetables direct from the wholesalers, weekday mornings.
Go for: Fish, Produce, Mornings
Mercado 31 de Janeiro in Lisbon's Saldanha: a 1996 produce hall behind Picoas metro, fish and seasonal fruit, a quiet weekday-morning local-shopper's pick.
Go for: Fish, Produce, Mornings
Mercado de Olivais in Lisbon, a sprawling Sunday street market on a residential roundabout, the city's largest, fresh produce. Open sun 07:00-13:00.
Go for: Fresh fruit, Crafts, Bric-a-brac