Lisboa, Portugal
R. Coelho da Rocha 104
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+351211323701
A nice place to have drinks and food. Not as touristy as the timeout market. It’s not huge there not a lot of options though.
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Awesome place to eat, drink, buy fruits, fresh fish etc, or just visit and walk around. There are a few restaurants inside. The architecture of the building is simply beautiful from outside and inside. Worth the visit!
It's just a lovely place to eat and hang out. Very tasteful decoration and vibe, amazing food and cool crowd.
It is a very interesting market to visit and eat there. In addition it is not full of tourists as is the case of the Time Out Market in Cais do Sodré. The food is very good and cooks super well. We loved the grill, awesome those grilled ribs. The only downside, the desserts seemed a bit expensive.
Small food court with 14 different cuisines to drool over. Extremely friendly staff, big smiles and excited to talk through their menus. Couple of units doing drinks and desserts. We came on a quiet night so not sure if this is custom - however there appeared to be table service for drinks. Lucky enough to have picked a night with live music - check out their website to see what else is on. Foodies - this is an alternative option to Time Out Market, one not to be missed if on a budget or fancy avoiding the crowds.
Love it!!! It's a market with different types of restaurants inside : hamburgers, Italian, fish, desserts (ice cream and cakes), sushi, meat, poke bowla and a hummus bar. All the restaurant had an average price of 10-12 euros. There is a medium size sitting area. I tried two restaurants and payed less than 10 Euros and the food was very nice. Also, it wasn't very crowded and it's more for locals.
Great and charming place! Food for every taste availble, nice Service. I am definatley coming Back.
My favorite grocery shopping place in the city. The almonds/nuts/tea (from the Azores!) shop is a highlight. Great lunch options inside and around it.
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