Mercado de Campo de Ourique — Attraction in Lisbon

Good food options but the wine bar is terrible! Large selection but none very good. Service is astoundingly poor. Took one guy 10 minutes to serve one customer. Even the normally jovial Portuguese clientele were losing their patience. My second glass was half the size of the first, when I asked why, she shrugged and said that’s all they had. The former wine manager was a lovely man who offered all sorts of various wines and was professional and efficient. Now despite the large menu, most of the whites they have are acidic and strong with no subtle flavours. They will also overcharge your card if not looking, tried to charge me €9 for two glasses of wine instead of €7,5. When I pointed it out he got defensive and spent 5 minutes tapping his screen “trying” to fix it obviously hoping I would just pay and leave. Outrageous! A disservice to the other businesses that have great food but no...

Mercado de Campo de Ourique is a hidden gem in the heart of Lisbon, offering an exceptional blend of traditional market charm and modern culinary experiences. Stepping inside, you're immediately greeted by a vibrant atmosphere and the tantalizing aromas of freshly prepared food.

The market boasts a diverse array of stalls, each offering high-quality, locally sourced products. From fresh produce and artisanal cheeses to an impressive selection of wines and gourmet delicacies, there’s something to delight every palate.

What sets this market apart is its delightful food court, where you can savor a wide range of international cuisines and local specialties. Whether you're in the mood for succulent seafood, savory tapas, or indulgent desserts, the variety and quality here are second to none. The friendly vendors and lively ambiance make it a perfect spot for both casual meals and...

Be prepared to find fresh, fresh, fresh fruits and vegetables, seafood, and artisan breads, olive oils and more inside this covered marketplace. A huge shoutout out to the butcher on the corner, Tahlo do Nuno Félix, who provide first-class customer service. I brought my dog to Lisbon with me and I need to make her dog food from scratch. I work with the same butcher every week and and he de-bones and grinds chicken for me and sets the bones aside to make broth. My Portuguese is limited to "please, thank you, excuse me an see you later" and his English is about on par with my Portuguese, we managed to get my first order done with sign language and Google Translate. Now when I come in he knows just what I want and we have a great rapport. I love Lisbon and its people, I have encountered nothing but friendliness...