Miguel Castro e Silva

The time out food market is very touristy, I haven’t seen any locals there. That said, I think it is still an opportunity to try amazing food for an affordable price. I had the sausage rice with braised pork and it was divine. Highly recommend! On a Tuesday, after 12:30, it was hard, but not impossible to find a table for 2+ people.

Eating at the busy Time Out Market is a fun experience, as long as you can find seating. This is a busy market with many food vendors. We chose Miguel Castro e Silva and had the Bachlau a Bras, which was incredible. I wasn’t sure exactly what I was ordering other than knowing it was codfish. Was very pleased with the presentation and exquisite flavor. I think this is this vendors specialty. Would definitely eat her again and order the same.

Great quality food! The Chicken Peri Peri was sold out unfortunately. We ordered 3 dishes and 2 drinks. Reasonably priced given the quality of food. Seating can be tricky in the Time Out but everyone is friendly knowing we all just want to eat 🤣

I had a meal at Miguel Castro e Silva in the Time Out Market, and overall, the food was good. The ingredients were fresh, and the flavors were well-balanced. I was expecting a bit more of a "wow" factor, but it was still an enjoyable meal. The convenience of the market setting makes it a great spot to grab a quality bite while exploring other food options.

Everything wasn’t perfect but the caldo verde soup was delicious, best I’ve had on the trip through Portugal. The market is hot and touristic but Miguel is a good option.

Perfectly delicious tuna with sweet potatoe and peper sauce. Medium tuna steak. Absolútny worth of money. Thank you!

Food was amazing. Chicken was so good and nice and moist. Fries were crispy and peppers a great touch.

Got the Bacalhau À Bras. The timeout market is incredibly busy, it took a good 15 to 20 minutes before the food was ready. Considering this place was located in the market, it was actually pretty decent.