• Fresh stalls in the morning, when the fish, fruit and vegetable sellers are busiest, so come early to see the market side at work
• Food court fills up in the evening, so with kids, aim for an early dinner to get a table
• Tram stop across the road: trams 25 and 28 and bus 709 stop by the Santo Condestável church, right across from the entrance

A covered neighborhood market, open since 1934, where fish, fruit and vegetable stalls still serve the Campo de Ourique district. Since 2013 the middle of the hall has been a food court: shared tables surrounded by counters serving everything from traditional Portuguese dishes to Japanese food.

Kids can look over the fish and produce stalls, then each person in the family picks a different counter for lunch.