When the Reading Company opened its train shed in 1892, it was the only one in the country with a market tucked away in its cellar. The trains are long gone, but the food remains. And while disagreeing over the best cheesesteak is a popular pastime in Philly, pretty much everyone can agree on pancakes at the Dutch Eating Place, the roast pork sandwich at Dinic's, cupcakes at the Flying Monkey,...
Cool place to browse around and get breakfast or lunch! Lots of cool shops and great local produce, cheeses and meats.
Something for every taste at this:
Something for every taste at this indoor culinary wonderland. Indulge in dessert or savory meats and cheeses. The produce is a bargain.
This 75,000-square-foot collection of food, craft, and houseware stalls opened in 1892 as a covered market on the street level of the great Reading Terminal. Today, it's part of the Philadelphia Convention Center complex, where locals shop the butchers and fishmongers, office workers stand in line for lunch, and conventioneers stare at tomatoes as though they've never seen produce before....