Reading Terminal Market

This Philadelphia public market, housed in an old train station, first opened in 1893 and has over 100 vendors that offer food from all over the world as well as handcrafted goods.

Awaken your senses and try out cuisine from all over the world at Reading Terminal Market! This bustling public market, first opened in 1893, is housed in a former train station and situated in the heart of Philadelphia. Be sure to arrive hungry, because here you’ll find dishes from New Orleans, the Middle East, Greece, and of course Philadelphia, among many others. There are vendors that sell phenomenal fresh seafood, produce, meat, and baked goods to satisfy any sweet tooth.

Aside from the seemingly endless food options, there are also several vendors in the market that sell handcrafted goods like jewelry, art prints, and candles. Some of the market’s vendors have been operating for generations and have created a tight-knit, dedicated community. You’ll feel like a true local indulging in a loaded Philly cheesesteak and decadent Pennsylvania Dutch ice cream and pastries!

A visit to Reading Terminal Market is an extraordinary way to connect with the city’s many flavors, fascinating history, and lovely people. Stop by to appease your appetite and potentially pick up a few artisanal goods for souvenirs or gifts. Reading Terminal Market is such a perfect place to come if you don’t know what you feel like eating, have a very specific craving on your mind, or want to try a little bit of everything during your time in Philadelphia!