Reading Terminal Market

Shops · Philadelphia, PA

4.6 (7,335 · Yelp ) ·$$ ·Clothing Accessories · Gifts ·Est. 1893 ·

About

Bar: Beer & wine

The scent of freshly baked pretzels and roasting coffee fills the air at Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia's food paradise. Established in 1893 and housed in a National Historic Landmark building, this vast market is one of the country's oldest and largest farmers markets. You'll find Amish baked goods, homemade ice cream, fresh pierogies, and scrapple, plus local honey, produce, meats, and seafood. Beyond food, there are booksellers, florists, linens, and crafts. The crowd is mixed-gay-straight, making it a welcoming spot for everyone.

If you're visiting, go during a weekday morning to avoid the lunch rush. The market offers beer and wine, free wifi, and brunch. Grab a pretzel from the Amish stand and browse the shops for unique gifts. Philly AIDS Thrift is nearby for more shopping. It's a true Philly institution, super local and super Philly.

Located in Rittenhouse Square, Reading Terminal Market is a historic market that draws locals and tourists alike.

Features

  • Try the Amish pretzels for a local favorite
  • Browse crafts and gifts from local artisans
  • Enjoy brunch with beer and wine available
  • Free wifi for your convenience
  • Shop for produce, meats, and seafood

Good for

Clothing AccessoriesGiftsSundriesArts & Crafts

Practical

Mixed Gay/StraightBike ParkingGood for KidsDeliveryTake-OutCredit Cards AcceptedStreet ParkingVegan FriendlyFree WiFiBeer & WineBrunchLunchGarage ParkingParking LotClassyGood for Groups
4.6

What people say

Rated from 7,335 reviews. 24 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp

From the community

“Enjoy.”

Love the diverse crowd and excellent shopping for treats—Philly's finest.

A visitor · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

What products can I find at Reading Terminal Market? +

The market offers farm fresh produce, meats, poultry, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, confections, flowers, kitchenware, cookbooks, jewelry, and crafts.

What are the hours? +

Monday through Saturday 8am-6pm, Sunday 8am-6pm.

Is the market LGBTQ+ friendly? +

Yes, the market has a mixed-gay-straight crowd and an inclusive atmosphere.

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