Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia opened in 1892 and is a favorite among locals and visitors. Choose from ethnic restaurants, including the Food Network famed pork & roast beef at DiNic's.
TaKorean and DC Dosa are solid. For sure grab a sweet nibble from CoCo Sala and a container of chickpea chorizo salad from the charcuterie/sandwich spot in the back left corner of the market.
This is foodie heaven!! Come really hungry because everything is good! Top 3 musts are Tacos #1, Dizzengoff, and Mokbar, but you'll need to come back multiple times to taste everything
The market is home to over 100 vendors of great ethnic diversity. You can find not only fine meats & fresh vegetables, but also fresh seafood, baked goods, dairy & cheese products, & fresh flowers.
More than 30 merchants offer a variety of produce, fresh meat and fish and specialty products seven days a week. It also hosts a seasonal farmers market on Saturdays and flea market in the summer. Read more.
You'll find sandwiches, soups, burritos, coffee, seafood, sushi, salads, chocolates, bakery, pitas, and much more here. You may also find some good items to take home with you. This place is great.
This is exactly what all food halls should aspire to; it offers something for everyone, from fancy flowers to fancy popsicles, Frye boots to fried chicken. Read more.
Some of our favorite Market offerings include the Lavender Lemonade slush from Press Brothers Juicery; the BBQ chicken from Sticky Rice, and you can never go wrong with a scoop from McConnell's. Read more.
With a line of incredible artisan cooks, the Krog Street Market is a destination for anyone visiting Atlanta. Flavors range from Gu's spicy dumplings to the homely flavors of The Little Tart Bakeshop. Read more.
A bar with multiple food stops. Absolutely brilliant. I even found a fresh coconut served at one of the locations. Highly recommend for a group of friends to go to as everyone can find something.
The biggest and probably most delicious food hall in NYC. Arepa Lady, Jian Bing for Shanghai Street Food, Katz’s, Ample Hills... really everything.
Quality food hall w/ FiDi-Statue of Liberty water views & some of NYC best eats: Blue Ribbon Sushi (TBA), Dos Toros Taqueria, Little Muenster, Mighty Quinn's BBQ, Num Pang, Tartinery, Umami Burger, +.
A market with vendors selling cured meats and cheese from Italy, prepared food, butchers and hand rolled cigars. There are seating areas for designated restaurants.
What to order here: Delaney chicken, Thai Basil dish at Bangkok Bar, the tacos at Takumi Taco, the Wangding at Asia Dog. Skip the sesame noodles and pork bun from Hong Kong cart.
24,000-square-foot space is in a historic building, offers 15 stalls slinging local foods. Think of this as an eating tour of Chicago’s neighborhoods--but all in one spot. --purewow
Think upscale food court w/a bar & patio! Try the little chef counter, noodle house or Calidog. Don't miss the treat bot for dessert. Wine lovers buy a bottle from vino vino & enjoy it on the patio.
Forget about all the street vendors; duck into the basement of the Plaza for tons of awesome choices for a quick lunch.
Great place in San Diego. Take a wine, a beer or any great food after walking around the museums and art galleries
Such a cool place. Loved all the different stations. I got the NOLA trio from one of the stations and a sweet mint smoothie from another. It was absolutely delicious! Great food and great atmosphere!
Super cute market with tons of stores selling every type of food, juice, snack you could ever want. Great place to grab lunch. Reminds me of Reading Terminal in Philadelphia.
Everything is AMAZING! Local produce, cheese, juice bar, tea and spices, chocolate, ice cream, and the baked goods at Field and Fire are outstanding!
If you want to grab a good bite, this is the place, from Ramen to Hot Dogs, this space has it all. A good place in case you cannot go for one specific kind of food when going out with friends.
Gets crowded on weekdays during noon. Get there around 11:30am to avoid large crowds. Gentaro Soba serve Japanese noodles. Lotería serves Mexican food.
As you'd expect from Portland, a market full of great local food vendors, from burgers to coffee to Korean and more.
My favorite place to shop, eat, meet and relax. Best pizza, sushi, Thai food, seafood, coffee, baked goods, fruits and veggies in the area. Plenty of FREE parking, especially on Saturday. Read more.
Absolutely everything is great about this place. Sandwiches, smoothies and delicious drinks. Ask for the mimosa with cider. Highly recommend it.
Excellent new addition to downtown. Perfect spot for a business lunch or if you're looking to make a great stop between sightseeing destination. Tagliatelle al nero di serpa with sugo al mare perfect.
Hip indoor food court with plenty of seating and a great variety of food. Outdoor seating for summer.
This is undeniably Denver. Friendly people, unparalleled design and food offerings that cover the gamut. Make sure to grab a cold brew at the Crema Bodega and dig into the fine pastries at Izzio.
Great small, cozy market alternative to Whole Foods and prices are comparable and often better. Great sandwiches, wraps, and hot food selections!! : )
Lots of choices, mostly Japanese but some Chinese, Thai, local, burgers, etc. Get the $1 beer. Even if it's badly flavored water, it's the cheapest drink you'll find XD
Very good selection for a small co-op. Local produce is top-notch! Cafe and pre-made foods are very good.
“This is a fancy food court, and it fulfills its function with gusto.” Indeed, it’s hard to go wrong with most of the selection, including their “startlingly delicious take on the ubiquitous cupcake.” Read more.
For being right in GC this place is delicious. variety is great, it's a bit expensive but I've never been let down with a flatbread, sandwich, or treat! Sandwiches are tasty but very messy--worth it!
Take a leisurely walk and enjoy! Stop into the Thomas Kinkade shop and get a praline sample at the candy store!
