The market is a mixture of food for sale from fish to veg to flowers and food retailers. There is a vast choice of food to eat. We toured the whole market first before making our choice which was the Filipino stall in the back left corner. We wanted to try something different and this was certainly new to us. I have to say the beef wasn’t particularly tender, a little chewy which was disappointing but my husband had the pork which was fine. After eating we walked back to the excellent cake stall where there was such an array to chose from we left with more than we probably should have 🤣 but wow were they scrummy!

What a great experience and pleasant surprise. A very large variety of foods and food market with lots of ready to eat or RTG take home. Spent a couple minutes too long and got back to the Hilton Parking garage a few minutes late which completely negates the Parking Deal I thought I had. The food is still terrific though. go, you'll like it! And Phila was also a nice surprise being much more civilized and gentrified than it was for my previous life (7 years in University).

What a gem! Vibrant and diverse with so many options for all tastes with emphasis on what it is: proud Philly establishment. For breakfast, pop over to a Dutch Eating counter or grab a bagel or a croissant and have a delicious cafe latte. For lunch, get some delicious Georgian Khachapuri or a Central American street bite or a burger or some cheesesteak. There is a proper Down Home diner as well as a market and a liquor store and a chocolate stall and a delicious looking pastry one. A must visit.

Definitely Pearls it is. Served by a lovely young oriental girl very knowledgeable about the Phila food. I was very happy with my poached eggs with Phila scrapple after her recommendations. Then the Phila pork roll. Maybe New Jersey? It was like home made delicious. Mum’s breakfast cooking. I did also like the OJ. I had 2 glasses.

Here three decades ago, before food halls became a thing. Happy to report it hasn't changed at all. Here on a Sunday so I did miss the Amish shops, but otherwise many of the same cast of delicious characters..Carmen's for cheesesteaks, Bassetts for ice cream, Pearl's for oysters. Absolutely a must do if you are touring the town.

It was a fun, unique place to explore. There were a variety of food choices (BBQ, ice cream, diner type places, deli, Indian, Chinese...etc), produce, raw meat, liquor, flowers, candles, herbs and trinkets for sale. The aisles are narrow if you are in a group, and people can get shuffled/lost in the crowd so be sure to have a pre-planned meeting spot if you get separated. Thankfully, the aisles can be easily identified and navigated by street signs hanging from the ceiling.

Oh My! I strongly advise you go here when you are hungry,,, you won't be for long. a collection of everything, bakery's, ice cream, real food (meals) of all kinds. It's a big, almost overwhelming place, again wait til you're hungry to go there. But definitely do go there and experience it for sure!

Must visit for food in Philly. So many food options all within reasonable price and tasted great. Be prepared it can be very busy with queues at almost every vender especially around the height of lunch time, but the queues move fast they have systems in place and the food is so worth it. Would definitely recommend.

This market is a must if you are in town. They have everything you could need. There are so many restaurants that you can absolutely find something for everyone's taste. There is a seating area in the middle of the market and some vendors have seating at their stand. There are at least two or three places to eat where you can go in and sit down at a table. I really love all the other stands. There are butchers, produce markets, honey, cheese, jerky, seafood, donuts and anything else you may be looking for. Bleiler's donuts are amazing. There are Amish bakeries, a diner and cheese stand. The Amish stands are not open on Sunday. The market gets crowded but worth it. Several of the stands are well known and have been featured on Food network for the food. There is a parking garage directly across from the market. If you purchase anything at the market ask the vendor to validate your parking for a discounted rate. The garage is at 12th and Filbert. You must pay at the kiosk in the garage lobby to get the discounted rate. The market is also located right next to the Convention Center.

Wow, what an amazing please. visited Philadelphia on a day trip from NYC and this market came up as a must visit. The food choice is vast so there would be something for everyone even the fussiest of people like me. We opted for a Philly cheesesteak so shout out to Spataro. It was amazing, the best thing ever. The only problem is there are so many people and not enough seating so we had to stand up and eat. Definitely worth a visit