Reading Terminal Market

yes, a variety. I'll be glad to give u the tour.

You can , it may be hard from time to time depending on how busy it is.

Yes, the Market management sells gift cards that are good at all of the merchants.

Market is open but the shops that are Amish owned are not open

Yes

Public parking deck on Arch behind Home2 Suites. There's another deck few blocks down Arch as well.

No.

Not really sure about that.I believe that is possible based on other similar markets.

Yes

Most every day except Sunday.

Most of them are open, the Amish farm vendors are closed on Sunday.

There's a full size diner and some smaller inner venues with donuts and such.

Yes, but some booths may be closed for the holiday

I believe they do..

No sign there, but maybe at produce

It is correct..i've use that way

Puerto Rican Street Food Lands in Reading Terminal Market This Week Look for pinchos and empanadas at Loco Lucho’s Latino Kitchen

Yes

Sometimes it is I would go in between launch or dinner cause lose to time are when it's busiest

Little Thai Market sells the salmon curry dish.

Absolutely, we have AC.

You may enter w/o proof but w/mask. Proof of vaccination is required to be seated to dine anywhere.

Yes

Yes they have goat and also some wild game too ..I can't answer for the milk .

Yes. Near the front by the donut shop

If there is such a thing, someone probably has it at the Reading Terminal Market.

Definitely.

Go to the rear of the market

Never saw one and I walked it extensively. I was there just last month. Not sure if I just overlooked it

We went on a Sunday and most of the shops were open. We had been the day before and confirmed that the ahop from which we wanted to purchase would be open.

Any nearby parking lot

No. They are closed for Independence Day

I have no clue

Tony DiNics in the terminal is the most famous for that. It's delicious

I don't think so, it is an indoor food market.

Indeed! Vegan, organic, or spots that include healthy concious items on their menu.

The whole place shuts down around 5 every day.

The sign remains in one of my Facebook photo albums. Do you want to see it?

I don't think so. That's a holiday probably not.

All looks equally GOOD

No one is selling fried turkeys this year. Sorry.

There's a parking deck across the street. You can have your ticket validated by a vendor and the price goes way down. There's also street metered parking in the area. No specific or free parking however.

There is more than 1 produce market and I do not know the answer to your specific question.

YES , THEY DO , ALONG, ,WITH SO , MANY OTHER Gourmet or Italian along with fresh fruits and vegetables Stan's is the best indoor market what's a selection in variety of other things

No, only licensed assistance animals are permitted in the Market. No pets.

The Pennsylvania General Store https://www.pageneralstore.com/ and Termini Brothers Bakery https://www.termini.com/

We have a deal with 2 different parking lots. At the Hilton Garden Inn garage at 11th and Arch it’s $4/2 hours. At the Parkway Garage at 12 th and Filbert it is $5/2 hours. Just bring your parking ticket into the market and ask the stores to stamp it when you spend $10.

There is so much there I'm sure you'd find options for vegetarians

Yes. Just like with any religion, there are varying degrees to which people observe the religion. Our merchants are not old order Amish, but some are Amish. Others are Menonites.

Not to bad. You get a discount if u spend a certain amount, so get your parking pass stamped. But make sure you don't stay longer than 4 hrs!

I've only visited.

The Market has a 2 hour discount parking deal with the Hilton Garden Inn garage at 11th and Arch ($4) and the Parkway garage at 12th and Filbert ($5).you can stay longer but the discount expires. If you take the train, you’ll come into 30th at station and then take SEPTA to Jefferson Station (about 5 minutes); we’re directly across the street from Jefferson Station.

I'm not sure of the name of the rib place I haven't visited that place in over 3 years up until a week ago and I just Breeze through the place. It was an in and out situation.

Unfortunately, not most vendors. I think Iovine Brothers produce might be open until 7pm.

No they are not allowed inside. It is a food venue.

The entire market is closed today for the holiday. We will open tomorrow at 8am.

No sorry but the entire market is closed today for the holiday. We will reopen tomorrow at 8am.

Soup to nuts, A to Z.

Yes

Beiler's Bakery is there (long line for the doughnuts). Not sure about Breaverman (dont recall that name and it isnt on the current merchant list on the web site).

All of the Fresh food merchants (butchers, produce, fish, etc) accept them. But you can only use snap issued in PA; the USDA won’t let you cross state lines.

I'm not sure but there are convience stores nearby, 7-11, Wawa & others. If you cannot get ice at Reading Terminal, you can there.

Reading Terminal is a big marketplace. They will only card you at the places that serve alcohol.

Nope - The Reading Railroad (of the Monopoly game) used to have a station on top of the Market.

Miller's Twist in the Reading Terminal makes pretzels. They're the same merchant that sells lemonade and ice cream. The Pennsylvania General Store sells a variety of postcards, as do some of our temporary merchants located on the day stalls throughout the Market.

Yes

Yes, many places accept food stamps within the Market.

12TH & Filbert Garage (PARKWAY) 11TH & Arch Garage (HILTON Offer discounted parking $4 or $5 for 2 hours if you get your parking ticket validated inside the market at any of the vendors. Do NOT exceed the 2 hours, or all discounts are off!

The fun of The Market is finding what YOU like. As a family of 4, we all ate from different places.

The market aisles are not very wide and getting around during busy times will be very challenging

No Rick's

Yes

Wasn't when I just tried!

6 blocks up Market St.

We really enjoyed "by George".

Don't think so

Way too many to count!! So worth the time to walk through every square inch.

Yes you can definitely get a great breakfast. The donuts at Beiler's are awesome. Down home diner has breakfast all day and Dutch eating place has a great breakfast as well.

They Have Numerous Deli's At The Reading Terminal!

Yes.

When it's warm outside

Yes

No, just have to wear a mask

There are a ton of fine restaurants that do. You just have to find the one you like best.

I would try to avoid Fridays and weekends as they tend to be the busiest. Monday-Wednesday are your best bets

Last week pretty much all of the vendors were open. Not sure that I know of that place in particular tho.

There are several vendors that sell fish. You'll have to go and see.

Yes long as you have a mask

I saw Wednesday for seniors 8 to 9am but it might have changed since news of city restrictions yesterday

Yes they do have duck.

You know they actually might. But chinatown is a few blocks away. If you don't find it there chinatown might have it.

Pain to get to the nearby garages & expensive if you're making it a day trip. Take a photo of your garage and cross street signs.

We did spot hero and walked to the market

The name of the bakery is Beilers. They are open Tuesday-Saturday

Honestly I'm not sure but all I do know is that it tastes amazing and fresh.

Yes u can

Yes there is free wifi...network name RTM

Inside the terminal. Both places are next to each other

Senior hour’s

Yes. The Patco line will let you off in Center City and it is within walking distance

Thank for your feedback

There is metered street parking and there are lots all over the place.

Open!

Prices are decent and it would go about the same with gift shops on their souvenir items.

No. Get the app Spot Hero. There's a garage right near it and this app will get you a good price for parking in it.

Not to my knowledge

Yes you can? I don't know the price at least bring five dollars to be on the safe side

I've never heard of them so I'm not certain. There are a couple of produce places there.

No

If you look for them, you might find some, but since it's a farmers market, most likely you won't find any. There are baseball caps in the stores on market Street though, it's only a block away from the terminal :)

When they first open!

Little Thai Market has a fish & broccoli dish.

Yes sir

Absolutely. Try Keven Soul Food, Cheesesteak stand, couple of counter top resturant and dessert everywhere

No fee

The Market is closed on Memorial Day. We're also closed: New Years Day – January 1st, Easter – April 21st, Independence Day – July 4th, Labor Day – September 2nd, Thanksgiving – November 28th, & Christmas – December 25th

I'm sure...but I think so.

Health codes allow for service animals only.

Either you drop off and go or there's a parking lot near to park in

Yes, if there's room.

It is not run by the Amish

Yes

No more so than any food warehouse

Nope

No, it will be closed. I saw a sign there yesterday

Yes!

Yes, i saw a pub there

Yes, a garage is there as well as on-street parking

They have a very nice produce stand in the market.

Don't know if they have them

I was not there on a Tuesday so I can't say. I also don't remember seeing signs with different hours of operation.

Yes it is

The market is closed today.

No dogs allowed... It is really crowded most of the time anyway.

Yes

See posting..

We have a relationship with 2 different parking garages. Park in the Hilton Garden Inn garage at 11th & Arch St. ($4/2hours) or the Parkway Garage at 12th & Filbert St. ($5/2hours). Park anywhere in either garage, bring your parking ticket into the Market, and when you spend $10, ask one of the stores to validate your parking. The discount will automatically come up when you go to pay at the garage.

Do you mean December 24th (Christmas Eve)? If so, yes, we are open on Christmas Eve, but it is up to each individual merchant how late they stay, and some start closing around 3pm.

There are so many food places there, I'm sure you can find something.

It depends on which restaurant you're talking about. Some serve all day, and others stop serving at 11am.

I would check with Giunta’s, L Halteman, and La Divisa. They all usually have them.

Yes at the produce stores, butchers, and fishmongers

They have just about anything you'd want

Because it was built on the ground floor of the Reading Railroad’s train terminal

Beck’s Cajun Cafe does and Martin’s Meats sells alligator filets.

If you are interested in applying for a space, visit the Resources tab on readingterminalmarket.org for the application

All different types of food, I could stay all day, breakfast lunch and dinner in one place

Yes, from 8am-6pm. However, the Pennsylvania Dutch are closed on Sundays.

Only in the morning until the sun comes out and clears the haze.

Not open Easter Sunday

Martin & Godshaws are closed on Sunday's

I didn't see.

I don't recall seeing it but i wasn't looking for it.

2 hr discount parking with validation and $10 purchase

Yes

Yes there are various vendors that offer gluten free. Can't offer and specifics though sorry

Yes

7 or 8 blocks.

No,only service dogs for the blind or handicapped

Actually they do, i finally got the chance to go to the market my self and bought it . Its little white milkhouse raw milk. Thanks to everyone who responded.

Not sure

DI'NIC'S IS THE BEST. Guess what the other person said. Five stars

No.. There isn't a place to buy pie crust

I can remember going in the 60's..it has been around befre that!

No

They are open 8am to 6pm everyday including Sunday xmas eve. Go go their site for more info. (Reading terminal market).

Yes. Have fun

It was either Amy's Place of Kauffman's Lancaster County Produce.

Yes, you can. At Iovine Brother's Produce, Fair Food Farmstand, & OK Lee Produce

A very good place to shop and eat.

Yes

Twenty is enough for most of options.

Website states that the hours are: Monday through Saturday 8 - 6 Sunday 9 - 5 There's discount parking at 12th and Arch.

I not sure, many average about $15/ lbs.

Only 2 places serve or sell scrapple..

It tables and chairs all around

Yes

Yes

Loads of fresh fish, lobsters etc. All identified and help with how to cook from staff. Just walk around and ask the staff.

I AM not sure..Sorry...

Not sure at the Terminal matket...but Fantes on s 9th St Italian market should carry them

there are a couple of spots that specializes in breads & baked goods but I'm not sure about home-made buttermilk biscuits but definitely try Bieler's (not the donuts but across from there)

There are some great bakeries there. Ask them and also ask the couple Amish places that are side by side. I would not be surprised if someone has it.

I prefer Hershels corned beef or pastrami over the roast pork from Di Nics but they are both outstanding quality and taste!! If you have a couple people, get both and do a tasting meal.

Hi. This doesn't sound like a question? If it is a question asking if these items can be purchased in this market. I will say some can. I don't know about the oriental balms and ointment but I did see places selling spices etc

Question: Is there a place in the market that makes Philly steak sandwiches?

I have seen a lot of stuff made there but I haven't seen potato chips made there either

Yes get off at Jefferson Station and walk a few blocks.

Visitors can enjoy discounted parking for $4 at the Hilton Garage at 11th and Arch Streets or park for $5 at the Parkway Garage at 12th and Filbert streets. To receive discounted parking, simply make a $10 purchase at one of Reading Terminal Market's vendors and get your parking ticket validated

Hell yeah and more,great color to,you can get any meats there, come see.

Yes they do

Yes I'm sure one of the places do

No parking in terminal. Parking on street or garages. We took uber and was able to enjoy.

Yes

Mask wearing is required. But if eating or drinking in the restaurants it is not. I wear one regardless just to be safe or otherwise instructed.

Not sure, don't know what a beer rids is......

No tamales they have tacos and empanadas though.

When i was there i watched a few people eating sandwiches outside at little round tables, theres also seating indoors

Yes

Individual vendors may have.

Yes

Yes

Plenty of fresh made granola. Check the Amish stands.

I wouldn't expect them to be open on Xmas but I would go for it on Xmas Eve...

I don't know but the do sell alot of cheese... just make a day outing it..

I WOULD GO WITH THE CORNBEEF ON RYE WITH COLESLAW. OR PASTRAMI

Saad's Halal Restaurant

Never saw any

Not sure but you can asked them

They have socially distancing tables setup outside.

Yes, it does

Miller's Twist

They are closed now, but try tomorrow morning

I went on Friday at 1030am no lines

Absolutely not

just catch septa and enjoy yourself

I'm not sure but, Chinatown is in close proximity to the terminal

I don't no

No, there is no seating inside at this time, and you must wear a mask to enter. One entrance was open when I went last week across from Home 2 hotel.

Yes they do through Mercato.com

Yes you can and if someone can cook them they're real good

Yes u can

I did not see any parking spaces or garages close by.

Yes

10 minute stroll. But easily a 1-2 hour trip if you stop and buy anything.

Yes, to the point where I had to take my coat off to be comfortable.

I haven't known any place in the city that sells this item. But you can order it online at the Pickled Store. They have their own website.

All the restaurants are great. Large portions and good prices.

I believe it was in the center of the market..

The Reading Terminal is wheelchair and scooter accessible but like Ira Binder stated the Terminal gets pretty crowded no matter what day or time. It would be somewhat difficult to get around but not impossible. As far as parking you can get parking validation at any of the shops at the Terminal and pay anywhere between $5.00 to $12.00 depending on how long you visit. I was just there a few hours ago and was there slightly over and hour and paid $5.00. Hope this helps.

Call them and ask 😀

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Yes, at Pearl Oysters