
Reading Terminal Market has fed Philadelphia since 1893 from beneath the old Reading Railroad train shed — now the Convention Center. Over 80 vendors pack the aisles: Pennsylvania Dutch Amish counters selling scrapple and shoofly pie, the famous roast-pork sandwiches at DiNic's, Beiler's doughnuts and a deep bench of produce, fish and ethnic stalls that make it the city's best one-stop group lunch.
Yes — entry is free; pay per vendor. Most stalls take cards now.
Pennsylvania Dutch stalls typically run Wednesday–Saturday; the market itself is open daily.
Convention Center curbs on Filbert or Arch St are the closest unload; buses park off-site.
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