308 Market Street Philadelphia, PA
The fresh daily fare at Fork:etc. comes from the same high-quality local farms as next-door sister restaurant Fork. Expect homemade veggie burgers with cilantro mayo, honey-roasted country ham, homemade artisanal breads and pastries and La Colombe coffee.
719 S. 4th Street Philadelphia, PA
A refined drink-mixer made of ginger, cayenne pepper, lemon, mint and green tea has become more than a compliment for gin and bourbon. Jin-Ja has evolved into a drink that holds its own; it has powerful benefits, like digestion regulation, increase in metabolism and nausea-fighting capabilities. The gingery concoction is a true story of old-fashioned entrepreneurship, culminating in a wildly popular (and delicious!) root-veggie beverage, rooted in Philadelphia’s rich soil.
18th and Chesnut Street Philadelphia, PA
Made with local ingredients, Gilda’s Biscotti are a mainstay at area coffeehouses. Subtle, authentic flavors like Vanilla Bean and Candied Orange Almond are brilliant for coffee-dunking and sold in half-pound bags at DiBruno Bros., Fair Food Farmstand and other discerning markets.
1610 South Street Philadelphia, PA
South Street’s Pumpkin Market brings prepared foods, fresh produce, dairy and value-added products such as Better Together brownies, house-made hummus and Severino pasta directly to its customers.
3131 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA
A daily menu of fresh-made treats at University City’s Picnic includes Metropolitan breads, made-to-order sandwiches, dinner entrees such as green and white lasagna and pepper-seared filet mignon and fresh-baked pastries.
51 North 12th Street Philadelphia, PA
The ultimate stop-off for local food to go, Reading Terminal Market is a smorgasbord of Philly delicacies—everything from Pennsylvania Dutch apple dumplings to Lancaster pickles and local honeys. Popular vendors include: Fair Food Farmstand, Pennsylvania General Store and Lancaster Co. Dairy.
4th & Poplar Streets Philadelphia, PA
Some of the produce at Northern Liberties’ Almanac comes from mere blocks away at Greensgrow Farms; other local goodies include Bobbi’s Hummus, Nature Soy and Old City Coffee, plus house-made soups, sandwiches and salads.
4425 Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia, PA
Maplehofe milk, Claudio’s ricotta, local produce and South Philly Italian charcuterie with the above ingredients are just some of the goods for tasting at West Philly’s Milk and Honey Market.
1618 E Passyunk Ave Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Owned and operated by local food writer Adam Erace and his brother Andrew, Green Aisle Grocery is East Passyunk’s go-to spot for all things local: house-cured meats from Café Estelle, mostarda and condiments from James restaurant, Lancaster dairy and produce and the very best of Philly’s sweets and snacks.
102 West State Street Kennett Square, PA
Exotic mushroom soup sourced from nearby farms, homemade pretzels, fried Lancaster chicken and succotash made with local corn and bacon are just a few of the offerings at the nationally lauded gourmet market/cafe Talula’s Table in Kennett Square.
101 S. 13th Street Philadelphia, PA
So many of the treats at Grocery, Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran’s Midtown Village foodery, are hard to resist. How about ancho-chocolate cupcakes with goat’s milk caramel and toffee peanuts, fresh-made watermelon margarita mix or a morning oatmeal bar with fixins?