Located inside Reading Terminal Market, and I love this spot. Tried them through Too Good To Go and…read morewas honestly impressed. They do not just throw in random fruits and veggies. My bag had a nice mix, fresh produce plus things like bruschetta and tofu, which made it feel more like a full haul instead of scraps. Everything tasted fresh and still had good life in it, not like last minute clearance. The store itself is very clean and well kept. Produce looks vibrant and organized, not picked over. There is also someone in the back keeping an eye on things with cameras, and he was really kind when helping me out. Staff in general were friendly and the whole place felt well run. After this, I would actually come back and shop here normally, not just for Too Good To Go. Great quality, great variety, and a really solid experience overall.

Quality produce and 100% probably pear, pineapple, and apple fruit juice combo all in a bag. Great…read moredeal and so hard to get. I am happy to have this bag today. Green onions, grapes, peaches, onions, brussel sprouts, Carrots, cucumbers, asparagus!!! Iovine is a classic Philly quality produce market of RTM. I don't have to tell you any of this if you are local. Finally got something from here after decades! Iovine is a dependable quality Philly produce classic.

The small, hole in the wall grocery store has some of the best juice in the city! There is a small…read morejuice stand in the back of the grocery store that offers fresh smoothies and pressed juices upon ordering. My favorites are the beet juice, and the breakfast juice, which includes pineapple and carrots mixed in. They also offer kimbap here, which is such a great option for on-the-go meals. I highly recommend getting a beverage here and walking down the block to Rittenhouse Square, where you can enjoy some beautiful weather, and a refreshing drink.

Cute little corner store and their juices are very fresh and made to order. Only critique is that…read morethe smoothies are a little lukewarm (wish they came out a bit colder). Great selection of snacks and fresh food as well

This store is by far the best! The staff is friendly and helpful. The team keeps the store very…read moreclean. When looking for items staff are available to assist. The produce department which is overseen by Gabe is top notch! I appreciate all the staff that work here.

I appreciate Sprouts being available on UberEats. Only one…read morereplacement needed. User friendly online services clarifying replacement options, and visuals of items. The very kind driver Yamil, was able to take a picture of the ingredients/label for a replacement due to dietary restrictions. My order was completed efficiently and timely with effective communication via chat. This was very convenient and I was able to use a $25 UberEats discount. Great customer service.

It's the famous open-air market in South Philly. The markets, restaurants, and shops span along a…read more10 block stretch of 9th Street. You basically start at Fitzwater Street near Angelo's Pizzeria if coming from Center City. It ends somewhere around Passyunk Avenue near Geno's Steaks. It was initially established back in the 1880s by South Italian immigrants, but I think most people would agree that the businesses are presently more diverse. We saw Mexican, Honduran, Nicaraguan, Thai, and Vietnamese businesses alongside Italian and other more generalized European markets. It was a planned visit for us. I just had to try South Philly Barbacoa and Anthony's Italian Coffee House. We also saw the infamous line of people waiting to place their orders at Angelo's Pizzeria. Along the way, there were many colorful murals depicting the history of the street market as well as many delivery trucks with fresh produce. That's really the big draw to this area. There were many locals buying produce, meat, cheese, and imported grocery items. It doesn't stop there. Make sure to take a little detour along South Street as you're walking back to the city center. There's public art everywhere including Isaiah Zagar's Mosaic Home, Alley of Murals, and Philadelphia's Magic Gardens. You could pretty much spend an entire afternoon in this part of the city. Don't pass it up when visiting the City of Brotherly Love.

The Italian Market is a really cool concept, because it's like a farmers market that you can go to…read moreall week. I got some fresh produce here and the prices were pretty on par with a grocery store, but they have more selection and fresher quality. It's fun to come here and pick out a bunch of stuff, and go in some of the little shops while you're at it! The employees were helpful too.

Upon hearing that some of our go-to South Philly Christmas tree locations were not operating this…read moreyear, my husband got to work on finding a new spot. Not only was picking out our tree at Giordano fast and easy, we also spent less than any other year in recent memory. I pulled up curbside on Washington Ave and nervously turned on my flashers. Yep, I was that girl, but thankfully didn't get any angry honks. Within five minutes, we selected a great-looking tree with a pleasant bluish hue (a blue spruce, I'm told). We paid just $45 plus a nice tip for the young guy who eagerly helped us out. Our tree was loaded onto the car and we were off. The tree is absorbing water quickly and it smells fantastic. The needles are definitely sharper than other trees we've had in the past, but I don't plan on bumping into it too often! Great experience and we'll definitely consider them again next year!

Great fruit selections, great group of people helping you out, very friendly. Big ole oranges,…read morefresh vegetables, nice store inside to grab extras. Lunch meats, bread, almost everything you'll find in an acme , giant, super fresh, or wherever you would go they have. Best thing is the prices that can't be beat, freshness of the product, along with the staff. Bring cash cause I was " that guy " who broke out the card when it was posted cash only. Now every time we are down here this is another great location to load up on fresh fruit and so forth. For $16.00 I had 5 full bags of fruits, and veggies to bring home. Here it is ... an invite, so come over the house you'll enjoy the tortillas, with the corn meal to make tamales we bought from San Roman a few doors away, along with the fresh fruits to make pies . Well I hope she makes pies out of them , if not I have great liquors to mix it up with the fruit. Great experience, happy to have saved money with more visits to come.

Although this guy;s stall sells your basics (berries, plums, pears, etc.) they had a great spread…read moreof figs, dried and fresh, and mushrooms. Although they didn't have anything as exotic as truffle, porcini or lobster mushrooms, he has a great spread of chantrelles. Duck around the corner off the Italian market and check their 'shrooms out. Just got an update from another yelper-friend and he warns of grit on the mushrooms...FYI. My chantrelles were clean, but I'd check twice.

I needed 125 limes and Whole Foods was selling them for .50 PER lime. I'll cut a bitch…read more Knowing South Philly Italians could make me a deal, I drove over to Anastasio's and picked up 175 limes for...wait...$47. That's .26 PER lime. Suck on that Whole Foods - yeah, I'll bet that tastes sour.

One of my favorite locally owned fruit & produce stores! Mr. & Mrs. Lang are very welcoming and…read morealways catering to everyone's needs, you feel like family also their fruit & veggies are delicious/ fresh, I'd rather go there than buy from any generic supermarket! They always have precut fruits/fruit salads as well as vegetable salads but they are always more than willing to cut anything up for you if it's not already available. They also offer miscellaneous grocery items like sugar, eggs, protein bars and other condiments. Mask required , weekdays open til 6pm and on sat. Closes at 5:30pm, Sunday they're closed.

What happened ? This was my go to spot for years. I've not been in a while but the prices are much…read morehigher than I remembered (and much higher than the average grocery store) but what was most off putting is the lady at the register (co owner) . She was quite rude but ... her husband's smile helpful demeanor and pleasant disposition is the reason an extra star was added.

This Aldi location is one of the "older" locations which has the older layout. However don't let…read morethat fool you, they still have some great finds and good deals. Navigating the store is easy and due to the small footprint of the store, I can easily find what I need. Also there is the seasonal/weekly aisles which are jokingly referred to by some as the infamous "aisle of shame." These are items that are limited stock, so once they are gone they are gone until next year. The reason I'm docking one star is due to one of the cashiers rudely shutting down the register we were waiting in line for. It would of been nice to have a heads up. With the exception of that individual, I have had pleasant interactions with the staff. Things to know: -have a quarter ready for a cart, don't worry you will get it back upon return -plan to bring your own reusable shopping bags or be prepared to pay for bags (although not sure how this will work with the impending plastic bag ban set to take place soon). -be careful in the produce aisle, some items may seem like a good price but the price listed is per pound -if you are vaccinated, no mask required -social distancing is no longer enforced, although there are signs and floor markers all over the place -if you see plants near the register (and happen to like gardening), they are usually priced much lower than competitors and are usually a steal

One of few food oases close to Center City. Good news is you've got some backups like ACME and…read moreTarget if you need a wider selection. It's no Wegman's, but the prices are absolutely the best in Philly. Newly remodeled.

This was my first time in an Asian market as I have never prepared Asian food or do I really ever…read moreeat it. But I was definitely curious and my son who lives in Philadelphia sometimes shops here. It seemed massive to me, and there were so many things I had no idea what they were. The only thing I bought were several different types of cookies, which I liked a lot. They were made with mung beans! Something I'd like to point out is that the the ladies bathroom was absolutely filthy! Something disturbing I saw that I wished I could unsee was a large pair of tongs hung over the filthy wastepaper basket. All I could think of was a kitchen employee needed to use the bathroom, and placed the tongs there while she did her business. But was she going to wash those when she got back to the kitchen or just use them without washing? Such a gross, unsightly thing to see!

Our go to Asian grocery - fresh Longan, Lychee and Rambutan, Udon noodles, Vietnamese rice paper,…read moreKimchi, Sichuan Peppercorns, Seaweed snacks - you name it, they have it. We recently found Ube condensed milk, Ube Halaya, Durian puffs, Green tea noodles, frozen Pandan leaves and Pandan extract in a tin! Can't wait to make some Kaya jam at home! They take card or cash and have plenty of parking. BYOB (Bring your own bags)!