Bakery Philadelphia - Reading Terminal Market

Beiler’s Bakery

lcibelli — Mon, 20 Jun 2022 16:41:28 +0000

Owned and operated by the same Pennsylvania Dutch family since 1984—who also own the donut and salad stand across the aisle—Beiler’s Bakery is the place to go for fresh baked cakes, cupcakes, breads, cookies, pies, and other PA Dutch specialties. All their baking is done on-site using natural ingredients, and if you’re overwhelmed by the hundreds of items stocked in their display cases, one of the staff members will gladly assist you in finding the perfect treat for any occasion. Make sure to pick up a sticky bun while you’re there, and don’t miss the whoopee pies—the Amish were baking up these buttercream-filled cake sandwiches long before they became a national food trend!

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Beiler’s Doughnuts and Pickle Patch

lcibelli — Mon, 20 Jun 2022 16:46:49 +0000

Named “one of America’s 20 best dessert spots” by Fodor’s Travel Guide, Beiler’s Doughnuts has quickly become Philly’s go-to destination for fresh-made, hand-rolled donuts. With their more than 50 different flavors at $10 a dozen, it’s easy to see why. Like their sister stand across the aisle, Beiler’s is owned and operated by multiple generations of the same Pennsylvania Dutch family, using recipes and techniques that have been passed down for hundreds of years. Though the donuts draw the biggest crowds—especially on Saturdays, when the line often winds out the door and along the Arch Street side of the market—the barrel pickles and traditional PA Dutch puddings and salads at this stand are also worth the stop, all made with natural ingredients and served with a smile.

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Famous 4th Street Cookie Company

lcibelli — Mon, 20 Jun 2022 16:51:13 +0000

Philadelphia’s Iconic Cookie — Famous 4th Street Cookies have been in the Reading Terminal Market since 1978. Our Cookies have been made following a treasured family recipe with only the finest premium ingredients for over 40 years. We have never used any preservatives nor artificial flavoring or colors of any kind. Our cookies taste homemade because they ARE homemade.

Starting with a classic Chocolate Chip Cookie that was big, thick, fresh, chewy, and oozing with genuine chocolate chips, we have now grown into a nationally recognized company with over 28 flavors.

Visit us at our stand at the Reading Terminal Market and you can now choose from our current selections including a creamy White Chocolate Macadamia Nut, thick and chewy Oatmeal Raisin, crunchy Chocolate Chip with Walnuts, crispy Snickerdoodle, and even a luscious, fresh dipped Black & White.

We bake fresh every day, so stop by today for a Box of 12, a Bag of 6, or even just one of our fresh baked cookies as a treat.

Famous has been nominated and won USA Today’s 10 Best Cookie Shop award this year and last!

For trays, gift boxes, catering, and large corporate orders, visit our website:

Famouscookies.com

Or call us at 215-625-9870

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Flying Monkey Bakery

lcibelli — Wed, 11 May 2022 20:52:47 +0000

Fresh ingredients are the key to the delectable baked goods you’ll find at Flying Monkey Bakery. From classics like banana bread, crumb cake, cookies, and brownies to housemade marshmallows, cake truffles, mini bundt cakes, and award-winning whoopie pies, every one of their confections is made from scratch in small batches.

Peruse their display case for a seasonal assortment of mini pies and handheld treats, and watch as their friendly staff whip up cupcakes, buttercreams, and other meticulously crafted desserts on the back counter. Can’t decide between vanilla and chocolate? Cake and pie? Grab a slice of Pumpple Cake—a fall favorite made up of one vanilla cake layer with an apple pie baked inside and one chocolate cake layer with a pumpkin pie baked inside, all filled and frosted with vanilla buttercream. Flying Monkey also offers custom cakes, pies, and other sweets, made to order.

Retail hours are Friday/Saturday 8-6, Sunday 9-4. We appreciate a week’s notice on orders and can also accommodate Tuesday and Thursday pickups. Orders can be called in or Email elizabeth@flyingmonkeyphilly.com

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Kismet Bialys

mdeluca — Thu, 23 Mar 2023 21:46:35 +0000

Kismet Bialys owners, Alex and Jacob Cohen, are known for their pandemic-born pop-up turned city-wide sensation, Kismet Bagels. The bialy shop sells Polish bread rolls stuffed with sweet and savory ingredient combinations that are only available at Reading Terminal Market. Traditional bialys are topped with onion, salt, and poppy seeds. Kismet offers this staple along with bacon, egg and cheese bialys, za’atar dipped bialys with a runny egg and zhug sauce drizzle, Buffalo Chicken, Lox ‘n Schmear and more plus something for everyone with a sweet tooth including S’more bialys in addition to a rotation of seasonal and Holiday options. Kismet bialys are baked fresh on-site at Reading Terminal Market. Four packs of bagels and tubs of schmear are also available for purchase. The Cohens pride themselves on producing a top-tier product using quality ingredients, smothered with toppings to ensure customers get a burst of flavor in every bite.

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Market Bakery

lcibelli — Wed, 22 Jun 2022 14:22:03 +0000

Philadelphia doesn’t slouch when it comes to baked goods, but there are far more bakers in Philadelphia than can have their own stands at Reading Terminal Market. Fortunately, that’s where Market Bakery comes in. The Market Bakery stocks their shelves with the wares of some of Philadelphia’s most beloved bakeries: handmade breads, bagels, pastries and rolls from Le Bus Bakery, and bagels and long rolls from Liscio’s Bakery. Not to mention a full and all-day menu of made-to-order breakfast sandwiches and deli favorites. Market Bakery offers a full, all-day menu of made-to-order breakfast sandwiches, deli favorites, and house-baked muffins which all pair perfectly with our hot or iced coffee!

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Pennsylvania General Store

lcibelli — Wed, 22 Jun 2022 16:00:55 +0000

Whether you’re a tourist looking for the perfect souvenir or a local in search of a sweet treat, the Pennsylvania General Store is the place to be. Michael and Julie Holahan opened it in 1987 as a lunch box catering business using the foods of Reading Terminal Market, but when someone asked them if they shipped Tastycakes they shifted their focus to building a collection of the best Pennsylvania-made products. These they assemble into gift baskets and goody trays to ship near and far. You’ll know you’ve spotted their shop when you see the handsome display of Hope’s Cookies, hand-dipped chocolate-covered pretzels, and tray after tray of chocolates, truffles, and caramels made by Pennsylvania’s premier chocolatiers. They also carry locally roasted coffee, Pennsylvania Dutch preserves and honey, handicrafts like ceramics and quilts, and handmade goods from young Philly artisans like Girls Can Tell, Wild Heart Paper and Tin Goat Soaps

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Sweet Nina’s

lcibelli — Wed, 22 Jun 2022 14:22:56 +0000

Amazingly good-that’s the best way to describe Sweet Nina’s banana pudding. This Southern classic dessert with a twist featuring a variety of flavors…is exactly what your taste buds are craving!

Sweet Nina’s is a black-owned and female-owned small business.

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Sweet T’s Bakery

lcibelli — Wed, 22 Jun 2022 14:28:24 +0000

Sweet T’s Bakery is believed to be the first Black-owned bakery in Market history. They offer a line of sweet-potato-based sweets and baked goods like sweet potato pie, sweet potato pound cake, and sweet potato cheesecake along with four signature drinks.

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Termini Brothers Bakery

lcibelli — Thu, 12 May 2022 16:45:50 +0000

Since 1921, when brothers Giuseppe and Gaetano first opened up shop in their South Philadelphia pasticceria, the Termini name has been associated with tradition, quality, and handmade Sicilian sweets. Now in the hands of the third generation of Termini brothers, the bakery never wavers from that foundation.

They still make traditional cookies, cakes, pastries, and torrone (nougat candy studded with nuts), just the way their grandfather and father did for over 90 years. Walk by their long counter filled with cookies fragrant with almond and orange—amaretti, biscotti, pignoli— flaky sfogliatelle, tall, immaculately frosted carrot and cream cakes, and you’ll understand why Termini leads the pack of Philadelphia’s Italian bakeries and has become a family tradition for so many people. Whether your pick is New York–style cheesecake, fig bars with Marsala and hazelnuts, or cannoli filled with whipped ricotta cheese, chocolate, or vanilla cream, a stop at Termini might become a family tradition for you, too.

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