Beverages Philadelphia - Reading Terminal Market

Four Seasons Juice Bar

lcibelli — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 20:09:08 +0000

Whether you’re looking for a post-workout treat or a refreshing, healthy pick-me-up, Four Seasons has just the thing. All of their smoothies and fresh-pressed juices are made using whole fruits and vegetables, which will give you a natural energy boost and a generous dose of vitamins and minerals. Order one of their specials or recommended flavor combinations or make up your own using the list of fruits and vegetables posted behind the register. (Hint: Kale, Pineapple, Ginger is especially delicious!) And for an added kick of antioxidants, why not throw in a shot of wheatgrass juice, too?

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Molly Malloy’s

lcibelli — Wed, 22 Jun 2022 16:01:54 +0000

Need a break from shopping? Located in the heart of the market, this sit-down pub is a prime spot for people watching and catching the big game over breakfast, lunch, or a pint. They’ve got big-screen TVs, 35 domestic and imported beers on tap, a selection of wines and specialty cocktails, and a menu that features fresh ingredients from their sister store, Iovine Brothers Produce, as well as other Reading Terminal vendors. Stop in and choose from a wide variety of wholesome soups, fresh salads and snacks, hand-crafted sandwiches, and hearty entrées, or invent your own burger using their extensive roster of freshly ground meats, toppings, and cheese. Take a seat at the bar, dine-in, take-out or enjoy a beer in center court. And don’t miss their happy hour, which starts at 4 p.m. daily with rotating specials.

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Old City Coffee

lcibelli — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 20:15:30 +0000

Walk into the Reading Terminal’s 12th and Filbert entrance and the sweet, toasty aroma is intoxicating it’s the unmistakable fragrance of coffee roasting. Small-batch, locally roasted coffee is all the rage these days, but Old City Coffee has been micro-roasting since 1985. They still roast all of their 100-percent Arabica coffees, sourced from all over the world, right in Reading Terminal. Stop by their flagship stand, or their second location by the 11th and Arch entrance, for a cappuccino, americano, or latte made with their custom-blended six-bean espresso, a cup of the day’s drip coffee brew, or a bag of beans—along with brewing paraphernalia—to take home. Their crew of certifiable coffee nerds is happy to walk you through the differences among roasts and origins to help you pinpoint the coffee of your dreams.

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Pennsylvania Libations

lcibelli — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 20:17:59 +0000

Pennsylvania Libations proudly supports and sells the largest portfolio of craft libations in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Owner Christian Simmons and Philadelphia native and General Manager, Arthur Etchells support and sell only Pennsylvania made spirits, wines, ciders, meads, and beers. What began as a humble broker company with one distillery client, quickly grew to a full-blown sales and representation company.

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Really Real Ginger

lcibelli — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 20:18:23 +0000

Owners Iliyaas and Hadia Muhammad sell products inspired by Hadia’s roots in Mali, West Africa. Really Reel Ginger has become a staple in the Market serving customers with ginger-based beverages, candies, and their signature crumble. Their recently expanded line includes skincare and new ginger-based snacks.

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Tea Leaf

lcibelli — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 20:24:34 +0000

A peaceful stand in the midst of a bustling market, Lynnette’s tea shop invites a moment of pause. Wooden shelves hold gleaming canisters of tea from all over the world, which you can take away or have in a cup brewed to enjoy there. Whether you prefer tea that is light and bright or deep and rich, the selection is broad. It includes classics like Earl Gray, caffeine-free infusions of ginger and peach, aged pu-erh, toasty genmaicha with puffed rice, passion fruit flavored black tea, and delicate, aromatic matcha green tea powder. Feel overwhelmed by the options? The staff will happily help you narrow it down, offering you the chance to see and smell different teas before making a selection. The short tea counter, accompanied by a few stools to perch on, is a meeting place in the Market—one where you can take a break from your day to chat over a hot cup of tea, or simply pause for a moment to pick up an iced tea to go.

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