Found the Daifuku brand Mochi Kuro Goma (Black Sesame Covered) and Mochi Mame (Bean Covered) here…read more Both were sooo huge and delicious! If you don't feel like making a trip to H Mart, come here for your mochi fix!

While enjoying an early dinner across the street u could see patrons entering and exiting Food &…read morefriends. I wanted to stop by and see why there was so much foot traffic. It is a cute convenience store selling liquor, fruit , cheese, candy etc.

Today I went to Aurora Grace Chocolates at the 525 S. 5th St. store to pick up my bag of seconds…read morethat were sold via another website so that they do not have to throw out perfectly edible foods. I'm glad I visited as the chocolate is excellent. This tiny store is filled with many different products, mostly chocolates. They have chocolate bonbons in so many awesome flavors including strawberry lemon, honey Taheen, mango passionfruit, espresso, dark chocolate orange, pecan praline, blueberry, carrot cake, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, dark chocolate coconut, dark chocolate raspberry, dark chocolate hazelnut, very berry, sea salt, caramel caramel, apple and yuzu lemon. Those were just today's flavors. There are others in rotation. They also have hot chocolate mixes including a spicy one, granola, jarred candies, candles, bath salts, and packaged chocolate bar pieces. Additionally, they have house-made pastries like chocolate chip cookies, scones, and macaroons. The store then brings in the outside with many plants and cacti and reading material. See my pictures! The very helpful single staffer was able to answer my questions and very friendly. Although I had only purchased one set of seconds, I opted to buy two more on the spot. The bonbons are usually $3 each and come in 3, 5, 10, 15, or 24 packs. When I got back I was highly anticipating the pieces. In one pack I got raspberry and lemon. I have yet to open the other two. What I tried was delicious and had to stop myself from eating them all. Very happy with Aurora Grace Chocolates.

Amazing chocolate, pricey but decadent. Very friendly employees in a cute environment. Great sweet…read moretreat for my walk. Everything looked great but I had my hands full already

Always send the chocolate covered pretzels as gifts and people love them! Will continue to buy from…read morethem.

The Taylor Pork Roll was out of stock, but not so indicated online. Our shipment was delayed a…read moreweek. Once shipped, arrival was prompt, but the product was inadequately packed for the moderate weather. The scrapple and Taylor Pork Roll were at ambient temperature, defrosted, inedible. Our complaint has yet to receive a response.

So many types and flavors of nuts, candy, and snacks. They also have some drinks and friendly…read morestaff. Cash only below $10

Ordered over the internet. Good prices. Enjoyable salted pumpkin seeds in the shell. If the shop…read morecould offer a choice between lightly salted pumpkin seeds and sea salted seeds, it would be great. Thank you also for your prompt service.

Sparrow's Gourmet Snacks has been around since '20, and you can find their stand inside the Reading…read moreTerminal Market! They specialize in all-natural, gluten-free snack foods, such as gourmet popcorn and fairy floss - we tried some of their flavored popcorn, and they were freshly-popped and seasoned well! The fairy floss was so cute, with their variety of colors! There's also various gift items, such as greeting cards off to the side, so you can literally build or customize a gift basket. Service was super friendly and welcoming! +fairy floss! +friendly service! +located inside the Reading Terminal Market

Yummy! Great pretzels and fresh popped popcorn, great prices too! Friendly service and solid…read moreterminal market location

My honey was looking for some licorice assortments, the kind they have at Cracker Barrels…read more The Mueller Chocolate Company stand in The Reading Terminal Market wanted $19.99 a pound for them. GTFOOH. We wandered around the market for a while and found the same item here for $8.99 a pound. Score.

What is not to love about candy ? As a sugar connoisseur aka sugar fiend I love all that is candy…read more This cute shop is tucked in the bustling Reading Market and it is nice to step in to escape all the craziness of the Market. Store has a large selection of treats including a good selection of bygone retro treats. While their claim to fame is fudge and handcrafted chocolates I left with two bulk tubs of retro candy. Definitely, a fun and delicious place to stop.

Unsure of store location as I purchased online, but going with this location!…read more Was on the hunt for tiny (petite) melty mints - cant find locally. Went to Google and landed here! Easy to order online, great website. Shipping was amazing - didn't melt! Love the package that they came in - keeps them fresh when not eating them. Already 1/2 a bag gone! Love that they're family owned and operated. Definitely going to be a repeat customer!

Seems to me this location is a bit more spacious compared with their Walnut Street store, although…read morewhen I stopped by late in the afternoon, I had apparently missed the crowd. Remains my go-to for holiday baking ingredients in the dried fruit and nuts categories. Friendly staff. They now seem to have more organic offerings than I recall seeing in tihe past.

Di Bruno Bros on Chestnut Street in Rittenhouse has just about everything one needs. Within its…read morewalls is a butcher shop, a sushi stall, cheese market, desert and coffee counter, delicatessen, hot food bar, rotisserie chicken cabinet, appetizer refrigerator, fresh fish, vegetable aisle, wines of many colors and flavors, frozen food, as well as staples. I'm sure I left stuff out but you have to immerse yourself in it to love it as much as I do. I found that their lunch hero's and focaccia sandwiches are the best in the city for under 15USD each. Every employee is helpful and goes out of their way to make sure things go well. There are a few tables inside and outside to enjoy your meal and snacks. 5 stars!

In my eternal quest to find the best grocery store rotisserie chicken in the world, Di Bruno Bros…read moreis the ONLY bird I have run into that had a dry rub... and I've eaten 76th different grocery store tissis as of penning this. I was initially perturbed at the sight of the dry rub, but after demolishing this entire thing, I began to question the rest of the country. Why isn't a dry rub more popular on a rotisserie chicken? It really works. It cost $12.99 and it ended up landing at 9/10, which currently ranks it 8th out of 76 grocery store birds I've tried. An ELITE bird. I was so hungover doing this review, and it damn near brought me back to life. You can lowkey feel that in the video. On an ancillary note, I love Philly with all of my being. There is so much soul down there. One of the most slept on food scenes in the world. I feel like I say this in every Philly review, but I will continue to say it until Philly gets the respect it deserves. GO BIRDS! For a full list of the rankings, head over to johnnynovo.com. LOVE YALL! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__