Great food, wine and friendly people! Variety of fresh veg and fruit, bread, wine and cookies and…read moreother baked goods.

A lovely neighborhood farmers market! Great bread, produce & fun treats. There is usually a juice…read morevendor, beer vendor, cheese vendor, and that really good tomato jam. Definitely not as big as Rittenhouse farmers market but honestly so much less crowded so kinda slays. Perfect for late-week needs if you don't want to haul all the way to Trader Joes. Lowkey kinda shook at the 2/3 star reviews :/

Highly recommend! The staff is so kind and welcoming! The prices are incredibly fair…read more You can find uncooked meat, frozen meat, ready to go meat! They also have plenty of non perishable grocery items like spices, honey, rice etc. We grabbed a pack of fresh pita bread for the week, a can of Tunisian harissa paste and a pack of fresh lychees. I'd like to try buy a platter one day from them for lunch. They cook up fish dishes on Fridays as a special!

Extremely friendly owners and great food at a very fair price. I just moved to the area and tried…read morethem for the first time a few days ago. Looking forward to many more visits in the future!

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.

Don't come if you're in a hurry, as there is almost always going to be a crowd (with good reason)…read morebut they will get to you quickly enough. Stopped by the other day for some mortadella and gorgonzola but also picked up some pepperoncino and turnip tops while there.

If you thi k you've had great ricotta cheese you've never eaten or rastedCkaudios ricotta!…read moreThis,is,the most delicious decadent ricotta on the planet! Its creamy, dense abd anxious. Idk how to get around philly so i need to get somebody who knows how to navigate the italian market to get me to this,store its like mo other ricotta I have ever tasted but I see stuffed shells in my future!!

This little neighborhood market has become one of my favorite places to shop…read more I don't drive, so having pull-up parking right out front makes it convenient if you do. They have a surprisingly great selection of fresh produce, herbs, groceries, tortillas, beans, rice, pantry staples, and more at prices that help stretch my budget. They also carry produce you don't always find at larger grocery stores, like papaya and lychee, along with plenty of other specialty items. I recently picked up everything I needed to make my homemade herb hummus with fresh vegetables--all at a reasonable price. The aisles are a little narrow, but so are my pockets these days, so I'll happily trade a little extra maneuvering for the great prices and selection. What really keeps me coming back is the people. Everyone has always been patient, pleasant, and welcoming. It's nice to support a small business that genuinely serves its community.

Never been to South Philly. Many Italian and Latino food places as well as fresh fish, fruits and…read morewhat-all. Plus the hoagie places. Just wow!

Love this place. Surprisingly not related to the Esposito's Meats in NYC which is also excellent…read more Brings me back to my childhood days in the Bronx. Excellent quality. Yep, prices are high.. But at least here you get what you pay for.

I like this Italian market store as it's the only butchers I know that sells domestic lamb. The…read morestaff are friendly and informative. Worth a visit for good quality meats.

I gave OK Lee's Produce a try through Too Good To Go, and it was definitely worth it. For just…read morearound $6, I got a huge variety: 5 bunches of cilantro, 8 oranges (half blood orange), 4 limes, 2 mangos, a cabbage, a basket of cherry tomatoes, 8 roma tomatoes, a bell pepper, and a bag of sweet chili peppers. Some items had a bit of mold and needed trimming, but honestly, for the price, it was still a steal. I also took a walk through the store itself, and everything on display looked fresh and well-stocked -- clearly, the regular shoppers get high-quality produce. The owner was super kind, even let me pick out my own bag, and the whole customer service experience felt very relaxed and friendly. For a spot inside the busy Reading Terminal Market, OK Lee's really holds it down. It's super clean and well organized. It's officially my new go-to for weekly groceries.

Loved how neat and clean this little stall was at the Reading terminal. All was a fruit was nicely…read moreorganized and I peeped that they had watermelon which is my favorite. The clerk assured me that it was sweet for the season although the watermelon is not in season. I will say the watermelon was semi sweet and very good for the season lol. The customer service was very nice and if I ever visit again I will be back. Definitely recommend a visit.

It's a postage stamp of a market, but much calmer than the Rittenhouse Farmers Market. Some of my…read morefavorites are the cider donuts who are also the same folk who sell fresh herbs. These herbs are amazing if you are making a roast chicken! There are two or three places selling baked goods. A great vendor who sells eggs. These eggs are eggcellent ( sorry I had to!). Another farmer/vendor always has some obscure produce like kabocha and hokkaido squashes. If you live in the area it's definitely worth checking out, but don't go out of your way. Or if you are interested get some coffee or a drink at Cafe Luteccia or Tastebuds and some cider donuts and sit in filter square. Fitler Square is always peaceful to sit in! Or if you have a dog grab some baked goods and head for the dog park near the schyukill trail!

Sure, this farmer's market is tiny, but they're there almost every Saturday year round so it's my…read morego-to place for eggs, garlic, mushrooms, herbs, and a rotating selection of other items (for example, chicken, bread, cheese, apples, tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, parsnips, peppers, sweets). The fruits and vegetables are clearly seasonal. And local. So whatever you get, it's most likely going to be how it's really supposed to be. The fungi, however, are there year round (you don't want to know how they're grown; really; just enjoy them; they're delicious). Different people run the different stands, but they all tend to be friendly and, once you've been a few times, they even remember you. The prices are very reasonable. There's also a coffee stand among the farmers, but I haven't tried it.