Went here about a year ago. Honestly was not impressed at all. There was nothing in this store that…read morewasn't available at the grocery store. This was more like a Chinese grocery store than an actual seafood market. I was expecting live crabs, fresh fish, shrimp, etc. everything was prepackaged and either frozen or thawed from frozen. Won't be going back.

Just went here for lunch. Best seafood in the Reading. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes…read moreseafood. The prices are reasonable and the food selection is super amazing. Everything from shrimp, lobster, fish and steamed bags

Great Steak! Fast service. Really enjoyed the food. Would definitely eat there again.read more

Best hoagie you'll ever have. Hidden treasure. Not affiliated w/Reading Fairgrounds Salinos.read more

We are lucky to have Sprechers nearby. Always friendly helpful people there who are happy to…read moreassist. Their meats are always fresh and their dog treats in particular the turkey are always in demand at our home. They also did a great job butchering this years deer harvest. Greg Evans

Love, love, love Sprecher's! Am so happy we found this place. The meat is incredibly fresh and…read moredelicious, the place is clean, and the staff and the service they provide is incredible! I come here every couple months to get a big order to pack our freezer and they always go above and beyond, and even help me load it in my car! They also sell raw food for animals, Reading Draft soda (my favorite), and stuff you can't find at the grocery store (bones, good beef jerky, etc.). Awesome local business - would give 10 stars if I could!

I absolutely love this place. So many different vendors in here and they are all so friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices can be a bit higher than what you would find at a grocery store but there are deals to be had in here.

This market has almost everything food-related. Vietnamese, Spanish, African, and more that I don't…read moreremember. There's a bunch of delis all around the edges of the market. There's also boba, coffee, I think a Christian bakery, candy, produce, and other foods and drinks that don't perish as fast, such as pastas, and other boxed & canned goods. There is also a family restaurant, I went there and it was amazing, the breakfast is top tier, although I have no pictures. The few vendors we went to were direct and seem experienced. The whole place looks lively and like (at least) the staff actually want to be there.

I go here between both jobs usually near the end of the week as a treat myself reward. I always…read morelook forward to either picking up Eve's Thai Kitchen, or Cho's produce of sushi. Lately I've been looking forward to Mama Cho's delicious food, their wonderful environment, and the positive heartfelt service they offer. Their food just reinvigorates me from their beef bowls, their noodles, their bento boxes, their awesome assortment of tea; it's an ever growing menu that I can't get enough of. The area is nice and suited to sit down after a long shift. Just seeing the hard working lady and her crew also uplifts my mood and excitement to order. I always try to tip when I have the funds, cause their generosity and suggestions are always appreciated.

There's a good variety of food in this market. We had burgers, Thai food, soul food and bought some…read morenice fresh eggs.

Incredible service. Made a fresh scrambled egg and cheese pretzel for me on the spot and it was…read moreamazing. I definitely recommend :) must try spot at the market.

Savory sweet cheesesteak/onion filling wrapped in layer of soft pretzel. Was delightful, also got a…read morechicken ranch bacon roll but this one was my favorite of the two!

I can't help it, dead brands fascinate me and there's none more fascinating than Godiva…read moreChocolatier. Jump back thirty years or so and the unmistakable Gold Ballotin (at the current inflation adjusted cost of $85) could only mean one thing... two things actually... either you were hopelessly in love or two, your wife found out about it. Their gilded age stores dotted every upscale mall in the country and their advertising graced all the important affluenza oriented magazines (remember them.) Not content with success, they got greedy and let Campbell Soup buy them out and the inexorable march to the bottom began. Let's move production from Belgium to Pennsylvania and why pay for our own stores when there's Walmart. Gone was the upscale beg for forgiveness and premium pricing power. Now, let's pump up the volume and harvest all we can from big box anonymity dumped in a shopping cart next to your diapers and condensed soup. So ladies if your peccant better half brings home a Walmart bag full of Godiva, he's probably not really sorry and regrettably, he's definitely giving his side piece a much better brand of European morsels. Chocolate from Pennsylvania just doesn't cut it. Five stars for a brand that had it all and then just decided to die a death from a thousand self-inflicted cuts.