Our Top 10 Places To Eat At Reading Terminal Market 

I love sweets and anything apple, as well. Looks like we need to do a special "apple-themed sweets" episode just for us!

I have a theory that, if you grew up with it, you love it. If you tasted it for the first time as an adult, it's hit and miss. Same thing with Spam.

One of our early videos was at the LA Farmer's Market. I think they've gotten better since then -- we have to redo it.

Thank you. We try to give useful information for anyone who wants to try these places.

Lucky you! If I could get there in 12 minutes, I'd probably be there for lunch every day.

Certainly the best in Philly! And, I would say it comes in a close third after Katz's and Langer's.

@@steveandyoung where is Langer's?

@@Kre8iviT27 Langer's is near downtown Los Angeles, open Monday through Saturday. One of our earlier videos is shot there.

​​@@steveandyoungno way I never had the one in Los Angeles Langer's, but Herschel's is definitely better than Katz's, my opinion and the opinion of several other foodies that I know! Katz deli is so overrated and stupid expensive it's ridiculous. There's no reason for me to ever go there again. Been to Herschel's many times though! To each their own 🍀

@@MisterSpock-zs3kq Everyone has their own tastes and preferences. Let's agree that all three are very, very good! 😀

It's a culinary adventure in every bite!

That brisket at Dinics was, "Wow!"

@@steveandyoung the roast pork was my fav w sharp provolone

@@Cruisingfoodies I liked the roast pork at John's Roast Pork better. But Dinic's brisket was amazing! I would go back to Philly just for that.

@@steveandyoung lol sometimes my cousins there ship me sandwiches. It's great lol

@eatbeachcruise Ooooh, how lucky to have cousins there. Mine are in Florida and Sonoma, but I can make a good Key Lime Pie and I already have plenty of wine. 😀

I've heard that. Have to go hungrier next time so I can try the cheesesteak there.

Luckily, I had advance warning. Asking for it fatty made it very good.

We don't know because we were staying in a hotel across the street, So we did not need to park.

What the name of the hotel

@@tanyadixon3444 We stayed at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, which was across the street from Reading Terminal Market

We actually know the difference between Amish and Mennonites. I stayed at a Mennonite-run B&B in Bird-in-Hand about 20 years ago. And, in fact, if the folks here are Mennonite, they are branding themselves as "Amish," so we take them at their word. I agree with you that John's has the best Roast Pork sandwiches, but I prefer Jim's steaks for cheesesteaks. But that's a personal preference. As for scrapple vs. Chitlin's. you can have them both. Who knew the food scene could be so complex? ;-)

@@steveandyoung Growing up I lived in the heart of Amish country in Lancaster Pa. The real Amish do not travel in any type of motorized vehicles, and the only electricity they use, is for Milk Storage on their Dairy Farms, this is mandated by the USDA. Did the Amish bed and breakfast that you stayed in have electricity? If it did, they weren't true Amish. The farm that I grew up on, we had Amish and Mennonites as neighbors. I know and am aware of the difference in the two communities, and yes there are many who claim to be Amish, but unfortunately they aren't True Amish. I was in no way downing You or Your Video. Oh by the way, maybe you should check out both, Booths Corner and Downingtown Farmers Markets they are very great places to visit, and are true Blue Collar/ Country Folk Destination's. As far as Scrapple and Chitlins go, Chitlins are a southern staple, and they smell and taste like arse. Scrapple is good with Ketchup, Hot Sauce, Maple Syrup or Jam. Scrapple is definitely my preference. And for Cheese Steaks, in Philly I prefer John's, but Delco Pa. ( Delaware County) Has many great Mom and Pop Shop's for Cheesesteaks, Italian and Regular Hoagie's including Roast Pork. One of favorites is Leo's Cheesesteaks in Sharon Hill Delco Pa. Cheers, I do wish continual happy and safe journeys for Y'all ......

@@Oklahoma-Cayo-Hueso-Cowboy I did not stay in an Amish B&B. It was a Mennonite B&B. And, yes, it did have electricity. I realize that the Amish travel only with horse-drawn carts or walking. On cheesesteaks, have you ever tried the ones at Angelo's? We did this last trip, and we were really impressed. In fact, we did a video on it.

We showed Diener's. Have to disagree with you on DiNic's. I thought John's was better. We did breakfast at the Dutch Eating Place. But, scrapple? Not our thing. We've had it before and we don't like it.

@@steveandyoungno scrapple or pork roll, no Philly breakfast

Yeah, whenever we edit our videos to post here, it always makes us both hungry again!

Yes, pronounced "Redding." And, it's OK to video the Amish if you don't video their eyes. I learned that years ago while visiting Bird in Hand, PA.