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Philly Foodies Tours
2 h
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About this activity
Saturdays: From 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
Sundays: From 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM
How to prepare for the tour:
• Make sure you bring comfortable shoes as we will be walking for 2 hours and approximately 2 miles.
• Wear appropriate clothing as this tour will take place rain or shine. Sunscreen and hat recommended for sunny days. Poncho and/or umbrella recommended for rainy days.
Where we will be meeting? Our team will be meeting outside of the following establishment:
Pizza Brain
2313 Frankford Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19125
If driving, where can I park?
There is typically sufficient public parking on Frankford Ave in front of Pizza Brain. Additional free public parking can be found on E York St. Just make sure there is no "Permit 25" sign posted.
Places we will be visiting:
• Pizza Brain: World's first pizza museum, known for their award-winning pies. The uniqueness of this place makes it stand out from any other pizzeria you've never experienced before.
• Riverwards Produce Market: Neighborhood market that offers high quality produce by working directly with farms in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
• Philly Style Bagels: Local bagel place that started with a series of pop-ups at Pizzeria Beddia, it soon became famous for their acclaimed Classic Lox Sandwich. Their bagels are fermented in small batches, hand-rolled and boiled in a mixture of water and Yards IPA.
• Cheu Noodle: Inspired by Japanse and Asian cuisines, with their great selection of beer and drinks, with a big oak banquet made to evoke chopsticks, and big octopus called Herbert looking at us, this is the perfect hipster spot to come enjoy with friends or on a date.
• Good Spoon: Soups, stews and sandwiches made from scratch with fresh, local ingredients. Good Spoon focuses on seasonal products producing small batches of soup without any of the preservatives, artificial flavorings or sodium that you'll typically find in most canned/pre-made soups (Note: we won't be stoppping here if you're joining us on our Sunday tour as they're closed on Sundays during the summer).
• Kensington Quarters: Known for being our local modern Farmer's Market. It is also a farm-to-table restaurant, whole animal butcher shop, bar and a learning space in Fishtown. They not only offer cooking classes, but also butchering classes and wine tasting classes.
• Ramona Susan's Bakery Shop: Smallest bakery in Philadelphia! This bake shop is well known for their go-to home-style desserts.
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Sundays: From 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM
How to prepare for the tour:
• Make sure you bring comfortable shoes as we will be walking for 2 hours and approximately 2 miles.
• Wear appropriate clothing as this tour will take place rain or shine. Sunscreen and hat recommended for sunny days. Poncho and/or umbrella recommended for rainy days.
Where we will be meeting? Our team will be meeting outside of the following establishment:
Pizza Brain
2313 Frankford Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19125
If driving, where can I park?
There is typically sufficient public parking on Frankford Ave in front of Pizza Brain. Additional free public parking can be found on E York St. Just make sure there is no "Permit 25" sign posted.
Places we will be visiting:
• Pizza Brain: World's first pizza museum, known for their award-winning pies. The uniqueness of this place makes it stand out from any other pizzeria you've never experienced before.
• Riverwards Produce Market: Neighborhood market that offers high quality produce by working directly with farms in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
• Philly Style Bagels: Local bagel place that started with a series of pop-ups at Pizzeria Beddia, it soon became famous for their acclaimed Classic Lox Sandwich. Their bagels are fermented in small batches, hand-rolled and boiled in a mixture of water and Yards IPA.
• Cheu Noodle: Inspired by Japanse and Asian cuisines, with their great selection of beer and drinks, with a big oak banquet made to evoke chopsticks, and big octopus called Herbert looking at us, this is the perfect hipster spot to come enjoy with friends or on a date.
• Good Spoon: Soups, stews and sandwiches made from scratch with fresh, local ingredients. Good Spoon focuses on seasonal products producing small batches of soup without any of the preservatives, artificial flavorings or sodium that you'll typically find in most canned/pre-made soups (Note: we won't be stoppping here if you're joining us on our Sunday tour as they're closed on Sundays during the summer).
• Kensington Quarters: Known for being our local modern Farmer's Market. It is also a farm-to-table restaurant, whole animal butcher shop, bar and a learning space in Fishtown. They not only offer cooking classes, but also butchering classes and wine tasting classes.
• Ramona Susan's Bakery Shop: Smallest bakery in Philadelphia! This bake shop is well known for their go-to home-style desserts.
Included
- Snacks
- Bottled water
Not included
- Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
- Gratuities
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
- Wheelchair accessible
- **I Understand That This Tour Is Not Intended For People Who Are Allergic To Dairy Or Gluten**
- Please let us know if you or anyone in your group have dietary restrictions
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
- Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Features
Tourism
75%
Cultural
65%
Original
30%
Sport
25%
