• Cianfrani Park - Start your tour in one of the South Philly’s many wonderful public parks, where your local expert guide will introduce themselves and the discuss the culinary journey you’ll be embarking on.
• Italian Market 9th Street - Down these streets you’ll see stalls and stores of all kinds, as glorious scents and surprising sights surround you. There are many different breads, meats, produce, and cheeses to be enjoyed - along with classics such as cannoli and newer additions like fresh tortillas. You’ll get a chance to speak to some local shopkeepers and hear about their family’s experiences in the market. You’ll also hear about the evolution of this immigrant neighborhood and how foods, dishes, and cuisines from all over the world have found a home in South Philly.
• Sarcone’s Bakery - Baking the city’s best bread since 1918, Sarcone’s is the perfect place to try Philly’s traditional pizza slice…the tomato pie
• Isgro Pastries - Making delectable Italian sweets since 1904, including an unforgettable cannoli
• Blue Corn Restaurant and Bar - Delicious Mexican cuisine with a kick, like the tacos de pollo pibil
• Talluto’s - Philadelphia - Melt-in-your-mouth mozzarella cheese knots, marinated in a light olive oil await you here
• Pop Up Café - Two Vietnamese restaurants known for their tasty and flavorful spins on the traditional Banh Mi sandwich
• Cardenas Oil & Vinegar Taproom - Sip several varieties of olive oil and vinegar from around the world in this tasting room
• Tortilleria San Roman - Fresh, soft, hot-off-the-press tortilla shells paired with creamy homemade guacamole
• Anthony’s Italian Coffee & Chocolate House - Wonderful cafe serving espresso, chocolate truffles and homemade gelato

• Lunch
• Banh Mi Sandwich: complex blend of meats, sauces, and pickled veggies on a fresh French baguette
• Latin American flavors: spicy pollo pibil taco or freshest tortilla shells with bowl of guacamole
• Tomato Pie: The quintessential Philly pizza
• Laid-back stroll through one of the largest and oldest outdoor food markets in the country
• Local, English-speaking guide

• Gratuities
• Additional food and drink
• Not all locations listed are guaranteed stops

Situated on 9th Street in the vibrant South Philadelphia, you’ll find the Italian Market, one of the oldest and biggest open-air markets in the United States. This renowned hub of butchers, bakers, specialty retailers, and eateries has been the heart and soul of this historic district since it sprung into existence in the late 19th century. Join us in a leisurely walk through the Italian Market, past colorful fruit stands, aromatic bakeries, a range of shops and boutiques, and clandestine alleyways adorned with amazing street art. Throughout the journey, you’ll get to taste a variety of yummy meals, from cannoli and tomato pie to tacos! Your tour guide will also introduce you to other popular products of the Italian Market and cuisine influenced by immigrants, letting you relish the market’s tastes as you navigate this renowned road. No matter where your guide takes you, expect an explosion of sensations as you uncover one of the most distinct, flourishing, and multicultural regions of the City of Brotherly Love.

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