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.

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.

Baking the city’s best bread since 1918, Sarcone’s is the perfect place to try Philly’s traditional pizza slice…the tomato pie

Making delectable Italian sweets since 1904, including an unforgettable cannoli

Delicious Mexican cuisine with a kick, like the tacos de pollo pibil

Melt-in-your-mouth mozzarella cheese knots, marinated in a light olive oil await you here

Two Vietnamese restaurants known for their tasty and flavorful spins on the traditional Banh Mi sandwich

Sip several varieties of olive oil and vinegar from around the world in this tasting room

Fresh, soft, hot-off-the-press tortilla shells paired with creamy homemade guacamole

Wonderful cafe serving espresso, chocolate truffles and homemade gelato