Kid Friendly Places to Eat
July 15-20, 2000
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Kid Friendly Places to Eat |
AALL 2000
Annual Meeting & Conference July 15-20, 2000 |
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Philadelphia is renowned for its many Street Vendors. These carts can be found on just about every center city corner during business hours. On the weekends they are concentrated in the tourist areas. Their specialty is hot dogs, soft pretzels, Chinese food and soft drinks. During the summer you will also see many fresh fruit salad vendors. Within Walking Distance of the Convention Hotels Reading
Terminal Market at 12th & Arch
Streets is just across the street from the Convention Center.
This is one of the oldest indoor air-conditioned farmers' markets
offering all types of food and products from over 80 merchants.
Even the finicky eaters can find something here. A great place
to stop for ice cream on those hot summer days. This is a "must
see." Chinatown is located between 9th and 11th
St. between Arch and Vine Streets. Hard Rock Café
at 1113 Market Street, 215-238-1100 Food Court Downstairs at the Bellevue,
Broad & Walnut Streets The Shops at Liberty Place - Food Court,
1625 Chestnut Street Burger King, 8th and Market St. McDonald's Wall Street Deli, 1101 Market Street - Open 7 days/week until 3 p.m. In the Historic District The Bourse Food Court and Specialty Shops - On 5th Street between Chestnut and Market - Even if you aren't hungry, stop by this spectacular building which first opened in 1895 as the country's first commodities exchange. The Wall Street Deli is also in this building. Benny's Place, 435 Chestnut Street, 215.574.3663 Bagel Factory, 510 Walnut Street, 215.627.0707 Mulberry Market, 236 Arch Street (across
the street from the Betsy Ross House) Other Areas of Interest Antique Row Art Museum Area South Street |
