Philadelphia's University City neighborhood is a bustling hub of academic life, innovation, and, most deliciously, an incredible street food scene. Fueled by hungry students, busy professionals, and hospital staff, the area boasts one of the city's highest concentrations of gourmet food trucks. These mobile kitchens offer a diverse and affordable array of global cuisines, making a food truck lunch a quintessential experience in University City. This guide will take you to the key locations where you can find some of the best street eats in Philly.

PENNSYLVANIA - Philadelphia's culinary calendar just got a whole lot tastier! The Manayunk StrEAT Food Festival, one of the largest and most celebrated food truck festivals in the region (and ranked among the best in the country by USA Today and 10Best), is returning to Main Street on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This rain-or-shine event, a beloved springtime tradition, promises a day of delicious food, live music, local shopping, and family-friendly fun.

Philadelphia, PA - Temple-town is a neighborhood in the North Philadelphia section of the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. The district is loosely arranged around the main campus of Temple University, hence the name 'Temple' town. Until recently, the area was primarily a slum, but is now rapidly gentrifying due to an influx of Temple students during the past several years and is a growing hot spot for Philly's Food Trucks.

Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia's food truck scene is a vibrant tapestry of flavors, offering everything from classic cheesesteaks to global cuisine on wheels.  If you're looking for a quick, delicious, and affordable meal, these food trucks are sure to satisfy your cravings.

Philadelphia, PA - A city reveals itself through its street food, and Philadelphia has always had a bountiful spread of on-the-fly options. Local food trucks run the gamut from student grub in stainless steel carts to upscale eats in high-tech mobile kitchens to roving trucks that keep foodies up-to-date on their whereabouts through Twitter.

Philadelphia, PA - If you're in the mood for fast, tasty food, the best places to go are the numerous food trucks in Philadelphia. Food Trucks in Philly are a fixture in the city, and it's easy to spot. Try out Tacos Don Memo for some of the best duck tacos. Another popular food truck is The Crepe Truck Philly, a family-owned and operated food truck located on Norris Street in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA - Hi, I’m Jim Pappas. Usually, you’ll find me chasing down the next great Philadelphia cheesesteak. Since most cheesesteak spots are take-out only, I quickly learned that cheesesteaks and breweries go together like chocolate and peanut butter.

PHILADELPHIA - Our fourth stop on the tasting tour brought us—along with our special guest eater and drinker, Lala—to Victory Brewing Co. on Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Now, I have to make a full confession. As we walked in, I was almost completely distracted. I ended up with only one decent picture and a 25-second video.

PENNYLVANIA - I found a new favorite spot right on Main Street in Manayunk: Fat Lady Brewing. My only regret is that this place wasn't around a million years ago when I was young, handsome, and making a lot of money. It’s exactly the kind of Philadelphia brewery I love to spend an afternoon in.

Philadelphia, PA - Wine connoisseurs regularly boast about their fine Italian wine collections and rightly so. Even if you’re not a connoisseur, by the end of this article you’ll be able to put your best Italian wine forward.

Philadelphia, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture, has a unique and often misunderstood system for purchasing alcoholic beverages. Unlike many other states, Pennsylvania operates under a strict state-controlled liquor system, meaning that where you buy Beer, wine, and spirits is dictated by specific regulations. This guide will help you navigate Philadelphia's alcohol retail landscape, ensuring you know exactly where to go for your preferred libations.

Philadelphia, PA - Looking for the best places for a cold-brewed beer in Chester County, PA? Many breweries are in the area, but we've narrowed our selection to the following five. Check out our Chester County Brewery Round-up to see which one is best for you! Then, visit the breweries to experience them for yourself. And, of course, don't forget to bring your camera!

Philadelphia, PA - When it comes to cheesesteaks, there are your everyday sandwiches, and then there's Tenderbones Rib Shack. In my personal cheesesteak calendar, Tenderbones is August—a special event, a vacation from the regular-sized world. This is, without a doubt, my favorite Delaware cheesesteak place and a serious contender for the biggest cheesesteak in the entire Tri-State Area.

MARYLAND - In a world of fleeting food trends and minimalist cafes, there's an enduring comfort in the classic American diner. It's a place where the coffee is always hot, the breakfast is served all day, and nostalgia is the main special. For those seeking this authentic experience in Maryland, the search often leads to a beloved neighborhood gem in Baltimore: Lost in the 50's Diner.

South Street Guide - For over four decades, South Street Souvlaki has been more than just a restaurant; it's a cherished Philadelphia institution. Nestled on the vibrant and historic South Street, this beloved staple has consistently dished out authentic Greek and Mediterranean fare, earning a loyal following and a reputation for unparalleled quality and friendly service. Since 1977, owner Tom Vasiliades and his dedicated staff have invited patrons to experience the true taste of Greece, right in the heart of the city.

Philadelphia, PA - Some of the best Italian restaurants are in neighborhoods with an old-world charter, offering their customers traditional Italian fare with plenty of red-sauced pasta and wine.

Philadelphia, PA - Nestled in a vibrant West Philadelphia neighborhood renowned for its rich array of African dining destinations, Abyssinia Restaurant & Bar stands out as a true culinary gem. For those seeking an immersive and authentic Ethiopian dining experience, Abyssinia offers a savory journey for the senses, bringing the traditional flavors and communal spirit of Ethiopia to the heart of Philly.

Philadelphia, PA—All the rich spices in Indian cuisine create unique flavors we can’t seem to get enough of. Just as the weather gets cooler, there is something about a plate of steaming curry that warms the soul. Established in 1988, New Delhi is now the oldest-running Indian restaurant in the city of Philadelphia. So naturally, we had to stop in and check it out.