Philadelphia's Argentine and Brazilian Cuisine

Philadelphia, PA - Philly has a very diverse Latin dining scene which reflects the city and region’s, residents. The 2010 U.S. Census reported 187,611 Philadelphians—or 12.3% of the population—are Latino. In July 2018, that census estimate grew to 14.1%. With this strong population of Latino residents comes a variety of amazing Argentine and Brazilian dining spots.

Photo: Liberty Kitchen Webiste

Philadelphia, PA - Liberty Kitchen, is the newest local-centric deli and marketplace in the South Kensington and Fishtown area featuring takeout, made to order sandwich trays as well as eat-in dining. There’s a BYOB policy, a once a week pop-up bar highlighting local breweries as well as an underground commissary where culinary arts professionals hold workshops and instructional classes.

Photo: Kennett Square Specialties

Philadelphia, PA - Kennett Square Specialties at the Reading Terminal Market, this Chester County mushroom purveyor, offering up nine types of fungi harvested no more than 24 hours before going on sale. In addition to dried mushrooms, mushroom soups, mushroom teas, home-grow kits and a lot more.