Kaboburritos
Burritos and Mexican plates from a stall inside the Market at Liberty Place. Order at the counter, grab a shared table.
Food hall in the burbs
Every food hall spot we vouch for, across every town we cover. Cross a town line for the good ones. That's the whole point.
The picks
- Kaboburritos
- Kennett Chicken
- The Market at Liberty Place
- New Hope Ferry Market
- Pho Mi Please
- The Pierogie Kitchen
- Trolley Barn Public Market
Kennett Chicken
Chicken sandwiches and tenders from the same crew behind Kaboburritos, a stall over in the Market at Liberty Place. Counter service, quick turnaround.
The Market at Liberty Place
A food hall on West State Street where a run of independent vendors share one roof, from breakfast counters to the Liberty Place Pub. Go hungry and undecided.
New Hope Ferry Market
A dozen vendors under one roof on South Main, from Peruvian empanadas and ramen to Pork Shack pulled pork and Annie B's tarts. Everyone in your group pays a different counter and meets back at a shared table, which settles most who-picks-dinner standoffs.
Pho Mi Please
Vietnamese inside Ridge Hall running a 4.9 — pho, banh mi, and the politest imperative in town. Yes, please.
The Pierogie Kitchen
Hand-pinched pierogies inside Ridge Hall, in every filling tradition allows and a few it doesn't. Comfort food with a work ethic.
Trolley Barn Public Market
A restored trolley barn on East Broad packed with food stalls and local vendors under one roof. Grab a plate from one counter, a coffee from another, and eat at the shared tables.
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