Saturday, October 17, 2009
No Vacancies at the Market
If you want to start up a stall at the Reading Terminal Market, you'll have to wait for an existing vendor to fail.
With the recent move of the Fair Food Farmstand to the 12th Street side of the market, the opening of S&B Meats and Barb & Suzy's Kitchen, and next week's opening of Beck's Cajun Café all available space has been leased for the first time in a couple of years.
The move of Fair Food expands the available seating in the court closest to Arch Street, and it will remain that way, according to Paul Steinke, the market's general manager.
If you want to start up a stall at the Reading Terminal Market, you'll have to wait for an existing vendor to fail.
With the recent move of the Fair Food Farmstand to the 12th Street side of the market, the opening of S&B Meats and Barb & Suzy's Kitchen, and next week's opening of Beck's Cajun Café all available space has been leased for the first time in a couple of years.
The move of Fair Food expands the available seating in the court closest to Arch Street, and it will remain that way, according to Paul Steinke, the market's general manager.
Labels: barb and suzy's kitchen, beck's cajun cafe, fair food farmstand, reading terminal market, s and b meats