The trolley makes three neighborhood stops in Old City, Chinatown and the Italian Market. Hop off the trolley for a 45-minute walking tour and tasting in each neighborhood, which features some of Philly's most iconic family-owned businesses, boasting with flavor and historic flare.
ByOne of Philly's favorite trolleys is on the move again, this time they're launching a Taste of History Food tour.One of Philly's favorite trolleys is on the move again, this time they're launching a Taste of History Food tour.
Founding Footsteps owner Tim McAleer says his tour curator came up with the idea, with the Quakers mantra in mind. In Old City, you'll try fresh cut meat at Campos and delicious treats at Shane's Confectionary. Then at the Italian Market, how about a stop at Paesano's sandwich shop and James Beard nominated bakery, Isgro Pastries. In Chinatown, sop up some authentic soup dumplings, with a recipe right from the mainland.
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