Molly Malloy's

So cute and low key at the bar I came back again the next day. Reading Terminal has a lot of people and a lot of products. I've been in there many times and still managed to get turned around or find a stall I've never seen before. Trying to find MMs was an adventure: I was outside the Terminal and my friend was trying to direct me to the bar by text smh. Is this how mice in mazes feel? Once there I was enthused at the beer list. I blew my wad too quickly and asked for the draft Kombucha - I guess I thought itd be spiked? Lmao. It was really just draft kombucha. But delish in any event. Next time around I think I grabbed a sour or fruit beer (memory of a 44yo here) with wings and the next day one of the many IPAs. The wings were excellent! Let's see if I have pics. Stand back and stand by.

Molly Molloy's was a great spot to socialize over cocktails and beers during a break from exploring the Reading Terminal Market. The restaurant is laid back and relaxing. The bartender was friendly, cheerful, and provided great service. We had the Watermelon Margarita, Nitro Cold Brew Martini, Cucumber Basil Mule, and the Sparkling Whiskey Lemonade. The drinks were refreshing, unique, and well balanced. Whenever I'm in town, this will definitely somewhere I stop for a few cocktails, to chill and relax.

I recently swung by Molly Malloy's in Reading Terminal for a bite, and let me tell you about those chili, honey, garlic wings! Our waitress gave me the heads up that they packed a little heat, and she was spot on. They definitely had a kick, but I found them quite tasty.To wash it down, I opted for a local Pilsner called "Take a Ride on the Reading" - a fitting choice considering the location. The beer was crisp and refreshing, complementing the wings nicely.Overall, Molly Malloy's is a spot I'd recommend, but fair warning: if you're not into spicy food, you might want to skip the wings. There are plenty of other delicious options on the menu to explore.

I ordered the avocado toast and the avocado was unripe and the dish was covered in so much salt I had to eat each bite with water. On top of that, I had to pay $3 extra on the already $14 dish for an egg to be added on top. The dish was expensive and hardly edible.

On the recommendation of a local (LunaSeeGirl333...I'm looking at you), took the plunge and hit the Reading Terminal Market to have dinner at Molly Malloy's. Started off with a "Too Juicy" Double IPA and then ordered the Philly Cheesesteak entrée (with fix'ns) with a side of fries. The market was buzzing, wonderful smells whaffing thru the air, friendly service and of course the food was delicious. I was only able to eat 1/2 of the cheesesteak (having the remainder later), but oh my goodness, fantastic.

This place in Reading Terminal has the best cheesesteak I've had so far. The cheese inside really makes it super delicious and flavorful. The fries were perfectly crispy and soft inside. I also got the homemade biscuits because my friend was raving about them and they were scrumptious. I really enjoyed the jam with it. I was also pleasantly surprised to find that they had Asahi Super Dry beer here. It went really well with my food and I just really like Asahi super dry cause it's really the only beer I like.

This has to be one of our favorite breakfast spots in Reading Terminal Market! The breakfast platter, breakfast sandwich, avocado toast, turkey sandwich, chicken fingers, fried chicken sandwich - you name it, it's all good! We love to come here on Saturday mornings to pick up the specialty poptart of the week too. It's a perfectly flaky pastry with a varying sweet or savory filling. In addition to the food, they have a great draft list, which also includes a nitro cold brew and a local kombucha. The wait staff never fails to disappoint either - they are so friendly and attentive, and we always leave happy!

This place was recommended but at first look I was skeptical. Located inside Reading Terminal market i still wasn't sold on how good the food could be but it was one a few places that had a morning wait so promising. I had the pancakes and an Old Cuban and my wife the avocado toast. Both our meals were awesome. The person who recommended this place was correct. Looks can be and we're deceiving. The server was good. She recommended the Old Cuban drink and it was very good. I would have had two but it was early. My wife really like the toast as the avocado tasted fresh like it was just picked. The pancakes were plentiful as the server advised. I couldn't finish them all in one sitting so I did it in two. The place is busy but the sounds of people is over powering where you can't communicate.

Located inside Reading Market Terminal, they have their own dining section. I was immediately seated by I guess it was the owner. Plenty of space there and at the bar, with 3 tvs playing sports. I was hungry, and I'm still on the hunt for a good Philly sub. I got mine and opt for fries inside of chips for $2 surcharge. Although, the contents of my sub was good. I wasn't feeling the roll with rye seeds on it. My waiter was cool, and attentive. I'll come back to try their pot pies.

Never had them before and was in the mood for a cheesesteak so decided to get one to-go. Was a really good sized sub. I got mine with fried onions and mushrooms, which I always feel adds to the taste. It was really good, served hot, fresh, tasty and so filling.Would get a steak from here again and would tell others to try.