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In Philadelphia, the block you live on is defined by the independent businesses and historic landmarks that anchor it. Meet the legendary spots featured on Selling 215.
The Fabric of Our Neighborhoods
Selling 215 isn't just about selling houses; it's about sharing the unscripted narrative of our city's culture. We are incredibly proud to feature these independent food makers, tavern owners, developers, and iconic Philly landmarks. Explore their information, visit their locations, and support Philly-made business.
Rittenhouse Square Park
Laid out in 1682 as one of William Penn's five original city squares, Rittenhouse Square is the lush green crown jewel of Center City Philadelphia. Craig guides viewers through this historic park, illustrating how the stately trees, historic fountains, and lively walkways serve as the communal living room for the surrounding luxury residences.
The Laurel Rittenhouse Square
The absolute pinnacle of luxury skyscraper living in Philadelphia, rising 48 stories above Center City's historic square. Craig takes viewers inside the spectacular 43rd-floor penthouse suite to inspect its master-class, floor-to-ceiling glass design.
Borromini Ristorante
An architecturally breathtaking Italian dining destination by legendary restaurateur Stephen Starr, housed in the historic, masterfully restored Alison Building on Rittenhouse Square. Toured by Craig alongside local icon Allan Domb, it perfectly showcases Philly's commitment to preserving classical landmark facades with high-concept modern interiors.
Allan Domb Real Estate
Led by legendary Philadelphia developer Allan Domb, this prestige brokerage has spent decades developing, restoring, and showcasing Rittenhouse's most beautiful architectural landmarks, including the historic Borromini restoration featured in Episode 1.
South 9th Street Italian Market
Dating back to the late 19th century, this is America's oldest continuously operating outdoor public market. In Episode 1, Craig walks along the awning-covered 9th Street corridors, exploring the rich immigrant heritage, cheese shops, butchers, and fresh vendors that form the soul of South Philly.
Angelo's Pizzeria South Philly
A legendary cash-only South Philly standard renowned for its long blocks-long lines, fresh-out-the-oven wood-fired pizzas, sesame seed rolls, and incredible hoagies. Craig stops by in Episode 1 to highlight their authentic, unscripted Philly grit.
John's Water Ice
Serving South Philadelphia since 1945, John's Water Ice is a true community institution. They continue the multi-generational tradition of hand-crafting old-fashioned, all-fruit water ice from scratch without artificial flavorings.
Renaissance Estates, Packer Park
A highly sought-after, master-planned residential development of sophisticated modern brick townhomes in South Philly's peaceful Packer Park neighborhood. Craig offers an expert assessment of their spatial design, build specs, and market values.
McGillin's Olde Ale House
Pouring local hospitality since 1860, McGillin's is the oldest continuously operating tavern in Philadelphia. Craig takes viewers inside Center City's historic Drury street alleyway to feel the community bonds and celebrate 160+ years of tavern history.
Reading Terminal Market
Housed in a National Historic Landmark train shed since 1893, Reading Terminal is one of America's oldest, most sensory-rich public markets. Craig tours the iconic, neon-lit corridors packed with over 80 independent small merchants.
Tommy DiNic's Roast Pork
A multi-generational institution inside Reading Terminal Market standard-famed for its award-winning hot roast pork sandwiches, paired perfectly with hand-sautéed broccoli rabe and melted sharp provolone. The true culinary crown of Center City sandwich craft.
Beiler's Doughnuts
Handcrafting Pennsylvania Dutch-style yeast doughnuts from scratch, Beiler’s draws daily city lines inside Reading Terminal with their theatrical, live baking counter. Watch along as Craig witnesses their hand-rolling, glazed dough craft.
Bassetts Ice Cream
The United States’ oldest operating ice cream brand, serving an incredibly rich, 16.5% butterfat recipe from their marble market counter since 1892. A fifth-generation family classic representing deep, delicious local pedigree.
Want to Feature Your Business on Selling 215?
We love promoting independent businesses, restaurants, bars, and architectural landmarks that give Philadelphia its legendary heart. Reach out to Craig and the production team to pitch your spot!