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Green Aisle Grocery

This South Philly store may be tiny, but it’s offerings are vast

Food critic Adam Erace and his brother Andrew have culled the best of Philly food for their Passyunk market Green Aisle Grocery.

The bounty flowing out of their small boutique includes farm produce from Lancaster County and New Jersey, duck and quail from Griggstown Quail Farm, raw milk from Dutch Meadows Dairy, Wild Flour breads, Market Day Canelés, Better Together Brownies, and Remedy Teas.

Green Aisle even goes a step further with its local focus, showcasing products like hummus, cured meats, barbecue sauce and pumpkin bread made by celebrated Philly chefs.

1618 East Passyunk Avenue
(215) 465-1411
greenaislegrocery.com
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