The Philadelphia Bourse was a commodities exchange founded in 1891 by George E. Bartol, a grain and commodities exporter, who modeled it after the Bourse in Hamburg, Germany.
111 S Independence Mall E (btwn Ludlow & Ranstead Sts) Philadelphia , PA 19106 United States
go to the Mexican stand in the food court , third store on the left. try the chorizo taco and chicken taco with cheese , onion and cilantro . get both sauces.
The bourse is not only a historical building , but it also has a beautiful lobby. It is surrounded by tourism , and historical viewpoints, such as independence hall & the constitution center.
The food court at the Bourse offers a voucher program and box lunch options for large groups or tours which make arrangements ahead of time. Read more
Destination Philly and Making History have the best priced and most original souvenirs in the area!
Cool place to stop for quick meal and a drink. Distillery and craft beer locations inside
Lots of souvenir shops and quick bites lining this breath-taking building. Architecture lovers... the interior is a must-see.
It's basically a mall food court . Stop in to grab a drink while walking around Independence Hall . There are far better places to eat in Old City !
Upscale food court
Philadelphia cafe is great! Fresh fruit and veggies and you can still get a Philly cheese stake.
Grande olde cheesesteak is the best place to get the original Philly
You are going to want to try the cheese stk - cheese wiz.
Wide range of eating options and souvenir shopping
Historic building with FOOD!
While going for a movie ----also look for defibrillators myheartmap.org
Was the first commodities exchange in the United States . It is now home to 24 retail and food services & more than 50 businesses.
Really cool new food hall
Food great with lots of choice. Rest rooms a disgrace. Cubicles tiny.
Everything is way to overpriced!!! Try to find good deals if you come here.
Bathrooms are nasty but if you gotta go, there are a pair downstairs.
Get out of the heat here!
Very touristy . Better places nearby if you're prepared to walk. But convenient if you're not.
Visit Making History for your keepsakes! Ben Franklin qoutes!
There's always a line , but the cheesesteaks here are not that great. Try the Mexican or salad stands instead.
Bathrooms are inconveniently located on the lower level.
Almost empty now. Big disappointment.
The best Tacos @Mexico in Olde City
Ate at Flamers . Not bad
Pretty sure Flamers is the best choice.
Not a great selection for food but it's ok in a pinch.
the buffet is overpriced and no better than the other eateries
Kind of like Quincy Market in Boston-touristy
Too touristy and overpriced.
Fantastic selection of film and concessions are reasonable. - Daniel Kerkel
Use this when visiting the National Jewish History Museum! - Jennifer Antelman
This is a must for Foodies. Go hungry but not too, in order to explore all the wonderful choices! - Bill Carson
Building your own poke, ramen, stir fry - Retna Slater
We ate at the Mediterranean place. It was very good and big portions. - James Gerber
Tour is a must. Guide was amazing, left feeling super patriotic. - Samantha Muilenburg
It's a beautiful area and the tours are great! Fun Philly neighborhood. Great restaurants nearby! - David Waldman
Fantastic staff, information, and the best place to start for your historic trip in Philadelphia. - Nick Sweetman