Cherry Street Pier
Tourist attraction · Riverfront
121 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Highlights
Art, food, flea markets, and river views on a historic pier
Art, food, flea markets, and river views on a historic pier
"You can now add churros, guava barbecue wings, and fish tacos to the list of reasons to stop by Cherry Street Pier. The team behind Cantina La Martina has opened three food trolleys with massive menus they’ll be serving all year round. " - candis mclean, alison kessler
"You can now add churros, guava barbecue wings, and fish tacos to the list of reasons to stop by Cherry Street Pier. The team behind Cantina La Martina has opened three food trolleys with massive menus they’ll be serving all year round. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Opened in 2018, Cherry Street Pier is one of the latest additions to the Delaware River Waterfront. It hosts a regular Artist and Artisans Market on select Fridays and Sundays, offering visitors the chance to enjoy while grabbing a bite at one of its concession stands. The pier also hosts several food-centric festivals, farmers markets, and more throughout the year." - George Banks-Weston
"I can expect Cherry Street Pier to host La Placita’s three retrofitted trolleys featuring Latin American and Caribbean–inspired street foods, cocktails, local artists, music, and dancing; the trolleys will include offerings from Cantina La Martina, Puerto Rican chinchorreo delights under La Placita, and festive ice cream from Irv’s Ice Cream." - Ernest Owens
"I found Cherry Street Pier described as a traffic-heavy local venue where French Toast Bites frequently sold out and as the physical location associated with Lokal Artisan Foods." - Ernest Owens
