With three locations — in Mt. Airy, Chestnut Hill, and Ambler — Weavers Way Co-op is a grocery store that prides itself on supplying its neighbors with staples from local producers. Items that are sourced locally are clearly marked with “I’m local!” stickers and some of the produce is even grown on the Weavers Way farm nearby.

Tiny but mighty! At Bee’s Tiny Market in the Northeast, there’s a little something for every need — from pantry items to baked goods — but when it comes to holiday cooking, Bee’s produce boxes, sourced from local farmers, will serve you well.

With a location in Old City and Fishtown, Riverwards is the grocery store for Philadelphians seeking local produce, dairy, meat, and pantry staples of all kinds. Do they not have what you’re looking for? Riverwards’ staff is extremely helpful. Want to serve local turkey for Thanksgiving dinner? Riverwards is selling locally raised turkeys from Kyle Smith of Smith Poultry and Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative. You can preorder either (or both!) on Riverwards’ website — but make sure to get on it fast. They can sell out.

Reading Terminal Market is the not just the place you take your out-of-town friends for a lunchtime sensory overload — it’s also still a great destination for local products, from meat and poultry to produce, honey, and dairy. Take home a couple pints of local favorite Bassett’s ice cream or Beiler’s doughnuts for Thanksgiving dessert.

The newly opened grocery store and takeout spot from chefs Cybille St.Aude-Tate and Omar Tate is worth frequenting for many reasons, not least because the mission of the shop is to highlight Black farmers and producers in everything Honeysuckle makes. Need pie for Thanksgiving? Honeysuckle is selling Princess Pamela’s Molasses Pie and a sweet potato pie — order by emailing orders@honeysuckleprovisions.com.

When you have visitors in town for the holidays, it’s easy to forget that you have to feed them for more than just that one big meal. Luckily, Biederman’s is the go-to option for local bagels, baked goods, cheeses, and more — all of which you can pick up alongside an array of fish salads that are made in-house.

Whether you grew up with a grandparent who took you to the Italian Market on Sundays, or you know it as the home to the best tacos in the city, the strip on 9th Street is still one of the best places in the city to find local produce, meats, dairy, seafood, and groceries of all kinds. Stop in any shop to find what you’re looking for, and don’t forget the DiBruno’s 9th Street Bottle Shop for all your wine needs.

A tiny grocery store on 17th and McKean, Rowhouse Grocery sells local produce and prepared foods to Philadelphians. Come for the bagel brunches and tamales, but stay to pick up some veg for your special holiday dinner party.