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1. Zahav
$ | Society Hill |Chef Michael Solomonov’s Zahav is steeped in the milk and honey and hummus and lamb of his native Israel, as well as the cultures that have left a mark on that Promised Land. Taking advantage of its dramatic perch above one of the city's oldest streets, the restaurant relies on picture windows and soaring ceilings to create spectacle, but the open kitchen is the true stage. There, a small staff mixes and matches a melting pot of flavors for a modern menu whose highlights include colorful salatim and fluffy house-baked laffa (flatbread); kebabs of impossibly tender chicken or lamb merguez cooked over hot coals; and addictive florets of fried cauliflower served with a lemon-and-dill-spiked lebneh (yogurt cheese). The legendary smoked and pomegranate-juice-braised lamb shoulder should be reserved in advance.
237 St. James Pl., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19106, USA215-625–8800Known For
- Israeli cuisine
- Creative cocktails
- Hopping dining room
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Rate Includes: No lunch, Credit cards accepted, Reservations essential -
2. Bistro Romano
$$$$ | Society Hill |Copious portions of regional Italian cuisine are served in the brick-walled dining room of this early-18th-century granary. Don't miss the acclaimed Caesar salad prepared table-side by the genial owner, who thoroughly enjoys animated conversations with his guests. Tuesday-night lobster specials make the trip to the Society Hill area more than worthwhile.
120 Lombard St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19147, USA215-925–8880Known For
- Hearty Italian cuisine
- Romantic dining room
- Weekly lobster special
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Rate Includes: No lunch, Credit cards accepted -
3. Pizzeria Stella
$$ | Society Hill |Restaurateur Stephen Starr logged countless hours researching how to make the very best pizza, agonizing over the dough, oven type, ideal temperature, and every other conceivable variable. The resulting artisanal, 12-inch rounds, with ingredients like black truffle, fresh prosciutto, and earthy chanterelles, keep this cozy 80-seater overflowing with neighborhood duos and families. (No-reservations policy necessitates getting here early or late if you don’t want to wait.) All tables are good tables—each has a view of the red-and-white-tiled Neapolitan pizza oven and Headhouse Square through plenty of tall café windows.
420 S. 2nd St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19106, USA215-320–8000Known For
- Neapolitan pizza
- Outdoor seating
- Charming location
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Rate Includes: Reservations not accepted -
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