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Where To Go When You Can’t Get Into Zahav
When you can’t get a reservation at Zahav, these 10 places are (almost) as good.
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Olea
Olea is a seafood-focused Mediterranean BYOB with a cozy dining room where you can share mussels, branzino, and octopus during date night.
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Where To Go When You Can’t Get Into Zahav
When you can’t get a reservation at Zahav, these 10 places are (almost) as good.
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Fabrika
Fabrika is a Fishtown spot serving up homemade pasta, often hosts live cabaret and jazz performances and drag brunches.
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Spice Finch
Spice Finch is a Mediterranean spot in Rittenhouse that’s great for everything from a client dinner to drinks at the bar.
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Charley Dove
Audrey Claire is a Mediterranean spot in Rittenhouse and it’s one of our favorite BYOBs in the area.
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Suraya
Suraya is a Lebanese spot in Fishtown that’s great for a date, brunch, or a big group dinner. Honestly, it’s great for everything.
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Cafe La Maude
Cafe La Maude in NoLibs serves Lebanese and French food and has a very popular weekend brunch.
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Musi
Musi is an Israeli-inspired BYOB in Pennsport with a seasonal menu that uses almost entirely local ingredients.
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Stina Pizzeria
Stina is technically a pizzeria, but the best things here are their Mediterranean dishes.
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Mama’s Vegetarian
Mama’s is a vegetarian, kosher shop with great falafel that usually has a line around the block during lunch hours.
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Renata’s Kitchen
Renata’s Kitchen is an all-day brunch spot in University City with a Mediterranean-leaning menu.
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Aksum
Aksum is a Mediterranean BYOB in West Philly that’s good for a healthy weeknight dinner.
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Dizengoff
Dizengoff in Center City is basically the fast-casual version of Zahav, with the same great hummus, but without the two-month wait.