<strong>The best restaurants in Philadelphia:</strong> While award-winning Israeli stunner Zahav (pictured) is arguably the best known Philly restaurant, there's still plenty more to eat in the City of Brotherly Love.
The best restaurants in Philadelphia: While award-winning Israeli stunner Zahav (pictured) is arguably the best known Philly restaurant, there's still plenty more to eat in the City of Brotherly Love.
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<strong>Vedge:</strong> Don't expect flavorless tofu at this seasonal vegetarian restaurant.
Vedge: Don't expect flavorless tofu at this seasonal vegetarian restaurant.
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<strong>Hungry Pigeon</strong>: Pat O'Malley left his job making pastries at New York's Balthazar to open this spot.
Hungry Pigeon: Pat O'Malley left his job making pastries at New York's Balthazar to open this spot.
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<strong>Abe Fisher:</strong> Michael Solomonov, the brains behind Zahav, also owns upscale Jewish eatery Abe Fisher.
Abe Fisher: Michael Solomonov, the brains behind Zahav, also owns upscale Jewish eatery Abe Fisher.
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<strong>Double Knot:</strong> Head here for the city's finest izakaya.
Double Knot: Head here for the city's finest izakaya.
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<strong>Fond:</strong> Run by a husband-and-wife team, this restaurant is credited with making the East Passyunk area cool.
Fond: Run by a husband-and-wife team, this restaurant is credited with making the East Passyunk area cool.
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<strong>Noord:</strong> You never knew Dutch food could taste so good.
Noord: You never knew Dutch food could taste so good.
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<strong>High Street on Market: </strong>Carb lovers won't want to miss the city's best bread.
High Street on Market: Carb lovers won't want to miss the city's best bread.
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<strong>Suraya:</strong> Lebanese food is on the menu at this Fishtown spot.
Suraya: Lebanese food is on the menu at this Fishtown spot.
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