Zahav

I too have been trying to book for special events. I tried for our 25th and my husband's birthday. They are so swamped that they never called or emailed to offer a table. I finally called them to figure out why it is so difficult to secure a seating and I was told that you must book 2 months in advance. I hope this helps and happy anniversary.

Unfortunately it is not a kosher restaurant with a hashgocha. But if you eat salad and whole fish out it would be just like most of the restaurant's in Israel. They will accommodate your needs.

Kosher available upon request. Check with the chef.

Call and ask!

At your house or hotel and take public transportation!

Zahav is a very busy restaurant. Sometimes you need to book months in advance. If you stand in line for the bar when they open, it's possible to get bar seating. I did this the last time I was there. Food is still great at the bar.

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You have to ask for kosher, most on the menu is not

Street parking or paid lot.

You can order separately

This is not a Kosher restaurant ✡

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I got in with walk in but sit at the bar. The wait was like 2-3 hours for a walk-in

Simply put...attention to detail. Level of service, presentation, accommodation...the combination of effort on the minor details allows the whole to stand heads & tails above the rest.

60 days in advance, starting at 7 am. This is what google is for.

Yes there is a ramp to the entrance, but you will need reservations to get seating. First come first serve seating is only at the bar, which is not handicap friendly.

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Street parking.

It is a must when in Philly!! The most flavorful food you will ever experience!!

You can purchase one from OpenTable. I'm not sure if you can buy one directly from Zahav.

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Yes. I'd recommend reservations even for weeknights

We went last month and had a similar issue. Couldn’t get a reservation but we went at 5pm and there was room at the bar! They told us they are starting to offer walk ins at the bar again! Enjoy!

Great access, we were here with a wheelchair. A ramp and no steps either outside or inside. Great place loved it + very accomodating for people with special needs

Yes You definitely need a reservation to dine here. Wait times are pretty long. You will need to plan 2 months in advance at a minimum.

It is fairly casual.

Yes it does. Not a large bar but quite nice. Yes you definitely need reservations. It's quite heavily booked and you almost surely won't be seated if you arrive without a reservation.

At the time when I went yes, however, I am 99% sure all vaccinations requirements have been lifted in PA. So I don’t think they will ask for it.

I also had a late reservation and did not feel pressured or rushed out the door. In fact, we weren't even the last party to leave, granted we were a party of 2 and the remaining parties were larger. The last seating may be 930, but that means they are expecting people there until 11-12. It is a good environment and atmosphere, you shouldn't feel rushed.

Yes! If you let them know ahead of time they can curate a menu for you based on your dietary restrictions. Or they will separate those dishes from dishes with gluten, dairy, and/or nuts if the other members of your table do not have dietary restrictions. :)

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