Michael Solomonov

The duo behind renowned Israeli restaurant Zahav is bringing their hummus and pita shop to the Franklin’s Table Food Hall in West Philadelphia.

A high-end Israeli restaurant in Philadelphia has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by a former server who claimed she had to give her tips to other workers.

Court documents show that the owners of Zahav are reimbursing current and former employees for tip money they were forced to give to other employees.

The restaurateurs behind a popular doughnuts and fried chicken chain in Philadelphia have found a valuable use for their discarded chicken backs: making soup for charity.

The Rooster Soup Co. is donating all its profits.

A darling of Philadelphia’s culinary scene, the Israeli restaurant Zahav is once again named one of the best restaurants in America for third consecutive year, propelling the Old City dining experience into the Eater Hall of Fame.

Set to return at the end of the month, the FringeArts’ annual Feastival food event features tastes from Philadelphia’s top chefs and restaurateurs, and revenue from the fundraiser, which benefits FringeArts and its Fringe Festival, has grown more than 100 percent since its inaugural year.

Philadelphians, it’s not too late to celebrate National Donut Day! While you’re at it, you can enjoy some fried chicken at Federal Donuts right here at home.

A star-studded food festival co-hosted by Stephen Starr, Michael Solomonov and Audrey Claire Taichman will be making its return next month.

Fresh off the debut of two new restaurants earlier this year, Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook, the men behind Zahav, are still toying with the idea of expanding their Federal Donuts concept outside of Philadelphia.

On Sept. 2, Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook (the restaurateurs behind Zahav and Federal Donuts) will debut their newest venture, restaurant Abe Fisher on 1623 Sansom St.