Zahav Restaurant Review:
Zahav, which means "gold" in Hebrew, showcases chef Michael Solomonov's love for the foods of his homeland. Intended to reflect the secluded courtyards of Jerusalem, the design features limestone floors and walls, hand-carved tables and draped fabric awnings.
The 38 Essential Philadelphia Restaurants, July '14:
Today we update the Eater 38, your answer and ours to any question that begins, "Can you recommend a restaurant?" This highly elite group covers the entire city, spans myriad cuisines and collectively satisfies all of your restaurant needs, save for those occasions when you absolutely must spend half a paycheck.
Every couple of months, we'll add pertinent restaurants that were omitted, have...
Persian New Year Sounds Amazing, and You Can Celebrate It at Zahav:
When Philly native Louisa Shafia released her second cookbook, The New Persian Kitchen (Ten Speed Press), people immediately began commenting that she should try to connect with Mike Solomonov, owing to the overlap and interweaving of Israeli and Iranian cuisines. Since her home base is now Brooklyn, the opportunity came at Solo's dinner at City Grit in January, which Shafia attended with...
Mike Solo Cookbook to Come Out in 2015:
Michael Solomonov is finally putting out his first cookbook, according to Publishers Marketplace and Eater National today.
You may recall this trailer released in 2012 for a Zahav cookbook that never came about, titled Eight Days in Israel. But according to Clare Pelino of ProLiterary Consultants, this is an entirely new project. "It's more of an in-depth look into Mike's cooking and his...