What to order at K'Far

Must order
A bourekas filled with feta and za'atar; shakshuka at brunch; the babka to take home.
Signature dishes
Borekas, Shakshuka
Editor tip
Walk in for the bakery counter at 08:00 before the work crowd lands at 09:30. Pastries sell out by 11.
CuisineIsraeli, All-day Cafe
Price$$
NeighborhoodCenter City
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Location

Address: 110 S 19th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103

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Barbuzzo ★ 4.3

$$$ MediterraneanCenter City

Barbuzzo in Philadelphia is Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran's 13th Street Mediterranean room since 2010, with wood-fired pizzas and the salted caramel.

OrderWood-fired pizza of the week; salted caramel budino, the dish locals order by name.

TipThe bar counter overlooking the open kitchen takes walk-ups. Quietest table on a Friday night.

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Honey's Sit 'n Eat ★ 4.1

$$ Soul foodNorthern Liberties

Honey's Sit 'n Eat in Philadelphia is the Northern Liberties comfort-food counter at 4th and Brown since 2005, with challah French toast, latkes.

OrderChallah French toast; potato latkes with sour cream and applesauce; the brisket-and-egg plate.

TipNo reservations. Aim for 10:00 weekday or 09:30 Saturday. Cash and cards land equally.

Han Dynasty ★ 4.7

$$ Sichuan ChineseOld City

Han Dynasty in Philadelphia is Han Chiang's Sichuan room on Chestnut, the kitchen that ranked the spice scale 1 to 10 and made the city order dan dan noodles.

OrderDan dan noodles, dry-pot rabbit at heat 7, three-pepper chicken, mapo tofu.

TipOrder one dish below the heat level you think you can handle. The 10 scale is honest.

Barbuzzo ★ 4.3

$$$ MediterraneanCenter City

Barbuzzo in Philadelphia is Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran's 13th Street Mediterranean room since 2010, with wood-fired pizzas and the salted caramel.

OrderWood-fired pizza of the week; salted caramel budino, the dish locals order by name.

TipThe bar counter overlooking the open kitchen takes walk-ups. Quietest table on a Friday night.

Pizzeria Stella ★ 4.2

$$ Neapolitan PizzaOld City

Pizzeria Stella in Philadelphia is the Stephen Starr Neapolitan pizzeria on Headhouse Square, a wood-burning oven turning out bubbly Margherita.

OrderMargherita with San Marzano and buffalo mozzarella; the Tartufo with black truffle and fontina.

TipWalk in at noon for the happy-hour pies; the main rush starts at 18:30. Reserve on Resy for weekend dinner.

Pizzeria Beddia ★ 4.8

$$$ Pizza, ItalianFishtown

Pizzeria Beddia in Philadelphia is Joe Beddia's Fishtown reincarnation of the Bon Appetit 2015 America's Best Pizza, with a margherita pie and a separate.

OrderMargherita with sungold tomatoes; a salad of every herb in the kitchen.

TipThe hoagie room books separately. Reserve it for groups of four to six who want lunch sandwiches.

Nam Phuong ★ 4.0

$$ VietnameseWashington Avenue

Nam Phuong in Philadelphia is the 20-year Vietnamese banquet hall on Washington Avenue, with a 200-item menu running pho, clay pots, banh xeo and bun rieu.

OrderPho dac biet (everything bowl); banh xeo crepe; sugarcane shrimp paste with rice paper rolls.

TipThe clay-pot section at the back of the menu is the room's quiet best. The chicken with ginger or the catfish.

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