90 Blanchard St
Seattle, WA 98121
King County
Phone: (206) 448-6779
Fax: (206) 441-9513
Website: Visit our websiteEmail: no email on fileHours: unknown
by Dayae K. on I hate this place! All their mixed drinks suck! I always have to tell them to remake everything. The music is okay... sometimes. I've only been here twice but both the times I went, I've had a very bad experience. I only go here because my friends seem to come here a lot... sigh
by Cara N. on Zahav is amazing! So amazing, in fact, that I ate there tonight and I'm online writing this review now. Some friends and I stopped in this evening for an early dinner. Our reservation was for four people, but between booking the reservation and actually getting there we invited another friend. We were a bit worried about them allowing the change, but the hostess assured us that it was not a problem. We were seated at a corner table, and Michael, our super friendly and attentive waiter came over to introduce himself. Zahav serves family style tapas, so we all ordered different dishes and shared. We started with the Salatim and Turkish hummus. The Salatim was a cold salad sampler...very good. But Honey, that hummus. That hummus, I said! It literally melts in your mouth. I need to find out where they sell that hummus, because I'd make it at home and try to pass it off as my own. YUM! Ok, Ok, I also ordered the Crispy Haloumi, which is this fried cheese - it's really good. I also ordered the Fried Kibbe with Tahini, which is kind of like a lamb turnover - also good. I'm not going to sit here and try to remember everything that everyone ordered - everything was DELICIOUS, but there were a few standouts. 1. The Turkish Hummus (which was previously stated, but I just had to say it again) 2. The Fried Cauliflower, which is lightly fried and served with a yummy yogurt sauce. 3. The Sweetbread Schnitzel - which is made of melt-in-your-mouth veal. 4. For dessert, I ordered the Cashew Baklava. Honey, that baklava was everything that baklava should be. It was sweet, with a flaky crust and served with a white chocolate mousse. Simply perfect! The service was also great. Michael was ON IT. He made entree suggestions, which were really useful. The staff is great, our glasses were always promptly refilled, and dirty plates were taken in a timely manner. I cannot wait to go back to Zahav. Seriously, I've only been once, and it's now one of my favorite restaurants in Philly. We all LOVED our food, and you know that's rare for a group. Zahav is definitely a breath of fresh air!
by Elvin Vanakin on is it just me or does everyone like to throw their bday parties and have their party bus stop at 181? why?! the set up is kinda nice but the location is total sht, the bouncers are complete a-holes (even the small ones try to push you around just cause they have a flash light. ooh scary), same music all the time (you can even hear them play the same songs 5 times in one night... and that's just downstairs), at least one fight breaks out every night, a lot of bridge and tunnel, and a lot of disgusting guys, party buses (mostly on sat. nights) make it SUPER crowded, long lines, even longer wait. if you like to get groped by stinky guys, sweated on by drunk people who think they can dance, and get pushed around by the rent-a-cops then this is your place. i gave it three stars only cause there have been some pretty fun nights there... but those nights usually consisted of having a lot of my friends there to protect me from the groping and enough alcohol to help me forget i'm at 181. okay fine, their drinks are good and the wait for alchy is never really that long. the bartenders and cocktail waitresses are real nice and very efficient. see, i can say something nice about this place
