Bitar's

Lebanese restaurant · Passyunk Square

Bitar's

Lebanese restaurant · Passyunk Square

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947 Federal St, Philadelphia, PA 19147

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Highlights

Bitar’s is a beloved South Philly spot dishing up classic Lebanese eats like falafel, hummus, za’atar flatbread, and pistachio baklava.  

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4.2
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947 Federal St, Philadelphia, PA 19147 Get directions

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947 Federal St, Philadelphia, PA 19147 Get directions

+1 215 755 1121
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$10–20 · Menu

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Jul 31, 2025

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"Bitar's, Passyunk by P'unk Avenue. It is not commonly known that 10th & Federal in South Philadelphia was the center of one of the largest Lebanese communities in the entire United States. Embedded within the more well know Italian community, the Lebanese community created businesses, a church, and many other institutions to support itself. Bitar’s is one of those institutions. Finer Lebanese food would be harder to find anywhere in Philadelphia. The baba ganoush is particularly delightful, but anything on the menu is worth trying (hummus, gyro, etc). Make sure to give the Angelo Cataladi sandwich a try. It is the perfect marriage of Lebanese meets Italian in a pita."

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A Guide to Philly’s Growing Ghost Kitchen-Based Delivery Restaurants - Eater Philly

"Bitar’s operates several ghost kitchens focusing on menu items like falafel and hummus. Concepts include Saint Pita, Beverly Hills Platters, Hummus Hero, Bob’s Kabobs, Fabulous Falafel, and Pangea Banquet. Available on Grubhub and DoorDash." - Sarah Maiellano

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Where to Eat Middle Eastern Food in Philadelphia - Eater Philly

"Casual corner spot Bitar’s has been selling Lebanese dishes and groceries in South Philly for decades. Try a za’atar-dusted flatbread topped with tomatoes and feta — called a “bitzza” in a play on pizza — or go sweet with a thick piece of pistachio baklava." - Sarah Maiellano

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I always wanted to try this place because of the reviews. We ordered chicken kebab and falafel combo. The chicken was very dry and lacks flavor. We were both missing the pita so not sure how we are supposed to eat the hummus. Rice on the combo was hard. This is the first time and I am very disappointed. We can’t even finish the food. Not sure what is going on since the the other reviews are different…anyone else experienced this?

Brittany

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Bitar's is one of my favorite places for takeout in Philly and my go-to for really delicious falafel, hummus and stuffed grape leaves. The owners are really friendly and take pride in their business.

Raw Truth

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My reviews are based on a scale of 1 to 5 stars. Where 1 star = tragic and 5 star = Owwwwww Popping Here you can grab food to go, sit and eat in the low key communal dining table, alone, with your child, or a friend for a quick self service bite. Shop for quick Arab grocery goods, like Ayran (my fav), olives in brine, home made hummus, pita, baklava, and other traditional favs. Food- 5 stars. Had the Hummus, falafel, bakala. All on point. Customer Service- 4 stars. Standard and efficient Value- 5 stars. You get a good tasty portion for your money. Ambiance/ Decor- 4 stars Standard & expected for what it is. Quick bites market store. Some efforts were made to have traditional Middle Eastern items and I appreciated that. Cleanliness- 4 Stars. Average. Overall- 4.8 stars For food & value & service.

Kyle Freeman

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Delicious gyro and baklava. Super friendly people and great prices. When we are back in the area will be sure to come back

Kevin Cortelyou

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BEST Mediterranean place in Philly! The food is absolutely amazing and the staff is absolutely wonderful and sweet. The rice combo with chicken is a daily order for me. Everything on their menu is mouthwatering. The price is very fair for the high quality food you receive. Do NOT sleep on this deliciousness

alex benazet

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More like 3 and a half stars. Food was tasty and fresh. Pita was a bit uninspiring, portions a little small. Would stop by again if in the area.

William Fritz

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Their pastries are amazing!! Came here for a falafel sandwich and got a pistachio baklava as well, very happy I did. Want to come back and try some of their other dishes, chicken was recommended and the hummus looked good.

Sarah Johnshoy

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Wonderful place! I got the vegetarian falafel with a side of hommus and it was perfect! The atmosphere is relaxed and nicely decorated with a great selection of condiments and other items you can purchase. The owners were warm and friendly and I will definitely return!