Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel

Conservative synagogue · Rittenhouse

Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel

Conservative synagogue · Rittenhouse

300 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103

Highlights

Haute French imports, pralines, pâté en croûte, bake-at-home escargot

300 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Get directions

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"Chef Pierre Calmel’s legendary tasting menus at Bibou might be on hold for the moment, but in the meantime, the BYO space has been deftly transformed into a boutique offering haute French imports. Order online and stock up on pralines and truffles from famed Parisian chocolatier La Maison du Chocolat, bottles of lightly effervescent Badoit mineral water, and expertly executed classics like pâté en croûte and bake-at-home escargot." - Caroline Coral

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Randy Schulz

Google

After searching for several years for the community that best suits our Jewish identity, my wife and I joined BZBI in 2012. We are very pleased with our decision! We are frequently impressed by the dedication of the staff, clergy, and volunteers who create a friendly atmosphere with engaging programming in addition to the inspiring religious content.

Josh Weingram

Google

BZBI is a welcoming home for experiences with prayer, education, community, and anything you are seeking. They house a growing community of Center City residents engaged in the greater community and their synagogue. They meet people where they are and let them explore their Judaism at their own place and in their own way.

Ronald Rossman

Google

Excellent

David Saiger

Google

A wonderful community!

Andrea T.

Yelp

Like Rachel U. puts it is so hard to find the words to describe how gorgeous BZBI ( as it is affectionately known) is! A great place for everyone!

Rachel U.

Yelp

I keep trying to figure out how to review this place and not quite finding the words. I love this synagogue, both for the gorgeous Neo-Gothic architecture and stained-glass windows, and for the community where I spent most of my childhood eating hydrox and going to bar mitzvahs and USY dances. Since living away, I've still come back for the high holidays and always felt welcomed. The congregation seems to be growing with some younger families getting involved, and they offer lots of different services and classes during the year. I also knew this is where I wanted to get married, and so did just that =) They were a great help as I planned from Boston, with a wedding coordinator on staff for the day-of details. It was a bit surreal, but perfect.