Meaning “village” in Hebrew, K’Far is an all-day culinary village
At K’Far, there is no awkward downtime, no lull between meals, no time where the kitchen is closed – its village-like layout is conducive to all-day (and year-round) enjoyment.
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Michael Solomonov
executive chef
Michael Solomonov is a beloved champion of Israel's extraordinarily diverse and vibrant culinary landscape. He is co-owner of CookNSolo Restaurants with hospitality entrepreneur, Steve Cook, and Chef of Zahav. Michael is co-author of three cookbooks, and the recipient of the following James Beard awards: 2011 “Best Chef, Mid-Atlantic”; 2016 “Best International Cookbook” and “Book of the Year” for his best-selling Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking; 2017 “Outstanding Chef”; and 2019 “Outstanding Restaurant” for Zahav. Outside of the restaurants, you can often find Mike with Steve at Pho 75 in Philadelphia, working out the kinks in their Israeli village.
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Katreena Kanney
pastry chef
Katreena Kanney began her pastry career in 2016. Recently sober and in search of a new direction, she taught herself pastry techniques and would share her creations with friends and family. Katreena then took her self-taught talent to her first professional pastry role at Vegan Commissary in Philadelphia. After scooping muffins and making scones at Vegan Commissary, Katreena moved on to become a pastry cook at The Continental Midtown restaurant. Eight months later, she joined the opening team of K’Far in Philadelphia as a pastry cook. Katreena was soon promoted to Sous Chef and then, in 2020, Pastry Chef for the CookNSolo hospitality group.