Places to eat in walking distance from the house
Food scene
Great kosher restaurant chain.
Great restaurant chain. Great quality sourdough breads, salads, sandwiches, pastas and pizzas. Really good “Israeli breakfasts,” and kids’ meals that include ice cream 😋
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Biga
85 Alonim StGreat restaurant chain. Great quality sourdough breads, salads, sandwiches, pastas and pizzas. Really good “Israeli breakfasts,” and kids’ meals that include ice cream 😋
Supposedly (not from my own experience) a really good restaurant. Pan Asian food, not kosher and open on Shabbat and all Jewish holidays. Steps from our house.
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Thai Chin
1 כיכר בן גוריון Supposedly (not from my own experience) a really good restaurant. Pan Asian food, not kosher and open on Shabbat and all Jewish holidays. Steps from our house.
פיצה פארק
כיכר בן גוריוןDelicious kosher pizza and homemade pasta
Steps from our house. Nice kosher bakery with both dairy and pareve items. They also have sandwiches and little pizzas. Get a free mini pastry with a coffee. Best part is that they have a nice outdoor seating area and a larger, more spacious place than most in the area. They are also very nice and aim to please.
ניקה - קונדיטוריה ובית מאפה
1 Ha-Kalaniyot StreetSteps from our house. Nice kosher bakery with both dairy and pareve items. They also have sandwiches and little pizzas. Get a free mini pastry with a coffee. Best part is that they have a nice outdoor seating area and a larger, more spacious place than most in the area. They are also very nice and aim to please.
According to other people’s experience, it is a really good Italian restaurant. Not kosher and open on Shabbat and all Jewish holidays. This one is not super close walking distance to us. About 20 min walk straight down the main road. You can also drive there and there is a small (usually very crowded) parking lot.
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Tanti Baci Italian Restaurant
35 HaShkedim StreetAccording to other people’s experience, it is a really good Italian restaurant. Not kosher and open on Shabbat and all Jewish holidays. This one is not super close walking distance to us. About 20 min walk straight down the main road. You can also drive there and there is a small (usually very crowded) parking lot.