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Northern District, Israel Food Guide: 4 Middle Eastern food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rosh Pina
Find out what Middle Eastern restaurants to try in Rosh Pina including HaAri 8, Ahim Abu Salach, Lahuhe Original Yemenite, Abu Yuvi
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1. HaAri 8
Overall Ratings
4 based on 357 reviews
Reviewed By MikeyVancouverCanada
I had a delicious lamb burger there. And everyone else in my party liked what they had. As others have said, the portions are generous and can be shared.
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2. Ahim Abu Salach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By meitalna
variety of salads, the meet was good, and also the pita bread.the service were kind and efficient.due to the variety of salads even veggies or vegans can find something to eat!
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3. Lahuhe Original Yemenite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By TamarGenger
We were excited to try this authentic bread and ordered one for each person in the family. The guy making them was not very friendly and didnât really ask what each person wanted, so that effected our feelings of the place. In the end we enjoyed the laugh but they could do more with the filling choices and then were surprised to find that each one cost 35 shekel which is the price of a shawarma and not as filling.
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4. Abu Yuvi
Hummus bar in old Safed,with nice view ,home atmosphere Authentic place ,Torah lessons in the evening,nice gem on thursdays Home made food festival on fridays We will be happy to see you :)
Reviewed By Bdnegin
Abu Yuvi ("Yuvi" is a nickname for Yuval -- the owner) is a humous and soup restaurant located in the artists quarter of Safed/Tzfat. It is family owned and run. From the outside it might give the appearance of a fast food place -- but inside is a very homey and comfortable dining room. The service is excellent. One may choose from several varieties of humous (we tried two and they were wonderful) and soups (the two we had were also excellent). A selection of drinks includes boutique beers and, of course, soft drinks. This is normally Middle Eastern fast food, but it is served nicely in a sit-down restaurant.
