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Southern District, Israel Food Guide: 10 Israeli food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mitspe Ramon
Find out what Israeli restaurants to try in Mitspe Ramon including Hahavit, Beresheet dairy restaurant, InnSense, Hakatze, pangea, HaBereh Pub, Tzokim, Levis Bar Restaurant, Erozio, Ultra Israeli & Caucasian food
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10. Ultra Israeli & Caucasian food
Reviewed By 993cristianos
This place was suggested by the receptionist of the place where we stayed in Mitzpe Ramon.The location is quite kitsch but we just wanted to have a dinner after a long day.The owner told us that he only had steak and we accepted.No menu was presented.The appetizer (not requested by us but put in the bill) was bread, hummus and olives.The (small) steak came with salad and french fries.We had two beers and some shots of vodka.The bill at the end was 50 euros each with a discount!!!We complained a lot and eventually paid an amount equal to 35 euros per person in a forgotten location of a small city.In every part of the world people are more likely to earn more on toursists than locals but this was really, really too much!Don't go there!
9. Erozio
A unique fine dining experience in an Israeli home, we would like to take you on a culinary journey in one of the most beautiful places on earth, The chef's childhood home. private dinner for families, small groups and couples.
Reviewed By shlomit458
Yinnon is a very talented chef, the dinner he made us was worth coming to the south for.If you desire great food here in the south, that's one of the best options.Thank you!
8. Levis Bar Restaurant
Reviewed By JM13dr
There aren't many kosher restaurants in Mezpe Ramon, this one is a small modern meat restaurant.We ordered a burger, kid's meal and chicken salad, all the dishes were made from fresh ingredients, the burger was good, the kid's meal was nice, but the chicken salad was not to our taste.
7. Tzokim
Overall Ratings
3 based on 222 reviews
Tzokim Bar and Restaurant is located on the cliff edge of the Ramon Crater. The restaurant offers a veriety of eclectic dishes, desserts and alcoholic beverages. A kiosk with a wide-range of treats is nezt door.
Reviewed By Orenvil
The word Tzokim, in Hebrew, means cliffs, that's because the Ramon crater who places just at the edge of this restaurant. The food was moderate, and a little expensive, but still worth the money.At weekend, you should order a table here.Enjoy.
6. HaBereh Pub
Reviewed By RachelAviv
We walked in randomly just looking for an open place with food.When we first walked in our expectations were low, but we decided to give it a chance, and Iâm so glad we did!We ordered the vegan Harriema and the black lentil and sweet potato salad. Both were tasty and extremely enjoyable. They offered us a blanket for our sleeping toddler, and seated us in a cushioned area. The music was pleasant and beautiful plants added to the atmosphere. The service was great.I would very much recommend it to others, and come back again.
5. pangea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By EMGEE613
The way this restaurant is advertised is far from the reality of our meak there last week.They charge Tel Aviv prices for mediocre and unimaginative portions.For instance I paid 23 shekels ($6) for whst was listed as foccacia but turned outcto be several pieces of cooked (not grilled)red peppers on pizza-type dough.Service was okay except you would need to use the bathrooms in an adjacent gas station.
4. Hakatze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
home made food , humus , labane cheese , shakshuka , soup , Chickens of various kinds , gulash , fish , vegetarian couscous, free fresh salad and olives , desserts , soft drinks , beer and wine
Reviewed By GreenJ
This isn't a very professional restaurant. We were the only guests on Saturday night, which is surprising since almost every other place was closed on Friday and Saturday, even though they aren't kosher. We had some dry goulash and a curry chicken. Very small choice. Messy premises.
3. InnSense
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
Need a great cup of coffee and hearty breakfast on the way to Eilat? Famished after a long day's trekking in the gorgeous Ramon Machtesh? Wanting to treat your special someone to a fantastic dinner before your night under the stars? Our restaurant offers
Reviewed By shmuelb2014
Found several dishes that I could have chosen, and had an eggplant first course , that was grilled peeled on Hummus that was done with beets! And Had fatush salad that was good and had a nice twist that I got the first time, the clear bowl was smeared with âLabaneâ that was sprinkled with Sumac, and then the salad was put into the bowl, will adopt the ideaThank you for your review. We are continually adapting our menu to accommodate the current vegan & vegetarian trend. We are happy to hear you like the food and hope we'll see you again!
2. Beresheet dairy restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By HelenS247
The hotel is beautiful, the view is gorgeous, but the restaurant was a disappointment. The menu is very limited, every dish was bland. We ordered the salmon, the baked fish and the veggie lasagna.The potato soup was okay, but it also lacked flavor. The most important thing on our table was the salt and pepper shaker, because none of our dishes had enough flavor.Also, our waitress was very sweet, but service was very slow. We waited nearly an hour for our food.This place was a great disappointment. I would not recommend this place to my family and friends. Save your money and eat somewhere else.
Mitspe Ramon Food Guide: 9 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mitspe Ramon
1. Hahavit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 501 reviews
Reviewed By Avi S
We had Entrecôte Steak and Granny's Special Fish and portions were ample so we didn't completely finish the dishes. Atmosphere was very good if a bit loud at times.
