Tiberias (/taɪˈbɪəriəs/; Hebrew: טְבֶרְיָה, Tverya, (audio) (help·info); Arabic: طبرية, Ṭabariyyah) is an Israeli city on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee. Established around 20 CE, it was named in honour of the second emperor of the Roman Empire, Tiberius. In 2016 it had a population of 43,148.
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4 based on 542 reviews
We had dinner there. In winter it works together with pagoda restaurant, you can choose from both menus. I asked beforehand if they offered vegetarian dishes, and I was told that they would be able to prepare something. When we got there, we were told that the only choice is a salad. Only after we asked, we were offered the second menu and my partner was able to get some vegetarian noodles. I had the steak and the meals were quite good. It's a bit pricey though.
4.5 based on 512 reviews
Little Tiberias is a quality chef-restaurant with a menu featuring gourmet French Mediterranean cuisine. The restaurant is located inside a building that forms part of the ancient city wall of Tiberias and that dates back to Roman times. Its special setting, as well as the beautifully planned interior, grant Little Tiberias an exclusive European atmosphere, like a little French Riviera on the shore of the Sea of Galilee.The restaurant is family-owned, and was opened by Rafi, the head of the family and the founder. The whole family are culinary specialists, with generations of acquired knowledge. They are headed by the restaurant's chef, David Oudiz, whose kitchen produces excellent original dishes - starters, appetizers, soups and pastas, and succulent main dishes of fish, meat and seafood. Try our entrecote beef steak (300 g), beef Stroganoff (250 g fillet of beef), shrimp martini (with a sauce of cream, garlic and basil, topped with Parmesan) and a whole range of fine dishes. Our menu features a selection of desserts and many quality wines. As befits a beautifully designed, romantic restaurant in a tourist destination, the clientele of Little Tiberias is very varied - guests are of all ages, foreign and Israeli tourists, couples, and regular clients from the city and the surrounding region who enjoy their dining experience and come back again and again. The atmosphere is relaxed, with a blend of harmonious background music - classical jazz, romantic music, and popular hits. In the 1980s, the building housed a famous pub that was a major leisure attraction in Tiberias and for residents of the region. Later, an Italian restaurant was opened, but in recent years the site was renovated and improved. Some dishes on the menu (like our renowned steak with pepper and cream), remain as before, with all the tradition and know-how that the family accumulated. The restaurant, designed by architect Gadi Shamir, has two wings: the old, authentic wing, with beautiful wood elements of old telephone poles carved in classic style, with wooden wine racks, and a mural painted by the famous Tiberias-born artist - Amos Yaskil. The beautiful new wing is larger, and now offers a bar that's perfect for drinking wine and spirits, and for dining too. You can also sit on the spacious balcony, with its windows offering impressive views. We are happy to cater private events in a separate room.
This was my second visit to the restaurant, and it was better than the first - if that could be possible. I had the garden salad and my partner had the Mediterranean salad. Both were very large and fresh. We then each selected the Beef...MoreThank you so much it was a pleasure
3.5 based on 115 reviews
4.5 based on 606 reviews
As we always do when arriving in a new city, we conjured TripAdvisor for some top Israeli restaurants to try. At the top of the list for good reasons, Avi"s.
The Hummus was paired with a series if condiments that just kept coming. Alvi treated us like family and we can't wait to go back.
3.5 based on 231 reviews
Our tour group stopped here for lunch and every one of us thought it was superb! Best fish (grilled tilapia) ever!! And all of the side dishes were amazing as well! Beautiful, fresh pita bread , fabulous hummus, a ‘must be seen to be believed’ onion ring blossom (YUM!!), salad (the dressing was so delicious!), and dates for dessert. Loved every single morsel!
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Enjoyed the Pita bread with Brinjal gravy, and had Falafel & potato fingers with a drink. Food was good. Especially the brinjal preparation, which was fried with tomatoes tasted almost like an Indian dish. But the only downside was that it was costly. It amounted 47 NIS.
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Host a dinner you will not forget for a long time Meals based on meat stews and root vegetables All the fruits all the vegetables and all the meat come from our Neighbors - the Galilee farmers. Art best appetizers and desserts made by our chef Rural atmosphere and personal service of the Israel Shavit Executive chef Casseroles food behold With good old Israeli music Meal which is shared by all your senses and beyond An experience you will not forget for a long time Here some of our course: starters Stuffed Mushrooms - lamb and pine nuts Antipasti - a variety of roasted vegetables - garlic, onions , sweet potatoes , peppers , zucchini and more. Crostini dish - homemade bread with Galilean spreads cylindrical olives, sun-dried tomatoes , basil and roasted peppers Pate of chicken liver - with hot Tomato comfiture. Green medley Homemade bread - Jabetta baked with olive oil and coarse salt hyssop Soups Rural goulash soup with beans Sweet Potato Soup Major Lag of lamp - slow cooking after marinated in superior wine, mix with olive oil and herbs Lamb casserole - prime cut with bone cooked on bed of Aromatic vegetables. Veal casserole - prime cut with bone cooked on bed of Aromatic vegetables. Chicken steak - in silan-sweetened sauce Entrecote steak - well aged juicy cut of Galilee free-range cattle. Lamb ribs - a delicate cut interlarded with juicy drippings. St. Peter fish - baked in the oven in pappers sauce with garlic. All dishes are served with a selection of extras Desserts Warm chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream. Refused on three flavors lemon , passion fruit and berries Moose milk with a touch of chocolate Bavaria on a bed of Kadaif Coffee Chocolate Mousse In addition we serve verity of wines from Ramat-Ha-Golan and Galilee.
We thoroughly enjoyed our meal at Israel's Kitchen.
Crostini, leg of lamb surrounded by vegetables, fruits, and broth, followed by warm chocolate cake with ice cream & whipped cream--a true culinary delight and well worth the drive.
If you are staying at the well-located guest house, be sure to try the kitchen.
If you will be visiting the Sea of Galilee area, consider visiting Mount Arbel National Park, and stopping in at Israel's Kitchen (and chocolate shop). It's a delicious diversion!
4 based on 210 reviews
We enjoyed a great meal at Galei Gil for 4 people. We each ordered something different and shared all the tastes and flavours and all was delicious. The atmosphere right next to the water with the stting sun, beautifull views and great food made for a perfect evening. The next night we walked by, greeted the host as we were passing and was spoiled with a free coffee. What an enjoyable time we had on the Promenade.
4.5 based on 132 reviews
We were in Tiberias for a week and ate here twice.
Excellent food each time (we tried different dishes) and they came with a massive selection of complimentary salds and bread which we hardly made a dent in! We tried the schnitzel, the lamb kebabs and the beef kebabs. All excellent with reasonable prices.
4.5 based on 41 reviews
In Miami is El Carajo, an Italian Restaurant in a Gas Station off the South Dixie Highway a way before Coral Cables. Well it seems the Gas Station Restaurant dining global trend has now reached Tiberias. And this is very good news.
Park on the vacant lot just up from the station. The restaurant (or is it a diner?) is bright, clean, and good. The offering here is a range of kebabs with fresh flat breads and a huge array of small accompanying salads. There is a menu in English and the best English speaker managed to understand what was wanted. Alcohol is available.
The kebabs run from conventional minced ones ("The Iranian") to pieces of chicken or lamb, chicken livers and even heart. So something for the adventurous too.
Was it any good? Most definitely. Great freshly cooked bread and kebabs from the barbeque all served promptly. The menu price is for a pair of kebabs, however many customers seemed to have one and then an alternative to make up there two. Two kebabs would do most people. One of my guests had 5.
We were the only tourists in there (a reassuring sign of good food and value) and there was a very large group celebrating a woman's birthday. You wouldn't choose it for a long or fine dining experience unless you had a mutual thing about the 'kebabs we have loved and shared'.
Good authentic food where you never thought you'd find it. So you now can re-fuel and then re-fuel.
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