Location: Nazareth
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Where to Eat in Nazareth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Nazareth (/ˈnæzərəθ/; Hebrew: נָצְרַת, Natzrat; Arabic: النَّاصِرَة, an-Nāṣira; Aramaic: ܢܨܪܬ, Naṣrath) is the capital and the largest city in the Northern District of Israel. Nazareth is known as "the Arab capital of Israel". In 2016 its population was 75,922. The inhabitants are predominantly Arab citizens of Israel, of whom 69% are Muslim and 30.9% Christian. Nazareth Illit (lit. "Upper Nazareth") is built alongside old Nazareth, and had a Jewish population of 40,312 in 2014. The Jewish sector was declared a separate city in June 1974.
Things to do in Nazareth
1. Tishreen
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4.5 based on 614 reviews
Tishreen located at the heart of Annunciation city Nazareth close to the old market . Tishreen opened at October month witch means Tishreen in arabic . The resturant based on fusion style of cuisine that mixes authentic and modern food from different kitchens around the world . <br>In authentic you can find special meals like ( kofta - muhammar - arrosa and more) and modern food as ( pizza - pasta - carpaccio - cordon blue... )<br>unforgetting the kids special meals. <br>Many options for vegans and Vegetarians . full bar service and a wide wine menu . folekloric warm welcoming deccoraitions .<br>We are interested to know your own experience in Tishreen so always waiting for your review at tripadvisor.
2. Alreda
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4.5 based on 311 reviews
Nazareth dishes with a Mediterranean , Morrocan , Persian , Italian , French , and Indian twists !! And what a twist it was. It is our opinion that the food served here combined with the ambiance of a 200 years old restored mansion and the friendliness of the owner leaves all the other restaurants in Nazereth or Israel for that matter far, far in its wake!!
Reviewed By Stuti - Hong Kong, China
Firstly, if you're shawarma-ed and falafel-ed out yet want real Arabic cuisine then come here. If not, go grab and drink just to imbibe the ambience and exquisite interior detailing. You're transported back 100 years, all the details here throw you into a space and place in time you've never been before but know you should have! We ate the baby salad, lamb mince thin crust pizza and okra with feta dish...all were terrific.
3. Bayat Restaurant
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Bayat is a great little restaurant, with some tasty dishes, a young, lively atmosphere and a big selection of alcohol (the place is owned by Christians, hence the free-flowing alcohol - including Taibe beer, the only real Palestinian beer). Choose to sit outside if it's not too hot (and join the smokers), or sit inside/at the bar. With friendly and tri-lingual staff (Arabic, English, Hebrew), this is an excellent place to take some respite from the tourist trail in Nazareth. Relaxed pace, but catch the chicken breast, and for the kids try a personal-sized pizza.
Reviewed By Jeff C
Love the middle eastern fare of Israel but this was a welcome and flavorful change. Very good. Had the calamari, duck, mushrooms, pizza and coffees. Thanks!
4. Diana Restaurant
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4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Elshi F
This used to be the best restaurant in Israel, by far. It's such a pity that it has deteriorated.
We placed a reservation for 15:00
Arrived at 14:55 and waited till 15:20!!!
We had to argue and fight for our spot as the manager just couldn't care a less.
We waited though in anticipation for the fresh salads and juicy meet but that was the worst part.
The salads were soggy, dressed hours ago, over seasoned and lacked the freshness that was the signature of Diana.
The pita was soggy and not fluffy as usual.
The humus was missing lots of tahini and was made quickly and recklessly, it tasted as it came out of a canned tin box!!
The lamb chops were gummy, slightly off, with no salt and from an aged old sheep and not a nice and young lamb.
The kebab was ok, not more, missing the nice amount of seasoning they always used.
The service was horrible, our empty plates were not removed from the table and we had to remove them ourselves in order to have place for the main courses.
The rice was soggy, with a taste of chlorine ( probably washed with old water ) and ice cold!!
The Kufta was un cooked and completely raw.
When we asked for desert we were served the bill!! We were told they are out of knafe
Politely I told the manager that it is so disappointing that they have deteriorated so much and he answered "thank you " with a smile.
We will never come there again.
Any restaurant in the world is always judged by its last meal served and those who do not understand that have no right to exist, no matter what celebrity chef has shares there.
Be ware!!!
5. Cafe Greg
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4 based on 16 reviews
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Reviewed By One_Ever - Gatineau, Canada
I stopped by this café/restaurant during my stay in Nazareth. It was unassuming and was filled with young local students. The music was great and the menu offered a lot of variety. I enjoyed a nice plate of sweet potato pasta. They have extensive choices inculding pad thai, salads, meat main courses and a wide selection of pastries although they do not always have everything on the menu in stock. The service was very good and the staff friendly. If you are tired of the local fare and looking for something different, you should try this place out.
6. Ronen
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4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Dorit C
We had late lunch on the way to a vacation in the Golan heights. The waitresses were nice and took good care of us. The food was delicious, Risotto, Lemon escalope and steaks the kids had. we also had some nice Deserts. Thanks for a great experience.
7. Villa Nazareth Restaurant & Bar
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Soda100 - New Orleans, LA
Nazareth is a quaint city, historic and lively, with narrow, winding, charming streets. In such a street you'll find this restaurant. It's modest looking and unassuming when you go inside, but the courtyard is very pleasant to dine in. The restaurant is adjacent to a school, and the sound of kids chattering and laughing in the distant background make for an unmistakably local experience, in addition to the lovely food and friendly service.
We ordered a wide selection of foods, including some specialties with lamb, some bread dips and frekeh (a middle eastern whole grain), and they were all delicious.
8. Mama Salt Room & Cafe
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4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Anat_Sharon - Haifa District, Israel
Loved this place. Great location, off the Greek Orthodox Church of Annunciation plaza. A great place to watch the world go by. The world in Nazareth is unique- we watched priests, nuns, pilgrims, young and old Arab families and an Italian delegation looking for the municipality building. We had a Nazareth style toast with Arab goat cheese and Labana, great coffee. Staff were helpful and extremely pleasant. Restrooms spotlessly clean
9. Dewan al-Saraya Old City Abu Ashraf Restaurant
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4.5 based on 89 reviews
10. Rosemary
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4.5 based on 219 reviews
We serve hight quality food in at one of the most outhentic and ansient spot at the old city center while using the best ingreedians the cuisine is a mix between the local cuisine and european cusine PERFECTION In ALL Means
Reviewed By D4reY0u
Really nice place with Terrace. Food is good, great coffee, friendly staff and good wifi. The salad is very tasty.Thank you for your review. We are very glad that you enjoyed our place. Please revisit us so we can be at your service once again :) Rosemary Manager
