Eilat and the Negev Restaurants
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1. Cafe Lola
$$ | |This whimsically decorated café in the Old City is a breath of fresh air in every respect. Eclectic, funky decor with wooden tables and splashes of color are the backdrop for the tasty dishes served at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There's a smashing Israeli breakfast for two featuring house-made bread, smoked salmon, and fresh-squeezed juices. Lunch is equally fetching, with a delicious haloumi (a firm Greek cheese) salad as a star choice. At night the vibe changes, and the small bar mixes up basic cocktails with flair to go with tapas-style dishes like bruschetta with juicy, thinly sliced steak and preserved lemon. Try one of the thick shakes, like an indulgent combination of dates, candied pecans, and coconut milk. There are nice choices for vegan diners as well, and you can hear live music Monday and Tuesday evenings.
13 Smilansky St., Israel08-628–8937Known For
- Lovely outdoor café
- Israeli breakfast, haloumi salad at lunch, tapas at dinner
- Interesting neighborhood
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2. Menta
$ | |Just off Route 40, at a gas station south of the entrance to Ben-Gurion's Desert Home in Kibbutz Sde Boker, this small café is open around the clock and offers tasty cappuccino, espresso, muffins, and sandwiches.
Rte. 40, 84993, Israel08-657–9938Known For
- Great pit stop
- Fresh pastries with your coffee
- Stretch your legs
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3. Pola's Café
$ | |This café and gift shop is a pleasant, clean place for a break before or after a tour of the Ben-Gurion Desert Home complex. It's convenient for coffee and pastries or a soft drink and a slice of pizza. The shop features wine and olive oil from the Sde Boker Winery and also sells locally produced skin-care items and cosmetics from Faran, made with minerals from the Ramon Crater area. If you have time, ask to see a screening of the short documentary Dreaming—A Love Story, about the establishment of Kibbutz Sde Boker.
Israel08-656–0479Known For
- Convenience
- Pastries
- Often hosts local vendors
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4. Yotvata Inn
$ | |If you're looking for fantastic kibbutz-made ice cream, stop by this inn—an Israeli institution—next to a gas station on Route 90 between the Yotvata Hai-Bar Nature Reserve and Timna Park, 40 km (25 miles) north of Eilat. The kibbutz of the same name is across the way, and its dairy products are much loved by locals. (Check out the chocolate-milk fountain!) Hot chicken or beef dishes are available as well. It's open 24 hours (though closed Saturday night), but the late-night food menu is more limited.
Rte. 90 (Dead Sea–Eilat Rd.), Israel08-635–7449Known For
- Unique ice cream flavors like tmarim (date)
- Welcome rest stop on way to or from Eilat
- Souvenirs
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