Eilat and the Negev Restaurants
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1. Last Refuge
$$$$ | |Locals hold this fish and seafood restaurant (known in Hebrew as Hamiflat Ha'acharon) in high regard and take their guests from "up north" here as a real treat. The dining room, with dark paneling and nautical motifs like ships' wheels, spills out onto a spacious balcony where diners eat beside the water, looking at Jordan across the way. Presented with a flourish are fish or crab soups, freshly caught charcoal-grilled Red Sea fish, and creamed seafood served in a seashell. A specialty here is stir-fried sea crabs, prepared with a bit of spice in olive oil and garlic. Weekends tend to be extra busy, so it's smart to reserve several days ahead (and to ask for balcony seating).
Rte. 90, 88000, Israel08-637–3627Known For
- Fish dishes
- Knockout scenery
- Stir-fried sea crabs
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2. Les Sardines
$$$ | |This chic bar and upscale fish restaurant overlooks the harbor at the Eilat promenade, offering white-tablecloth dining indoors and out. Recommended starters are gravlax and seafood carpaccio. Steaks are a choice entrée, but innovative, attractive fish presentations are the star of the show; portions are generous. The friendly, attentive staff can recommend a nice pairing from the extensive wine and beer menu.
3 HaMayim St., 88000, Israel08-676–7488Known For
- Great views
- Fresh fish
- Location at the edge of the marina
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3. Pago Pago Restaurant
$$$$ | |This crowd-pleaser began serving in 1986 from a boat in the marina before occupying a striking, nautical-looking building (it resembles a ship) with walls of windows overlooking the water. The fusion of South American, Asian, and Mediterranean influences creates interesting menu options. Seafood soup or seaweed salad makes a good starter, and seafood main courses include Brazilian moqueca, a fish stew made with coconut milk, and shrimp and calamari gratin with artichokes and garlic. Steak and sushi lovers have good options, too. Pair your meal with a bottle from the impressive list of regional wines.
99 HaMayim Rd., 88000, Israel08-637–6660Known For
- Dramatic dining on a "boat"
- Sophisticated presentation of seafood and pasta
- Great views
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4. Whale
$$$$ | |The husband-and-wife chef--owners of Whale draw foodies from all over the country to what has become one of Israel's top seafood restaurants. Salt-baked beetroot salad or zucchini blossoms makes a nice starter; for a main course, try the shrimpburger, and, for dessert, don't miss the salted-caramel tart with ice cream. Browse the cookbooks on the shelves while you wait for your order.
6 HaYam St., 88103, Israel08-920–9393Known For
- Creative seafood dishes
- The shrimpburger
- Elegant, sophisticated atmosphere
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