Lower Galilee Restaurants
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1. Barkanit Dairy
$ | |At Michal and Avinoam Barkin's goat farm, you can sample excellent cheeses over wine or coffee in the wooden reception room or enjoy a light meal of salads, toasted sandwiches, or hot stuffed pastries. The farm is open Friday 10–2 and Saturday 10–4.
Rtes. 71 and 675, 1892500, Israel04-653–1431Known For
- Excellent cheeses
- Organic food
- Rural atmosphere
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Thurs. No dinner -
2. Kahala
$ | |Recharge in an elegant setting in the Old City, sampling delicious pastries and coffee or perhaps a glass of wine. This small café, set in a 200-year-old building, is run by local architect Razan Zoubi, whose professional studio is upstairs. Around the corner from Al-Reda restaurant but in the same building, Kahala uses Al-Reda's kitchen to create delicious homemade cookies. Nibble a coffee-pecan or tahini-almond biscuit with a perfect espresso as you browse Razan's beautiful collection of Arab-designed modern and ancient architecture books.
23 Al Bishara St., IsraelKnown For
- Historic building
- Homemade, delicious pastries
- Comfortable, architect-designed interior
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
3. Kamah Coffee Shop and Gallery
$ | |You can have a tasty meal and shop, too, at this showcase for creative work produced by the local special-needs community. Peek at the workshops based on anthroposophy (a system for nurturing the individual's healthy core), where community members work in the organic vegetable garden and the bakery, as well as in handweaving, ceramics, and paper-products workshops. Feast on a Galilee-style breakfast made with the organic vegetables grown here, and try homemade sweet potato, beet, and cauliflower spreads. Your food is served on exquisite ceramics, produced here and available for purchase. It's about 15 minutes north of Beit She'arim.
off Rte. 7626, Israel04-905–9338Known For
- Community artwork
- Galilee-style breakfast
- Vegetable garden and bakery
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4. Mahroum Sweets
$ | |Try the unbeatable Arab pastries at this bakeshop. The place serves wonderful bourma (cylindrical pastries filled with whole pistachio nuts), cashew baklava, and great halvah. Don't confuse this spot with Mahroum Bakery: look for the Arab pastries, not gooey Western cakes.
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