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1. Ein Camonim
$$$ | |The Galilee Hills make a perfect pasture for livestock—in this case, goats—and here you can taste the fresh output of Ein Camonim's dairy, one of the best in Israel. The all-you-can-eat menu includes a platter of about three dozen goat cheeses, a selection of home-baked breads, a variety of fresh salads, and house wine. There's a half-price menu for kids. The specialty shop next door sells the dairy's cheeses, olives, and other homemade products. The eatery is 20 km (12½ miles) southwest of Tzfat, 5 km (3 miles) west of Kadarim Junction.
Rte. 85, 2010900, Israel04-698--9680Known For
- Goats on-site
- Artisanal cheeses
- Homemade goodies
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2. Aluma Bistro
$$$$ | |The town of Maalot-Tarshisha is home to Jewish, Christian, and Muslim families, and they rub elbows while dining at Aluma Bistro. Decorated with artifacts from Provence, the burgundy-toned dining room buzzes with locals in search of an extraordinary meal. Young Arab chef Alaa Sweetat weaves seasonal French and traditional Galilean styles into a tapestry of taste. Inquire about the daily specials, which may include seasonally foraged vegetables and a fresh catch of the day.
Tarshisha Rd., 2105401, Israel04-957–4477Known For
- Foraged vegetables
- Galilean cuisine
- Co-existence
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3. Druze Pita Stand
$ | |A few minutes' walk along the trail leading to the Banias Waterfall is the ancient flour mill and a stall where Druze villagers make their traditional pita bread (bigger and flatter than the commercial version). It's not only baked on the premises but also milled here. Pull up a rock, and for a few shekels you'll be served a large rolled-up pita with labaneh (yogurt cheese) and Turkish coffee.
Off Rte. 99, 1225000, IsraelKnown For
- Druze pita
- Labaneh (yogurt cheese)
- Turkish coffee
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4. HaBikta
$$$$ | |With a name that literally means "the cabin," HaBikta evokes the smoked meats for which it's best known. The chicken and steaks, smoked over cherrywood and grapevines, come with access to the generous salad buffet. Try the whole chickpeas coated in cumin and green onions, or the coriander tossed with slivered almonds and lentils.
East of Rte.92, 12948, Israel04-679–4016Known For
- Smoked meats
- Kosher
- Great salads
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