Restaurant

Jerusalem's Inbal Hotel gets 'soupersized' for winter's Soup Festival - restaurant review

I was a little disappointed that the African peanut soup wasn’t being served the night I was there, but it’s a good reason to visit again.

Soup is on at the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem.
Fine vegan dining at Opa.

Opa: Vegan stylings in Tel Aviv - restaurant review

Broccoli soup

In the Kitchen with Henny: A new chapter in the kitchen

Red Curry. SUMO

Not only Tel Aviv knows how to do it: The restaurant bringing Asian flavors to Holon


Anicca: Tel Aviv’s all-day vegan café - restaurant review

Tucked at the intersection of Dizengoff and Gordon streets, Anicca brings the same creative and accessible vegan cuisine as its flagship sister, Anastasia.

ANICCA – from coffee and pastries to wine and tapas.

New Chef’s restaurant opens at Haifa’s luxury hotel – and it’s Kosher

Fattal Group opened Terrace at Haifa’s Botanica Hotel, one of the few kosher restaurants in the area, offering a Mediterranean menu with Italian touches and views of the Bahai Gardens.

Terrace Restaurant.

Holy in Tel Aviv: Great cocktails, innovative food, and jazz - restaurant review

Holy, which turned kosher a year ago, has a great vibe, with tables outside in the warm Tel Aviv evening, and an attractive crowd of 30-somethings drinking excellent cocktails.

GREAT VIBES, along with great food and drink at Holy.

Schmearz Bagel Shop: Just like being in New York - review

It is hard to say any unkind words about the food, ambiance, or kind staff at Schmearz, though the long line and the wait time for bagels at super busy times can be a minor annoyance. 

SCHMEARZ BAGEL Shop

Fresh The Market: Serving fresh, flavorful food for six years - restaurant review

The Posili Parmesan pasta (NIS 74) was a show stopper. Squiggly pasta in a four-cheese sauce (goat’s cheese, mozzarella, tomme, and parmesan), topped with chopped pistachios.

 Fresh the Market

Inside Moshe Basson’s kitchen: Biblical cuisine comes to life at Jerusalem's Eucalyptus

Basson may be a chef, a folklorist, and a food archaeologist, but above all, he’s someone who reminded me that the best meals aren’t written down. They’re lived. 

‘HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all!’ Chef Moshe Basson outside his restaurant, The Eucalyptus.

De Facto: Dinner turns to dancing at this simple yet ambitious restaurant - review

The concept behind De Facto is simple yet ambitious, says owner Rom Sherman. 'We wanted to create a place where guests never have to choose between a great meal and a great night out.'

DeFacto Tel Aviv for a great night out.

Roots: A perfect model of coexistence, and one of the best kosher restaurants in Israel - review

'We arrived later than planned and were ravenous. This has nothing to do with the conclusion we reached after our meal that Roots must be one of the best kosher restaurants in Israel.'

 ‘ROOTS MUST be one of Israel’s best kosher restaurants.

Not just a view of the Galilee: The Safed hotel hiding Israel’s best wine bar

26.8, the wine bar of Chef Amos Hayun at the luxurious Canaan Hotel in Safed, has been named “Israel’s Best Wine Bar of 2025,” beating top contenders from Tel Aviv.

Canaan Hotel.

Capas Burger: Miami’s hidden burger haven with a food truck soul - review

Hidden on Dixie Highway: Capas Burger. Food truck vibes, pretzel buns, onion jam that changes lives. Miami's best-kept burger secret. Follow the smell.

The selection of tasty kosher food at Capas.

Iranian man self-immolates after municapilty destroys family business

A man in his early twenties sustained burns covering 70% of his body in a protest by self-immolation against the demolition of his family's food court in Iran.

Ahmad Baladi sets himself on fire in protest against his father's food stand being demolished.