WHAT’S THERE TO EAT AT THE DEAD SEA

WHAT’S THERE TO EAT AT THE DEAD SEA

• Mi Casa Restaurant. The restaurant is in the northern Dead Sea region, adjacent to the Vered Jericho Junction. The hospitality unit is of a rustic décor and atmosphere, like a little leap into traditional Old Italy, all fashioned by the creative hands of the hosts themselves. Choose from a rich menu. Weekend visits must be booked in advance.

Phone: 02-9707078

• Chance Restaurant. Here you’ll find delicious, fine Israeli cuisine, consisting of fresh dishes such as hummus, meats, moussaka and more. The restaurant is located at Almog Junction on Road 1, right next to one of the most famous date groves in the vicinity.

Phone: 02-9409414

• Neveh Midbar Beach Restaurant. Adjacent to the beach with stunning views to the Dead Sea, you access it from Road 90, turning east towards the see

Phone: 02-9942781

• Kalia Beach Restaurant. Located in the northern Dead Sea region, its balcony overlooks the Dead Sea. Enjoy the diversified menu suitable for groups and individuals. VIP dining rooms can
• be booked in advance.

Phone: 02-9942391

• Biankini Resort Restaurant. In the northern Dead Sea region adjacent to Road 90 and Lido Junction, you’ll find homestyle Moroccan cuisine with authentic styling, and seating arrangements
• facing the sea.

Phone: 02-9400266

WHAT’S THERE TO EAT AT THE DEAD SEA? Central region

• Desert. Delectable homemade baked goods in Kibbutz Ein Gedi, adjacent to the kibbutz acquisitions center. The bakery has over time become a small café, additionally offering sandwiches and fresh salads prepared onsite. And of course, as its name suggests, it offers wonderful desserts, cookies and cakes.

Phone: 052-3036068

• Metzukei Bar. This bar offers a rich range of alcoholic beverages, fruit juices, coffee and nibbles as you sit enjoying the stunning Dead Sea view.

Phone: 02-5422994

• Baobar Ein Gedi is a kiosk located in the Ein Gedi Hotel lobby. Here you’ll find the café, offering a dairy menu of pasta dishes, salads, pizzas and more, alongside fresh juices, unique infusions and other options. Baobar is named for the two large baobab trees marking the location, and another smaller baobab growing right there in the bar’s center.

Phone: 08-6594222

• Ein Gedi Khan. The inn (khan) is at the entrance to Kibbutz Ein Gedi, and offers a lovely hosting experience with various fast foods, including hot meals, drinks, coffee, ice cream and other foods.

Phone: 050-9230555

• Badolina Glamping Kiosk, Ein Gedi. Badolina is a campus providing a hosting experience right next to the Ein Gedi Hotel swimming pool. A kiosk type range offers fast foods, baked goodies, ice cream, drinks, coffee, and so on.

Phone: 052-3313113

What’s there to eat at the Dead Sea? Southern region

EIN BOKEK

• Aroma Petra. This Dead Sea branch of the Aroma chain is located in the Petra mini-mall and offers air conditioned seating, as well as seating on the balcony adjacent to the expansive lawn. Choose from various breakfasts, lunch options, sandwiches and salads.

Phone: 08-9954021

• McDonald’s Petra. Hamburger based meals for kids and adults. The branch is located in the Ein Bokek Petra mini-mall.

Phone: 052-9440100

• Café Greg (Dead Sea Mall). Café Greg is located in the new Dead Sea mall at the entrance level and offers comfortable seating, a large screen showing events, and a rich menu for breakfasts, salad, sandwiches and more.

Phone: 08-6581688

• Mul HaYam Restaurant. On the Ein Bokek promenade some 30 meters from the sea, the restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine which includes meat dishes, fish, salads, and lots of treats. Outdoor seating, air conditioned.

Phone: 053-5276839

• Hordus Kiosk. Choose from hamburgers and other fast foods typical of kiosks. You can also buy some grocery items there, cold drinks, and snacks. The restaurant is in Ein Bokek’s center and behind the main beach on the southern side. The restaurant’s outdoor space offers comfortable seating under beach umbrellas, letting you enjoy the fresh air and sea view.

Phone: 054-7341114

• Ranch House Restaurant (Isrotel). Ranch House is in the Nevo Dead Sea Hotel, in Ein Bokek, and is part of the Isrotel chain. Just a few minutes’ walk from the tended Dead Sea beaches, the restaurant offers a range of quality meat dishes.

Phone: 08-6689609

• The Mexican (Tortilla). The restaurant is actually a type of fast food buffet offering traditional tortillas and other authentic Mexican foods. Located in Ein Bokek’s center, behind the main beach, it’s a place to enjoy the atmosphere of sitting under straw sunshades facing the Dead Sea. You can also opt for takeaway or eat on the grassy area between the restaurant and the beachfront.

Phone: 08-6187545

Agadir Ein Bokek Restaurant. Offering the chain’s renowned hamburgers as well as menus which alter periodically and include first courses, main courses and a quality alcoholic drinks list, as well as soft drinks.

 Phone: 08-9284400

• Taj Mahal Restaurant. Located in the Ein Bokek hotels area, adjacent to the Leonardo Inn swimming pool, the Taj Mahal offers an authentic Dead Sea experience with Bedouin style seating and an array of dishes suitable for the whole family. Enjoy the calm desert atmosphere in the restaurant, built like a traditional Bedouin tent with lounging mattresses, or seating around tables.

Phone: 072-3934380

What’s there to eat at the Dead Sea? Kikar Sdom

• Koti’s Balcony. The restaurant is located in Moshav Neot Kikar’s swimming pool area and serves a range of fast foods and desserts, all homemade. You can sit onsite or order delivery. Book in advance and Koti will also provide catering for groups (minimum 15 persons, maximum 50). Order Koti’s amazing authentic Hungarian cooking, with goulash, kürtős and other delicious items. Pick up, or delivery.

Phone: 052-4504446

• Michal: Food made with love.  If you’re staying in the Kikar Sdom area, you can order Michal’s cooking to your door. Her homestyle foods include amazing breakfasts where everything’s freshly handmade, even the bread. Special items include madfouna, a form of cooking buried in the ground and typical of nomadic desert tribes. Michal’s madfouna uses chicken and root vegetables which slowly cooks over several hours. You can also choose poikeh, and other finger-licking items.

Phone: 052-4081233