Top Restaurants in Mitspe Ramon
Top Things to do in Mitspe Ramon
Mitspe Ramon Food Guide: 9 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Mitspe Ramon
Discover the best restaurant in Mitspe Ramon, Israel including Hakatze, Beresheet dairy restaurant, Hahavit, Tzokim, pangea, InnSense, Ultra Dance Bar & Restaurant, Mauna, Lasha Bakery
Things to do in Mitspe Ramon
1. Hakatze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
home made food , humus , labane cheese , shakshuka , soup , Chickens of various kinds , gulash , fish , vegetarian couscous, free fresh salad and olives , desserts , soft drinks , beer and wine
Reviewed By Haramachi - Tel Aviv, Israel
My wife and I ate lunch here. They serve local wines which are actually very good. They have huge portions and the menu is simply chalk-written on a big board. The selection is limited but you can usually choose between chicken, fish, meat, etc. It feels like your mom cooked lunch for you.
2. Beresheet dairy restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By HMR52 - Roslyn, New York
Will review the hotel separately, but make no mistake, the views at this location are breathtaking, if you enjoy Mountains, valley's and geological formations. Waitstaff are very helpful in this family friendly atmosphere.The breakfast is a typical Israeli breakfast buffet leaving nothing out. Countless choices of yogurts,cereals, fruits, salads, cheese, smoked fishes, breads, fresh squeezed juices, and anything you can think of.
3. Hahavit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 354 reviews
4. Tzokim
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 136 reviews
Tzokim Bar and Restaurant is located on the cliff edge of the Ramon Crater. The restaurant offers a veriety of eclectic dishes, desserts and alcoholic beverages. A kiosk with a wide-range of treats is nezt door.
Reviewed By Ooty a
The view takes it all. Food is okay , not above. Take a cold drink and something small or just fries and better enjoy the amazing panoramic view offer.
5. pangea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By lottesahar - Sde Boker, Israel
Unless you are looking for kosher food, no need to go to this restaurant. Service was fast and friendly but food was mediocre at the best.
6. InnSense
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By andrew-jerusalem - Jerusalem, Israel
Located in the spice trail industrial estate which has been “spiced “up, this is a very nice cafe/ restaurant. The staff were lovely, good music and the food good. Just to point out, it is not a pub or even a gastrointestinal. No draft beer which was a disappointment as had been looking forward to one all through the walk we were doing. And there were a lot of flies while we were in the restaurant
7. Ultra Dance Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Cristiano S
This place was suggested by the receptionist of the place where we stayed in Mitzpe Ramon.
The location is quite kitsch but we just wanted to have a dinner after a long day.
The owner told us that he only had steak and we accepted.No menu was presented.
The appetizer (not requested by us but put in the bill) was bread, hummus and olives.
The (small) steak came with salad and french fries.
We had two beers and some shots of vodka.
The bill at the end was 50 euros each with a discount!!!
We complained a lot and eventually paid an amount equal to 35 euros per person in a forgotten location of a small city.
In every part of the world people are more likely to earn more on toursists than locals but this was really, really too much!
Don't go there!
8. Mauna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Janka K - Brno, Czech Republic
This small place with vegetarian meals is the most hipster place that I've encounter in Mitzpe Ramon. I'm not sure if it's mostly for visitors or if the owners just like this style, but it's much more European place than other restaurant, even the ones...Morethank you! hope you had a nice time in Mitspe :-)
9. Lasha Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Susie B - Cleveland, Ohio
You must meet Hadas and her amazing staff. We had the pleasure of doing a baking experience with Hadas and Nama. One group made amazing onion and cheese filled rolls called schmeckem. The other group made challah, pretzel rolls, sesame covered sticks and rolls - all with the same dough. We had fresh salads, olives, cheeses and other goodies for lunch with our incredible baked goods. The leftover bread and rolls were still good the next day and the day after.
