Top Restaurants in Galilee
Where to eat Bar food in Galilee: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Galilee, Northern District, Israel including St Urban Wine Bar, Bayat Restaurant, Kvish 90, BBB Burgus Burger Bar, St Urban Wine Bar, Mivshelet HaGalil, On The River, Bora Bora Beach Bar, Ayuni, St Urban Wine Bar
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10. St Urban Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Located in an ancient cellar inside the Scots Hotel, St. Urban Wine Cellar, operated by two enthusiastic Sommeliers, offers a wonderful ambiance, lighting and music with a handpicked, seasonal wine menu consists of the best and most exciting Israeli wine
Reviewed By BKFIrving
St. Urban Wine Bar delivered a very enjoyable wine tasting experience during my recent visit to Israel. First of all, it was held in their wine cellar, which lent a very pleasant atmosphere. Secondly, I enjoyed every single wine that they featured, which is very unusual. Typically, I only like a couple of wines out of six tasted. If you're in the area, be sure to drop by and sample their delicious selections of locally grown and blended wines!
9. Ayuni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By rraz1996
Pizza and pub. One of just few places opened at evening time around. They have chef special pizza and make your own based on margarita and plenty of topings available. We were two, and hardly ate one pizza. Prices are common. Good service. Nice athmosphere.
8. Bora Bora Beach Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
On the romantic shoreline of the sea of galilee between sunrise and sunset hides a small piece of heaven that combines each pleasur Here in our beautiful beach of Bora-Bora we offer to our guests a wonderful bar and restaurants,that equipped with the fine
Reviewed By imeverywhere
Stumbled upon this place while reading reviews on Trip Advisor. I decided to go this afternoon for lunch and coffee. I brought my trunks to go swimming but after eating lunch, I decided not too. I paid 40NIS to get in and then ordered a salad with fries. The waitress/bartender was very helpful in helping me decide. At one point, I believe one of the owners came to say hello. Very lovely lady who I had a small chat with...she ended up giving me a cup of Turkish Coffee on the house. I had to fight with her to pay...but in the end, she won as she smiled and walked away. I wanted to say goodbye to her, but she stepped away. The place is setup beautifully and I could see there was a mix of locals and tourists there.The music was very chill...sort of a deep house relaxed vibe. I would certaintely go back as the food and the service was top notch.
7. On The River
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Surrounded by a magical eucalyptus grove, on the bank of the Jordan river, Within reach from the Sea of Galilee, "Al Hanahar" bistro bar is located, offering an Original & exciting cuisine that create a unique enjoyable atmosphere. The restaurant offers a
Reviewed By dlnun
The highlight of our dining experiences in Israel on this trip was the discovery (by local recommendation of Amir Ben-Yehoshua) of ON THE RIVER. Weâve been to the popular Yardinet baptismal site on the Jordan River as it flows out of the south end of the Sea of Galilee. But when the baptismal area shuts down at 5:00 PM and the gift shop at 6:00, the northern entrance opens and ON THE RIVER opens up from 6 PM to 5:00AM! Great food, service & unbeatable atmosphere watching the Jordan River flow by. The bread was warm, food was excellent & total bill about $60US
6. Mivshelet HaGalil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Yitzchak M
On our way up to the Hermon for the weekend, we stopped at an enchanting brewpub, called the Galil Brewery, located on Kibbutz Moran, near Karmiel, surrounded by the scenic mountains of the Lower Galilee. Although it was 10:00 in the morning and the brewpub didnât officially open until 12:30 p.m., the owner graciously came over (he lives nearby on the kibbutz) and opened up to give us a tour of the brewpub. Perhaps he might not have if we werenât with Israelâs best-known English-language beer blogger. We viewed the cooking vats, sampled the beer selection, viewed the scenic mountains from their rustic outdoor patio, and last, but not least, each couple bought a 6-pack to help us âsufferâ through our weekend stay in Swiss-style chalets in the Hermon Mountain (see my review of the Rimonim Neve Ativ Hotel). The winning beer â by far â was their Belgian Triple. Even the wife enjoyed that one. The brewpub, in addition to where they actually make their beers is also a very cozy, friendly, inviting, and pretty pub/restaurant which ONLY serves Israeli boutique brewery beers. You donât like their beer, they offer a large selection of other Israeli craft beers. The owner claimed that by spreading the word, they are helping the market and thus helping themselves. We didnât get a chance to sample any of their food, but if the food is anything like their beer, this is a place I would like to return to in the future during their normal hours and enjoy everything they have to offer!
5. St Urban Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Located in an ancient cellar inside the Scots Hotel, St. Urban Wine Cellar, operated by two enthusiastic Sommeliers, offers a wonderful ambiance, lighting and music with a handpicked, seasonal wine menu consists of the best and most exciting Israeli wine
Reviewed By BKFIrving
St. Urban Wine Bar delivered a very enjoyable wine tasting experience during my recent visit to Israel. First of all, it was held in their wine cellar, which lent a very pleasant atmosphere. Secondly, I enjoyed every single wine that they featured, which is very unusual. Typically, I only like a couple of wines out of six tasted. If you're in the area, be sure to drop by and sample their delicious selections of locally grown and blended wines!
4. BBB Burgus Burger Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By CohenD1234
We enjoyed a good meal in the air conditioning with huge screens for the World Cup. All our food was good, portions were large and service was very good. It made my teenagersâ night to have such a good place to watch the game. Thanks!
3. Kvish 90
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By OzYuval
The menu on Route 90 is based on a hamburger. The place is special and designed adequately for the attitude and atmosphere. The dishes are tempting your imagination and you are captured. Here you will find a meat burger, but also a delicious vegan or vegetarian burger. You can not even guess it is meatless. Highly recommend.
2. Bayat Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Bayat is a great little restaurant, with some tasty dishes, a young, lively atmosphere and a big selection of alcohol (the place is owned by Christians, hence the free-flowing alcohol - including Taibe beer, the only real Palestinian beer). Choose to sit
Reviewed By Zandyy
In the middle of the hustle and bustle that is modern-day Nazareth, where aesthetics and charm, as well as creativity and innovation, seem to come in short supply, this place was a lovely surprise. The place and menu are simple enough, but offer a hipster-like twist on local fast food. Everything we tried was delicious, the portions were massive, and the decor was edgy and modern in an understated way. Staff were young, cool and professional, you can tell they care about the place and its success. I'd definitely recommend this place. We visited for lunch, which was great, but my guess is this place is even more fun at night.
1. St Urban Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Located in an ancient cellar inside the Scots Hotel, St. Urban Wine Cellar, operated by two enthusiastic Sommeliers, offers a wonderful ambiance, lighting and music with a handpicked, seasonal wine menu consists of the best and most exciting Israeli wine
Reviewed By BKFIrving
St. Urban Wine Bar delivered a very enjoyable wine tasting experience during my recent visit to Israel. First of all, it was held in their wine cellar, which lent a very pleasant atmosphere. Secondly, I enjoyed every single wine that they featured, which is very unusual. Typically, I only like a couple of wines out of six tasted. If you're in the area, be sure to drop by and sample their delicious selections of locally grown and blended wines!
Most Popular Wine Bar food in Galilee, Northern District, Israel
