Israeli cuisine
Fedrik: Modi'in's upscale restaurant becomes kosher - restaurant review
About five years ago, with the change in the local demographic, the restaurant became kosher under the supervision of the Hevel Modi’in Rabbinate.
Qumran: The magic of Moishik in Tel Aviv - restaurant review
Zichron Yaakov’s new Gordonia hotel offers deluxe rooms, pools, and panoramic views - review
Digging into dairy dishes in Mamilla - restaurant review
Tenne: Breakfast with a difference at new restaurant in Ra’anana - review
Tenne in Ra’anana is a great place for breakfast (and lunch and dinner), and it also has a huge takeaway section.
David 16: A delicious respite - review
Walking into the new David 16 restaurant in Jerusalem makes you feel taken care of.
In the kitchen with Henny: Back to school: Bento & beyond
Two muffin recipes that are kid-friendly, plus two quick dinners for those busy back-to-school evenings when you need to get food on the table with minimal fuss.
A culinary find in Haifa: Brooklyn 17 brings the pizza bar to Israel - review
It boasts not only a wide variety of gourmet pizzas and pasta dishes, but it also doubles as a neighborhood sports bar, with original cocktails, mocktails, wines, beers, and a sports screen.
Sunset Kitchen: New dairy restaurant in Herzliya - review
At the Sunset Kitchen restaurant, dinner patrons are invited to be in their seats by 7:20 p.m. so they can enjoy the beautiful sunset, which gives the place its name.
Nura: Cooking with fire - review
In Aramaic, nura means “fire,” and there is a tabun and a grill in the restaurant’s kosher kitchen.
In the kitchen with Henny: Dinners for dairy days
Mini crustless quiches, fish sticks, creamy garlic pasta, and fruit ice-pops.
Italy's authentic flavors come to Israel at Ra’anana's Pastaria - restaurant review
Chef Amit Cohen does an excellent job of reproducing the authentic flavors of Italy in the heart of Israel.
Ofra: The new kid in Jerusalem's dining scene - restaurant review
In all my years of restaurant reviews, this is the first time the meal started with a dvar Torah from the waiter.
Food that bites: How Israeli cuisine has evolved over the past 77 years
From burekas to MasterChef, the Israeli palate has grown with the country.
