Kosher Mehadrin food in Eilat.
May 13, 2008, 7:25 pm
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Kosher Mehadrin food in Eilat.
Can anyone give me info re mehadrin food in Eilat? Do any hotel down there have a mehadrin breakfast?
As a side point, how much is a egged ticket there and are there sherut options?
I have two days to do some scuba diving and have never been to Eilat.
As a side point, how much is a egged ticket there and are there sherut options?
I have two days to do some scuba diving and have never been to Eilat.
May 13, 2008, 8:27 pm
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There is Big Apple Pizza and Halleluya (Sefardic Style Morrocan food) which have widely accepted Mehadrin Hashgachas. I do not believe that there are Sherut's to Eilat but Egged is fairly reliable and cheap. I highly doubt that any of the hotels have Mehadrin Hashgachos.
Enjoy!!
Enjoy!!
May 14, 2008, 8:47 am
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When I called Chabad of eilat last summer they told me that Pizza Lek and the shnitzel/felafels at felefel tubal were mehadrin.
Pizza Lek has good pizza, but when I was there last summer the place was swarming with flies...pretty gross.
Felafel tubal's had really good felafels.
Pizza Lek has good pizza, but when I was there last summer the place was swarming with flies...pretty gross.
Felafel tubal's had really good felafels.
Dec 15, 2011, 8:45 am
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If rabbanut kosher (as opposed to mehadrin) is ok, there's Wang's Grill (Pacific Rim) and Ranch House (steakhouse) both on promnade of Royal Beach hotel. If you're staying at Isrotel chain hotels on a meal plan, you can ask for voucher to be used at these restaurants.
Jan 6, 2012, 10:45 am
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Denis was our best meal in Eilat. They start you off with a huge spread of salatim - none out of the ordinary, just a nice way to take the edge off the appetite. I had beef carpaccio; it was a bit heavy on the sauce/dressing, but tasty. Kids enjoyed their entrecote; my wife liked her fish, and I thought the filet w/goose liver topping was extremely tasty. Dessert selection was somewhat limited, but nobody was all that hungry by then.
Il Pentolino (dairy) is not in the tourist areas. For dinner, it's a pizza/pasta type place - and it's just ok at best. They seemed somewhat indifferent to all the tourists, focusing far more on the people who they seemed to know by name.
Burgers Bar having hashgacha was a big surprise to the kids...and much enjoyed. There's a 10% coupon in some of the advertsing maps that they give out at the hotels.
Denis was our best meal in Eilat. They start you off with a huge spread of salatim - none out of the ordinary, just a nice way to take the edge off the appetite. I had beef carpaccio; it was a bit heavy on the sauce/dressing, but tasty. Kids enjoyed their entrecote; my wife liked her fish, and I thought the filet w/goose liver topping was extremely tasty. Dessert selection was somewhat limited, but nobody was all that hungry by then.
Il Pentolino (dairy) is not in the tourist areas. For dinner, it's a pizza/pasta type place - and it's just ok at best. They seemed somewhat indifferent to all the tourists, focusing far more on the people who they seemed to know by name.
Burgers Bar having hashgacha was a big surprise to the kids...and much enjoyed. There's a 10% coupon in some of the advertsing maps that they give out at the hotels.