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A white stone synagogue with a red tiled roof and a garden in front, on a street in Binyamina-Givat Ada.

Haifa District

Businesses in Binyamina-Giv'at Ada

14 businesses with a page, in 5 categories.

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Businesses in Binyamina-Giv'at Ada

Red wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationwineryBar-Maor Wineryיקב בר-מאור12 HaMelacha Street, Binyamina industrial areaA small boutique winery beside Binyamina railway station, making regional wines from the Hanadiv Valley vineyards south of Zichron Ya'akovShakshuka in a metal pan: eggs baked in tomato sauce, sprinkled with herbsFor illustrationrestaurantBurj Binyamina Bohoraimבורג' בנימינה בוהרייםBurj Road, Burj BinyaminaA breakfast-and-lunch garden restaurant at Burj Binyamina, the restored Ottoman khan south of the town, among lawn terraces and avocado orchardsClosed SaturdayTrays of gelato in a shop's display counter, each flavour on a chalk labelFor illustrationice cream shopBuza Binyaminaבוזה בנימינה3 HaMeyasdim StreetA Galilean ice cream shop on HaMeyasdim Street, making cream ice creams and seasonal fruit sorbets every dayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcaféCafe Binyaminaקפה בנימינה12 HaMeyasdim StreetA coffee shop and garden café on palm-lined HaMeyasdim Street in old Binyamina, selling beans and machines and running coffee workshopsA pile of golden croissantsFor illustrationcaféCafe De Hazקפה דאז55 Carmel StreetAn old-style café on Carmel Street in Binyamina, with croissant sandwiches, salads, bourekas and pastriesA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcaféCafe Nonoקפה נונו42 HaTahana StreetA café on HaTahana Street, about 100 metres from Binyamina station, with pretzel sandwiches, salads and its own coffee blendRed wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationbarDabouki Winebarדבוקי3 HaMeyasdim StreetA local wine bar on HaMeyasdim Street, open in the evenings, with Israeli and European wines by the glass and small platesOpen SaturdayA wide plate of hummus with olive oil, za'atar and chopped parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantHummus Eliyahu Binyaminaחומוס אליהו בנימינה2 HaSarig Street, HaPil compoundThe Binyamina branch of the Hummus Eliyahu chain, in the HaPil compound on HaSarig Street, serving hummus ground on the spotClosed SaturdayA sabich in a pita: fried aubergine, hard-boiled egg, salad and tahiniFor illustrationrestaurantHummus Yossefחומוס יוסף31 HaAsif Street, Binyamina industrial areaA hummus restaurant in Binyamina's industrial area, serving hot Galilean hummus at lunchtimeRed wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationwineryMargalit Wineryיקב מרגלית60 HaTahana StreetA small family winery on HaTahana Street that grows its own grapes and makes about 30,000 bottles a year, open to visitors by appointmentA pastrami sandwich piled high with hand-carved smoked meat, held up to the cameraFor illustrationrestaurantMazalikaמזליקה6 HaMeyasdim StreetA family food truck on HaMeyasdim Street that makes smoked-meat sandwiches and sells smoked meats and sausagesClosed SaturdayThree steamed bao buns filled with slaw and topped with sliced jalapeñoFor illustrationrestaurantMiss Chuמיס צ'ו16 HaGiborim StreetA Vietnamese restaurant and cocktail bar on HaGiborim Street, from chef Alon LipinskyWine bottles resting in the stone arches of an old cellarFor illustrationwinery · restaurantTishbi Wineryיקבי תשביRoute 652, between Binyamina and Zichron Ya'akovA family winery on Route 652, on the winding road up from Binyamina to Zichron Ya'akov, with a visitor centre, wine tastings, a kosher dairy restaurant and a bakeryClosed SaturdaySushi rolls laid out on tiered white standsFor illustrationrestaurantYume Sushiיומה סושי4 HaMeyasdim StreetA Japanese restaurant and sushi bar on HaMeyasdim Street in Binyamina, with rolls, poke bowls, noodles and Japanese mains