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A street junction in Bnei Brak with shops on the ground floors, traffic lights and an Israeli flag.

Tel Aviv District

Businesses in Bnei Brak

8 businesses with a page, in 4 categories.

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Businesses in Bnei Brak

A spread of small mezze dishes seen from aboveFor illustrationhotelAristocrat Hotelמלון אריסטוקרט16 Damesek Eliezer StreetA 70-room kosher hotel in the heart of Bnei Brak, close to the great yeshivas and the Hasidic courts, with its own synagogue and four hallsCouscous with chickpeas and vegetables, served Moroccan style in a clay dishFor illustrationrestaurantBehor et Shoshiבכור את שושי10 HaRav Yisrael Abuhatzeira Street, Pardes KatzA Tripolitan family restaurant in Pardes Katz, cooking couscous, mafroum and stews for lunch since 1966Closed SaturdayStrands of fresh pasta hanging over a wooden rod to dryFor illustrationcafé · restaurantBon Caféבון קפה9 Ze'ev Jabotinsky RoadA kosher café and restaurant on Jabotinsky Road with breakfasts, handmade pasta and fish from an Italian and Mediterranean kitchenRacks of freshly baked loaves in a bakeryFor illustrationbakeryHaZvi Bakeryמאפיית הצבי78 HaRav Kahaneman Street (the factory shop), Pardes KatzA family challah bakery in Pardes Katz whose factory shop on HaRav Kahaneman Street stays open from Saturday night until ShabbatClosed on ShabbatA pot of stuffed aubergines with onions and potatoes in tomato sauceFor illustrationrestaurantThe Jewish Restaurantהמסעדה היהודית12 Metsada Street, opposite BSR Tower 3A kosher restaurant and Shabbat food market opposite the BSR towers, cooking Jewish dishes from across the diaspora since 2002Closed SaturdayRacks of freshly baked loaves in a bakeryFor illustrationbakeryKzir Hitimקציר חיטים56 Ze'ev Jabotinsky RoadA bakery and patisserie on Jabotinsky Road, one of two Kzir Hitim branches, open from five in the morning and all through Thursday nightClosed SaturdayThin slices of raw white fish dressed with olive oilFor illustrationrestaurantMerYamמריםLYFE Towers, 1 Derekh David Ben Gurion (lobby entrance also from 5 HaYarkon Street)Chef Haim Cohen's restaurant of sea fish and seasonal vegetables, on the ground floor of the LYFE towersClosed SaturdayA spread of small mezze dishes seen from aboveFor illustrationrestaurantThe Lobbyהלובי31 Lehi StreetA family-run daytime restaurant among the home-design showrooms of Lehi Street, with a menu that changes every dayClosed Saturday