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Fish Market

שוק דגים

Restaurant · Fish and seafood · Israeli · ₪₪ · No kosher certificate

Coral Beach shopping centre (Hof Almog), opposite the Reef Hotel, Eilat

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A fish and seafood restaurant in the style of a Greek taverna on Eilat's Coral Beach, where a spread of salads comes with every main course

Fish Market, Shuk Dagim in Hebrew, is a fish and seafood restaurant in the small shopping centre on Coral Beach, on Eilat's southern shore, opposite the Reef Hotel and, as mako puts it, opposite the Last Refuge; in its own words it overlooks the blue bay and the Red Sea mountains. It works as its own pages describe: you order a main course, and the table fills with salads, focaccia and appetisers at no extra charge. On its menu of September 2025 the mains cost 89 to 149 shekels: whole fish and fillets from the season's catch, grilled, butterflied, fried, half and half or baked, as the diner chooses, with grouper, red drum and barramundi sold by weight, as well as shrimps, mussels, a seafood casserole, pastas and steaks, and there are children's meals. The room is dressed as a Greek taverna, with checked tablecloths and Greek music, and at its centre a fishing boat has been turned into a bar; mako puts the boat at 100 years old, and its guide of May 2026 singled out the seared tuna. On Thursday evenings it holds Greek taverna nights with live music, which mako called very popular. mako also calls it the successor of Beit HaDayag, an Eilat institution that ran here in the 1980s. It opened in 2014, when Shimi Ilouz, who had managed Sabrest, the restaurant then on the site, for three years, bought it and made it a fish restaurant in the Greek manner, by the restaurant's own advertisement in Yom Yom that June; in 2017 the paper's magazine introduced him as its chef. It also hosts private events, for up to 250 guests by the listing it uses for them.

26 facts checked 2026-09-29

What happens here

Thursday evenings, from 21:00
Greek taverna night

Every Thursday it holds a Greek taverna "Dinner & Show", with live music and ouzo, as the listing on the official tourism site of February 2026 puts it, and booking ahead is recommended. Its booking page on Ontopo keeps 21:00 to 23:00 on Thursdays for the Greek taverna celebration.

As published on shukdagim.co.il, read 2026-09-29.

At a glance

Shabbat
Open Saturday 12:30-23:00
Kosher
No certificate
Diet
Fish and seafood, israeli
Prices
₪₪ of ₪₪₪
Wheelchair
Accessible entrance and toilets, disabled parking
Parking
Accessible parking listed
  • Own website
  • Facebook page
  • Open on Friday
  • Good for families

8 of the 62 restaurants in Eilat hold a kosher certificate

29 of the 62 restaurants in Eilat are open on Saturday

This placeYesNoNot known

Photos

On its Facebook

For illustration: the trade, not Fish Market itself.

Whole fish on a charcoal grill; here fish from the season's catch come grilled, butterflied, fried or baked, as you choose
A seafood platter of prawns, mussels and fried squid; its menu has shrimps, mussels and a seafood casserole

Opening hours

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Opening hours by day
Sunday
12:30-23:00
Monday
12:30-23:00
Tuesday
12:30-23:00
Wednesday
12:30-23:00
Thursday
12:30-23:00
Friday
12:30-23:00
Saturday
12:30-23:00

Candle lighting 4:23 PMShabbat ends 5:20 PM

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Sources disagree on these hours

Its website gives 12:30 to 23:00 every day of the week, and so do the tourism site's Hebrew page and 2eat. Its booking page on Ontopo shows 13:00 to 23:00, with Friday from 12:30 to midnight. Its Google listing, as Wanderlog copies it, closes at 21:30 from Sunday to Thursday, at 23:00 on Friday and at 22:00 on Saturday. No source mentions a break between lunch and dinner.

Location

Map showing Fish Market at Coral Beach shopping centre (Hof Almog), opposite the Reef Hotel, Eilat

Coral Beach shopping centre (Hof Almog), opposite the Reef Hotel, Eilat

  • Bus: Nearest stop 72 mlines 16, 30
  • Parking: Accessible parking listedIts accessibility statement lists disabled parking. OpenStreetMap maps two paid car parks about 50 metres away, to the south and to the east, and a free surface car park for customers about 70 metres to the west.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Distances from OpenStreetMap, read 2026-09-29.

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About Fish Market

  • Open on ShabbatOn Saturday it is open 12:30 to 23:00.
  • 5,489 public ratingsAcross Google, Tripadvisor, Rest, each linked below with the day we read it.
  • Its own website and social pagesThe menu and the news come from the business itself, not from a directory.
  • Price band ₪₪Rest marks it ₪₪, 60 to 120 shekels, and its booking page on Ontopo $$. On its menu of September 2025 a main course costs 89 to 149 shekels and brings the table's spread of salads with it; starters ordered on their own cost 36 to 68 shekels, and the platters for sharing 359 to 399.

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