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Businesses in Hod HaSharon

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Businesses in Hod HaSharon

A chrome beer tap at a bar, with an upturned glass beside itFor illustrationbarAgnes Pubאגנס פאב4 Bnei Brit StreetA neighbourhood pub on Bnei Brit Street in Hod HaSharon, with blues, burgers and beer, open late every night.Open SaturdayPad thai with tofu and bean sprouts, with crushed peanuts and lime on the sideFor illustrationrestaurantAsian Deliדלי אסיאתי15 HaBanim StreetAn Asian restaurant on HaBanim Street in Hod HaSharon, with noodles, curries and sushi to share and tables outside.Open SaturdayA cocktail on a wooden bar counterFor illustrationbarBabe Barבאבי בר8 HaNagar StreetA live music and stand-up bar on HaNagar Street in Hod HaSharon, also hired out whole for private events.An entrecôte steak with grill marks from the coals, with chips and peasFor illustrationrestaurant · barChop Chopצ'ופ צ'ופ3 HaBanim StreetA smokehouse and grill on HaBanim Street in Hod HaSharon, built around two food trucks, one for the meat and one for the bar.Closed SaturdayA cocktail on a wooden bar counterFor illustrationbar · restaurantCollectiveקולקטיב14 HaBanim StreetA cocktail bar and chef's kitchen on HaBanim Street in Hod HaSharon, from the Avidan group of pubs.Open SaturdaySpaghetti with garlic, olive oil and parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantEatalleyאיטאלי9 Sokolov StreetA small Italian street-food restaurant on Sokolov Street in Hod HaSharon, with its tables outside.Open SaturdayA wide plate of hummus with olive oil, za'atar and chopped parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantFalafel HaButke HaKachol HaMekoriפלאפל הבוטקה הכחול המקורי59 Ramatayim RoadA family falafel stand on Ramatayim Road in Hod HaSharon, frying the same recipe in the same blue booth since the 1960s.Closed SaturdayCouscous with chickpeas and vegetables, served Moroccan style in a clay dishFor illustrationrestaurantHaPatish 12הפטיש 123 Mevo Kedem StreetA Tripolitan home-cooking restaurant on Mevo Kedem Street in Hod HaSharon, with daily stews, a grill and ready-made food for Friday.Closed SaturdayTrays of gelato in a shop's display counter, each flavour on a chalk labelFor illustrationice cream shopIllusionאילוז׳ן5 Magdiel RoadA boutique ice cream shop on Magdiel Road in Hod HaSharon that makes its own ice cream, frozen yogurt and ice lollies.Open SaturdayWine bottles resting in the stone arches of an old cellarFor illustrationwineryNishke Wineryיקב נישקהGil Amal neighbourhoodA boutique winery in the Gil Amal neighbourhood of Hod HaSharon, where winemaker Nissim Oved makes about 5,000 bottles a year.Red wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationbar · caféNof BaHatzerנוף בחצר29 HaMaccabim Street, Neve Ne'emanA courtyard café, wine bar and wine shop on HaMaccabim Street in Neve Ne'eman, Hod HaSharon.Open SaturdayAn entrecôte steak with grill marks from the coals, with chips and peasFor illustrationrestaurant · barRepublicריפאבליק24 HaNagar StreetA brasserie with a big central bar in the HaNagar Street business area of Hod HaSharon, from the makers of the long-running Social Club.Open SaturdayA slice of carrot cake with cream cheese frosting and flower petalsFor illustrationbakeryWilheim Bakeryקונדיטוריית וילהיים48 Ramatayim RoadA konditorei on Ramatayim Road in Hod HaSharon, opened by Yolanda and Karol Wilheim after they reached Israel in 1949.Closed SaturdaySushi rolls laid out on tiered white standsFor illustrationrestaurantYamatoyaיאמטויה6 Bnei Brit StreetA Japanese izakaya-style chef's restaurant on Bnei Brit Street in Hod HaSharon, open since 2009.Open Saturday