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The towers of Modi'in seen across open scrubland, with cranes on some buildings and hills behind.

Central District

Businesses in Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut

14 businesses with a page, in 4 categories.

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Businesses in Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut

Sushi rolls laid out on tiered white standsFor illustrationrestaurantAKAאקא21 Nahal Zohar StreetAn Asian restaurant and sushi bar on Nahal Zohar Street, serving Japanese, Chinese and Thai dishes for about 14 yearsOpen SaturdaySkewers of lamb and whole tomatoes over glowing charcoalFor illustrationrestaurantAlaeshעלאש13 HaReches BoulevardA meat and grill restaurant on HaReches Boulevard, serving skewers, fish and steaks from the coals with about 15 fresh saladsSaturday not confirmedA cocktail on a wooden bar counterFor illustrationbarAlibi Roomאליבי רום36 Dam HaMaccabimAn intimate cocktail bar with small plates on Dam HaMaccabim in central Modi'in, open every evening and for brunch on FridayOpen SaturdayRacks of freshly baked loaves in a bakeryFor illustrationbakeryAnna Bakeryמאפיית אנה80 Emek HaEla StreetA boutique bakery on Emek HaEla Street that bakes everything on site, from sourdough loaves to Friday challahsClosed SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcaféCantonaקנטונה21 HaMelakhot Boulevard, Yishpro Center, ground floorA self-service café at the Yishpro Center on HaMelakhot Boulevard, open seven days a week, with coffee, pastries, sandwiches and pastaOpen SaturdayGrilled beef and chicken kebabs on a pita, with salad and chilliesFor illustrationrestaurantCasbahקסבה28 Dam HaMaccabimA charcoal grill in Modi'in's city centre with Jerusalem market roots, kebab skewers and a butcher's counterClosed SaturdayAn entrecôte steak with grill marks from the coals, with chips and peasFor illustrationrestaurantFedrikפדריק2 Ha-Kadar Street, Merkaz EinavAn Israeli bistro for meat lovers in Merkaz Einav, with aged cuts, cocktails and a barClosed on ShabbatCouscous with chickpeas and vegetables, served Moroccan style in a clay dishFor illustrationrestaurantHaMitbachon shel Simaהמטבחון של סימה24 Emek Zevulun Street, Kaiser Center, ground floorA family restaurant of home cooking in the Kaiser Center on Emek Zevulun, where Sima cooks each day and sells ready food for Shabbat and holidaysShakshuka in a metal pan: eggs baked in tomato sauce, sprinkled with herbsFor illustrationrestaurantKitchen Brasserieקיטשן בראסרי5 HaMelakhot BoulevardA brasserie on HaMelakhot Boulevard serving Mediterranean and European food from breakfast to late evening, with a deck and a terraceClosed on ShabbatAn Adjarian khachapuri: a boat of baked bread filled with melted cheese, an egg yolk and a knob of butterFor illustrationrestaurantLa Ninioלה ניניו47 Dam HaMaccabimA dairy pizzeria and khachapuria on Dam HaMaccabim, where Georgian and Italian baking share one menuPicanha on a charcoal grill, its fat cap scoredFor illustrationrestaurantMeet & Meatמיט אנד מיט15 HaSdera HaMerkazit, Ligad CenterA family-run meat restaurant in the Ligad Center, open since 2012, with a smokehouse and cuts for the table to shareClosed SaturdayStrands of fresh pasta hanging over a wooden rod to dryFor illustrationrestaurant · caféMichalisמיכליס7 HaHarat Street, Merkaz EinavAn all-day dairy and fish brasserie in Merkaz Einav, run by pastry chef Michal Salem and her husband EliClosed on ShabbatA chrome beer tap at a bar, with an upturned glass beside itFor illustrationbar · restaurantO'Sullivan'sאוסליבן121 HaMelakhot Boulevard, Yishpro CenterA kosher Irish pub on two floors at the Yishpro Center, with live music and talks every weekA chrome beer tap at a bar, with an upturned glass beside itFor illustrationbar · restaurantPatrick's Modi'inפטריקס מודיעין36 Dam HaMaccabimA kosher bar and restaurant on Dam HaMaccabim with 24 beer taps, a chef's menu and DJ parties at weekends