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The gates of the Naaman football stadium in Or Yehuda, under a long blue sign, with a floodlight mast behind.

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Businesses in Or Yehuda

11 businesses with a page, in 4 categories.

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Businesses in Or Yehuda

Picanha on a charcoal grill, its fat cap scoredFor illustrationrestaurantAbdalla Grillעבדאללה גריל בשרים17 HaMif'al StreetA large kosher charcoal-grill restaurant in Or Yehuda's industrial zone, opened in 2010 by a family whose grandfather founded the Khan HaDekel banquet halls.Closed on ShabbatA round sourdough loaf dusted in a flour spiral, cut in half on a cooling rackFor illustrationbakery · caféBreadBerryברדברי1 HaHaroshet Street, corner of Arik Einstein StreetA dairy café, a bakery and a patisserie under one roof in Or Yehuda's industrial zone, where the bakery is entirely gluten-free.Closed SaturdayShawarma sliced into a pita with tahini, in a paper wrapper, in JerusalemFor illustrationrestaurantEtzel HaTurkiאצל הטורקי2 HaRishonim StreetA kosher grill and shawarma restaurant in Or Yehuda's old centre that grew out of a kebab stand founded in 1952.Closed SaturdayAn entrecôte steak with grill marks from the coals, with chips and peasFor illustrationrestaurantEtzel Oved BaKfarאצל עובד בכפר2 Hativat Alexandroni StreetA kosher grill restaurant in Or Yehuda that began as four tables in a hut at a plant nursery and is run by a family of butchers.Closed on ShabbatA wide plate of hummus with olive oil, za'atar and chopped parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantHummus Or Yehudaחומוס אור יהודה5 HaRishonim StreetA modest kosher hummus place in an old shopping centre on HaRishonim Street, which Mako's guide to Or Yehuda praised for its pronounced flavours.Fish cooked in a spicy red sauce with olives, the North African wayFor illustrationrestaurantLechem Baitלחם בית10 Haim Bar-Lev BoulevardA kosher Tripolitan-Libyan restaurant on Haim Bar-Lev Boulevard: stews, handmade couscous, chraime and a Friday market of ready food for Shabbat.Closed SaturdayRacks of freshly baked loaves in a bakeryFor illustrationbakeryNaama Iraqi Bakeryמאפיה עיראקית נעמה20 Yosef Haim StreetA kosher Iraqi bakery on Yosef Haim Street, known for Iraqi pitas from the taboon and for its cookies, maamoul and sambusak.A wide slice of New York style cheese pizza on checked paperFor illustrationrestaurant · ice cream shopPizza Mozzarellaפיצה מוצרלה5 Yitzhak Rabin Street, in the Mini Big centreA kosher pizzeria in Or Yehuda's Mini Big centre, with pasta, malawach and a sweet corner of its own, Mozzarella Ice Cream, open into the small hours.Closed on ShabbatSkewers of lamb and whole tomatoes over glowing charcoalFor illustrationrestaurantSamarkandסמרקנד4 HaHagana StreetThe Pozailov family's first Bukharan restaurant, opened in Or Yehuda in 1995: lamb skewers, dumplings, soups and oshpalov, kosher and closed on Shabbat.Closed on ShabbatGrilled beef and chicken kebabs on a pita, with salad and chilliesFor illustrationrestaurantShipudei Heziשיפודי חזי6 HaShalhevet StreetAn old-style kosher charcoal skewer house on HaShalhevet Street, which Mako's guide to Or Yehuda went to for its kebab.Three soft corn tacos with meat, onion and corianderFor illustrationrestaurantTortiyos Barטורטיוס בר128 Eliyahu Saadon BoulevardA fast-food tortilla bar on Eliyahu Saadon Boulevard: hot tortillas and frena sandwiches filled with grilled meat, open into the small hours.Closed on Shabbat