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Businesses in Ramat HaSharon

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Businesses in Ramat HaSharon

A wide plate of hummus with olive oil, za'atar and chopped parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantAbu Berkovichאבו ברקוביץ'40 Sderot BialikA hummus place beside the city hall square, serving Galilee-style hummus in the town for more than 20 yearsA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationrestaurant · caféAssaf Artisanalאסף ארטיזנל28 HaTomer StreetA bistro and café-restaurant in a citrus grove in Neve Magen, baking and cooking in-house since 2002Open SaturdayRed wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationbarBelezaבלזה89 Sokolov StreetA boutique wine bar on Sokolov Street with tapas, platters and small private eventsOpen SaturdaySpaghetti with garlic, olive oil and parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantBolognaבולוניה6 Sderot WeizmannA family-run Italian restaurant on Sderot Weizmann, cooking northern Italian home food since 1987Open SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcaféCafe 111קפה 111111 Sokolov Street, corner of 46 Yavne StreetA kosher dairy café-restaurant at the corner of Sokolov and Yavne streets, with breakfast served all dayClosed on ShabbatA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcaféHotam HaKafeחותם הקפה81 Sokolov StreetA coffee bar and specialty coffee shop on Sokolov Street, under the name of coffee expert Ilan ShenhavClosed SaturdayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcafé · barLa Terrazzaלה טרסה14 HaNetzach Street, HaNetzach ParkA coffee cart on a terrace in HaNetzach Park that becomes a wine bar in the eveningOpen SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationrestaurant · caféReviva and Celiaרביבה וסיליה1 HaMeyasdim StreetA restaurant, café and delicatessen in Neve Rasko, open since 1988 and known for its French-style bakingClosed SaturdayA chrome beer tap at a bar, with an upturned glass beside itFor illustrationbar · restaurantSoko 77סוקו 7777 Sokolov StreetA bar-restaurant on Sokolov Street, open every night until 04:00, with a weekday happy hourOpen SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcafé · barSolסול45 Shmuel HaNagid StreetA café by day and a wine bar by night on Shmuel HaNagid Street, with a jazz evening on ThursdaysOpen SaturdayRed wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationbarSophia Wine Salonסופיה סלון יין68 Sokolov StreetA wine bar on Sokolov Street with a long wine list, small plates and changing art exhibitions on its wallsOpen SaturdaySushi rolls laid out on tiered white standsFor illustrationrestaurantSushi Barסושי בר111 Sokolov StreetA neighbourhood Asian restaurant with a Japanese touch on Sokolov Street, open every day of the weekOpen SaturdaySkewers of lamb and whole tomatoes over glowing charcoalFor illustrationrestaurantTzarumצארום35 Sokolov StreetA kosher Yemeni family restaurant founded in Herzliya in 1974, now on Sokolov StreetClosed SaturdayShawarma sliced into a pita with tahini, in a paper wrapper, in JerusalemFor illustrationrestaurantYoni 71יוני 7171 Sokolov StreetA kosher shawarma restaurant on Sokolov Street, a family business of 40 years by its own account