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Houses with tiled roofs in a neighbourhood of Rehovot, with apartment blocks and towers behind.

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Businesses in Rehovot

14 businesses with a page, in 5 categories.

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Businesses in Rehovot

Thin slices of raw white fish dressed with olive oilFor illustrationrestaurantAmayaאמאיה1 HaMada Street, Science ParkA kosher dairy chef's restaurant in Rehovot's Science Park, built around seasonal fish and vegetablesOpen SaturdayA chrome beer tap at a bar, with an upturned glass beside itFor illustrationbarBelkindבלקינד215 Herzl StreetA bar on Herzl Street named after Israel Belkind, who gave Rehovot its name, run by people born in the townOpen SaturdayStrips of golden breaded chicken schnitzel on a white plate, with chopped Israeli salad in tahiniFor illustrationrestaurantCafé Cezarקפה סזאר15 HaMada Street, Science ParkA Rehovot bistro of twenty years, now Café Cezar, in a new home with a garden on HaMada StreetOpen SaturdayA spread of small mezze dishes seen from aboveFor illustrationhotelEstate Spaאחוזת הספא38 Moshe Yatom Street (Derech HaYam)A boutique hotel and spa among palm trees on Rehovot's Derech HaYam, with 20 rooms and suitesA Neapolitan margherita with a puffed, charred crustFor illustrationrestaurantFabricaפבריקה203 Herzl StreetA small Neapolitan pizzeria on Herzl Street, with fifteen classic pizzas and original ones of its ownOpen SaturdayA spread of small mezze dishes seen from aboveFor illustrationrestaurantGojoגוג'ו32 Israel Teller StreetAn Ethiopian restaurant in Rehovot: injera with lentil, vegetable and meat stewsClosed SaturdayA wide plate of hummus with olive oil, za'atar and chopped parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantHummus Kazablanחומוס קזבלן183 Herzl StreetA kosher hummus place on Herzl Street, with hummus by the plate and by the kiloClosed SaturdayRacks of freshly baked loaves in a bakeryFor illustrationbakeryKtzat Acheretקצת אחרת5 Beit HaPoalim StreetA small bread and deli shop on Beit HaPoalim Street, open since 1990Closed SaturdayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcaféMinutoמינוטו22 Ahad Ha'am StreetA specialty coffee roaster on Ahad Ha'am Street, with a shop and a caféClosed SaturdaySushi rolls laid out on tiered white standsFor illustrationrestaurantOtotoאוטוטו4 Eli Horovitz StreetA kosher sushi and wok restaurant on Eli Horovitz Street, with cocktails and a DJ at weekendsClosed on ShabbatRed wine being poured into a row of glasses at a barFor illustrationbarRey'sרייז43 Yaakov StreetA kosher wine bar on Yaakov Street, open in the evenings, by candlelightOpen SaturdayA cocktail on a wooden bar counterFor illustrationrestaurantTree Brasserieטרי בראסרי194 Herzl StreetA brasserie in a courtyard on Herzl Street, around a mulberry tree about 120 years oldOpen SaturdaySushi rolls laid out on tiered white standsFor illustrationrestaurantUmatumaאומה טומה76 Carmel StreetA kosher Asian restaurant on Carmel Street: sushi, dim sum, rice and noodlesClosed on ShabbatAn entrecôte steak with grill marks from the coals, with chips and peasFor illustrationrestaurantZacks Brasserieזקס בראסרי2 Har HaTsofim StreetA kosher meat brasserie on Har HaTsofim Street, named after Ephraim Zacks, one of the founding farmers of RehovotClosed Saturday