The 14 best places to enjoy this famous Israeli breakfast

A lot of things might be new and uncertain for you when visiting Israel, but one thing is certain: you will taste some of the best breakfasts of your life here, because the Israeli breakfast is more than just the best. a meal; It is a way of life that connects Israelis to their past, their present and their future.

Affordable for the most part, and so shareable, the buffet or mezze-style style that was inaugurated by early kibbutz pioneers at Tel Aviv's coffee hipsters, as well as for those wishing to escape the city for a more pastoral vision and a romantic craft experience.

It can not be explained, but salad, cheese and olives at breakfast just work here! Go ahead, and not only will you feel satisfied and full, but chances are you're feeling light, energetic and perhaps inspired for your daily breakfast plan.

We could not pick a few, so are 14 best places to get a particularly impressive and delicious Israeli breakfast.

1. Derech HaGefen, Moshav beit zayit (kosher)

Without doubt the most relaxing, or at least the most inspiring, place for a leisurely breakfast, Derech HaGefen in the foothills outside Jerusalem is one of the few Israeli restaurants eating table growing vegetables and herbs on the premises in beautifully maintained gardens and the restaurant's nursery.

The atmosphere, with small walkways on idyllic creeks and plants and flowering plants make this getaway a great place for an omelette stuffed with lots of fresh vegetables, the freshest salads, homemade bread served with butter and jam of high quality, next to a homemade cheese platter and spreads for the whitewashing.

2. Haroe BaCafe, Shikler Farm, Kfar HaRoeh (kosher)

At the Kfar HaRoeh Pastoral, just outside the Hadera coast, you can enjoy six elaborate breakfasts for everyone from vegan (soy cheese) and black tahini, among others) to those who wish to "spoil" their day with sunnyside-up eggs on the focaccia. There is brioche, butter and homemade jam; or the traditional Israeli breakfast, which comes with lots of toast.

Sit outside in a beautiful tree-lined courtyard, or inside the bakery / cafe, where you can drool over beautifully decorated cakes, artisan breads, pies and d & # 39; other treats inspired by the French and the Israelis.

3. Nimrod Cafe, Tel Aviv, Hula Valley and Rishon LeZion

This charming cafe chain of Tel Aviv's harbor, as well as other gourmet markets such as Sarona Market in Tel Aviv and Agmon Market in the north of the Hula Valley, was created the lifestyle of "good life" embodied by the brother of the owner Ehud Segev, who fell in the second Lebanon war.

Also created to bring the peaceful feeling of pastoral North, where the brothers grew up and Aviv, Nimrod Café is a great place for an authentic and elaborate Israeli breakfast

Full of fresh freshness in the form of fresh vegetables, salad of bulgur and cranberries, spreads, cheeses and vegetarian antipasti sprinkled with black and white sesame seeds, as well as an overflowing plate of slate stacked with a chopped salad, served alongside cracked Suri olives from the North, it's a healthy breakfast that will also be considered your weekend treat (we're talking about the swee tray of pastries for t and salty breakfast, along with their upgraded version).

4. Culture of Elkhanan Bread, Kibbutz Mishmarot

At Elkhanan Culture Bread at Kibbutz Mishmarot, near Pardes Hanna-Karkur in the Sharon Plain area, as you can probably imagine. Owner, chef and pastry chef Eldad Shmueli creates dishes that highlight the beauty of the natural flavors of his artisan leavened breads.

Here, the Israeli breakfast looks like a chef's dish or a plate of cheeses. brown paper, and paying homage to seasonal ingredients. The brilliant examples could be a piece of perfectly calcinated cauliflower or a juicy bunch of fresh grapes picked.

All you can do is enjoy the simplicity, while you use the glorious bread to salad salads and other farm-inspired dishes. There are cheeses made in Israel, fresh salads in inventive and clbadic combinations, and all that Shmueli feels is the sense of the land on which his restaurant rests. And we have not even mentioned breakfast pastries and other baked goods, which you will not miss, even if you have to order them to go there.

5. Tishbi Winery, Zichron Yaakov (kosher)

With smoked salmon on the wood, perfectly poached eggs and a selection of chocolate desserts Valhrona, breakfast at Tishbi Winery restaurant at Zichron Ya & # 39; akov is an experience from another world.

While you dine on these treats and more, like salads made with heritage vegetables, local olive oil and local cheeses, notice the walls of the coffee entrance. special reserve bottles of winery and jams impregnated with wine.

And do not forget to take a look at the European style breads baked in the open hearth which is the centerpiece of the open kitchen of Austrian chef Gunter Biederman. 19659003] 6. Naadi Café, Jerusalem (kosher)

With an Israeli breakfast with no less than 11 delicious spreads, next to shot glbades filled with yoghurt and crunchy sweet muesli, cheeses at the same time French and cold drinks of your choice. freshly squeezed carrot juice?), Café Naadi in downtown Jerusalem is a great place to pbad the time, indulge in a giant breakfast, or simply grab a good croissant with butter.

7. Alto, Kibbutz Shomrat (kosher)

When you want something really great, sometimes you have to go straight to the source. Since cheese is an essential part of the Israeli breakfast experience, one can only badume that eating an Israeli breakfast at a luxury dairy is a way to have some meals.

Have breakfast here and aged goat cheeses and goat's milk butter accompanied by homemade jam, country bread, roasted red peppers and olives from Galilee.

8. Bucke Cafe, Tel-Aviv

This coffee needs to be taken at face value (its claim to fame is "without concept"), and the proof is in the pudding, uh, Israeli

On a brown parchment paper, heaps of delicious salads and creamy nests of labaneh and cream cheese are served on heaps of eggs and salads topped with toasted almonds, seeds and charred vegetables

] An badortment of vegetarian yams including the patriarch of the family, Grandpa Bucke (namesake for this haven of peace) would be proud.

9. Kadosh, Jerusalem (kosher)

Making superb French pastries is one of the super powers of this famous Jerusalem bakery. The other is the hold that they exert over the jerusalites, commanding an endless string of Friday brunchers in the hope of getting a table to enjoy the delicious breakfast offered.

Open since 1967, the cozy cafe has had plenty of time to complete the ceremonial meal, which includes its famous brioche (as long as it lasts every day), pesto mushrooms, and lemonade. aubergine with labane. As for other bakeries on this list specializing in pastry, we recommend having a crescent on the side while you're there. You will not regret or forget the experience.

10. Benedict, Herzliya

Benedict is a place in Israel where you can revel without fear of a bacon side if you are so inclined. With its main branch in front of the beautiful waterfront of Herzliya, and others in the gastronomic complex of Sarona market in Tel Aviv, on Ben Yehuda street of Tel Aviv and in others Central locations, this mecca of breakfast combines the appealing elements of a European bistro.

In the true culture of Tel Aviv, Benedict's Israeli breakfast is accompanied by a mimosa and unlimited bread drawn directly from the coffee bakery. Prepare your meal with a Balinese touch of spinach with cream, herbs, cherry tomatoes and Bulgarian cheese, or as a surprise, to the Spanish, with onions, apples from earth, peppers and even sour cream.

day, so that you can enjoy your breakfast after crawling out of the Tel Aviv club late at night, or in the late afternoon quiet hours (when you finally get out of bed the next day), as you please

Kalo Café, Jerusalem (kosher)

Still in the triangle of downtown Jerusalem, Kalo Café is perhaps to be the most hospitable of all the gourmet hangouts on this list, providing inimitable warmth
Caprese mini salads, pickled salmon with radish and a dish of labaneh, olive oil and mix dried zaatara coffee, are some of the little delicacies you can take part in your eggs, your bread and your spreads.

12. Lola, Beersheva

With integrated hashtags already listed in the menu, all you have to do at Lola is eat, enjoy and maybe take an unstammable picture of your Israeli breakfast

Wearing the fun, easy and young atmosphere of the city, and even serving as a show area at night, this student cafe is also one of the best from the best places in the old town of Beersheva for fresh brunch – a squeezed juice, a good latte and a regular Israeli or vegan breakfast complete with pita bread with zatara, red pepper aioli and, well sure, cubes of Bulgarian cheese resembling feta cheese.

13. Café Louise

Now found in eight different locations across Israel, Café Louise hails from Haifa, where the flagship café still serves crowded tables of local worshipers.

Known for its vegan and vegetarian offers, but also to please all those who have a good appetite and affinity for homemade breads, spreads, jams and sauces, and other baked goods that appear in the elaborate breakfast and the in-house store and bakery, like a tapioca parfait and fresh, healthy juices that push this Israeli breakfast to the limit of lightness.

14. Seudat Gan Eden, Har Cnaan (kosher)

If breakfast with a view calls your name, then Seudat Gan Eden may well be the place to have Israeli breakfast in the Safed (Tzfat) area. Overlooking the heights of the city, nothing beats the view of the mountains and the surrounding pines, unique in Upper Galilee.
With special attention to the decoration and menu of Italian-inspired house cafes, Brigel family divine coffee – make breakfast, or any meal here, a personal experience.