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Okay this is NOT a restaurant that you will stumble over as you wander the streets of Caesarea....you ask why not, well because it is NOT in Caesarea, it is in the industrial zone a few kilometers away. Now you ask how did I find it, well I didn't, I got directions from a friend and now you have them also. This is a small workaday restaurant, not fancy, spartan but clean. The reason to visit it is not for the view or decor, but for the food.
Favorite Dish: Enjoyed a large portion of onion soup, done to perfection. This was followed by a very fine hamburger (300 grams) made from entrecote and prepared just as I requested.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Industrial Park, Caesarea, Israel
Phone: 04-6273005
Golf Bistro ( right at the entrance to the golf club) in the middle of Caesarea.
great food,lunch deals & amazing desserts too ! very french but lite !
don't miss the breakfast,they bake their own bread,freas salad & goat cheese. sit on the porch... amazing way to start your day.
resnable prices too !!!
the chef is a very talented guy.
enjoy :)
http://www.golfbistro.co.il/main/siteNew/index.php?langId=3&mod=article&action=article&stId=71
Favorite Dish: every single dish is very good,so you can't go wrong here !
try the Choclate Fondant for dessert.
surbet are home made & very good too.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: golf club
Phone: 04-6260272
In the northern industrial area of Caesarea you will find a nice restaurant called Koya.
The place is lovely with a good service and good food.
Favorite Dish: I ordered Onion soup that was very good and Hamburger that was excellent.
The meat was made exactly as i wanted , the fries were good and not too salty or greasy.
Written May 3, 2008
Address: 13 Ha'hoham St.
Phone: *9095
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Favorite Dish: The Focaccia was arguably the best I've ever had. This experience to come as part of a visitors attraction where elsewhere around the world you'd be ripped off and still get the worst quality possible. I'd be lying if I told you I'm not impressed!
Written Feb 29, 2008
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If you just want to buy a bottle of water or a popsicle and don't want to sit on the restaurants you can buy it in the Kiosk (refreshment stand) that is located right to the gallery.
A bottle of water cost 5 NIS
Updated Dec 4, 2006
Address: old caesarea
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Cafe Cantare is a nice place in the middle of caesarea , you can sit and enjoy a good cup of coffee near the sea.
You can find here also Italian food.
For example - the prices here :
* Morning breakfast (eggs , salad , bread , butter , juice , jam , coffee) 36 NIS
* Morning breakfast for 2 people - 50 NIS
* Soup of the day - 24 NIS
* Pizza - 30 NIS
* Salad - 30-40 NIS
* Toast and sandwiches - 34-40 NIS
* deserts - 22-26 NIS
Updated Dec 4, 2006
Address: Old caesarea
Phone: 04-6100221
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Pundak Ha'tsalbanim (The Crusaders Inn) is a nice sea food , fish and meat restaurant with great view.
Updated Dec 4, 2006
Address: Old Caesarea
Phone: 04-6361931
amazing place & breath taking view !! winter & summer time. you actually tight ON the water.
more pictures :
http://www.rest.co.il/sites/Default.asp?txtRestID=5560
Written Jan 14, 2006
Address: right on the beach - old city area.
Phone: 04-6101018
Website: http://www.rest.co.il/sites/Default.asp?txtRestID=5560
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