Rosh Pinna Travel Guide

 jadedmuse Says:  Half the fun of Rosh Pina must be strolling along the cobbled main street. You're treated to views of Mt. Hermon in the distance, and beauganvillia and pomegranates up close. You can stop at any one of the restaurants or pubs that dot the street, and enjoy the view and a... 

 Martin_S. Says:  Here you can see some of the narrow and steep steps you will have to navigate to be able to investigate the upper reaches of Rosh Pina, these are the steps that lead down to several good restaurants, Rafa is one that we found excellent. 

 Martin_S. Says:  This is one of the most beautiful cobbled streets in upper Rosh Pina..but you can also see the "problem"...if you are coming with a car, there is very little parking space...if you can ask someone to direct you to the cemetary, there is parking there to spare, the only... 

 Martin_S. Says:  Only a few years ago this was the main street in Rosh Pina, the government offices were here, just off to the left..this is also the area where you will find many of the artists studios and also some fine restaurants. 

 Martin_S. Says:  This is the old cobbled road leading from the modern lower town to the upper old sections, make sure you have good shock absorbers on your car and good fillings in your teeth !! 

 Sharon Says:  I have been eating there a few tims though not in my last visit there, but its time to add a tip about this one as well !Jauni is one of the relatively oldest and well known Bistro's in Rosh Pina.Lovely to have a sit outside and enjoy the quiet around while enjoying one of... 

 Martin_S. Says:  This local "Bistro-Bar-Cafe" wants to cater to everyone, but they seem to satisfy none. Lacking in any decor of any type with poor seating (hurts to sit after a while) they seem to have done there best to be totally bland. A large choice of liquors and whiskey seem to be... 

 elkeva Says:  This restaurant is not in Rosh Pinna but a 5 minute drive away. The best Hummous and salads imaginable with a very friendly atmosphere and great service. A reasonably priced meal as well. Hummous and all the salads 

 Sharon Says:  Shiri bistro is located in the Meyasdim street when going up towards the reconstructed part of Rosh Pina.Its near the famouse "Pina Barosh" B&B.They have a few tables indoors and most of it is outside watching a fantastic view of the area till Mount Hermon and even some... 

 jadedmuse Says:  We really enjoyed this little cafe - not all that easy to find. It's at the top of the hill after the Rothschild Gardens, but set back and more or less hidden behind a building. The structure itself used to be a kind of stable if memory serves me; nowadays, it's turned into... 

 Martin_S. Says:  As I said you can have your meal, try out a selection of different cuts of meat and then order some to take home directly from the butcher counter that is an integral part of the restaurant...an excellent place to stop and get meat if you are planning a BBQ.. 

 Martin_S. Says:  This is the inside of the Doris Butcher's Restaurant. It is very clean, open and had excellent service. No to mention that the meal was great, the meat is fresh and you can pick just about any type that you can find in a butcher shop...and you ask WHY, well because Doris is... 

 Sharon Says:  In a very magical place quite hidden but if you'll ask for it you'll find this wonderful place named "Chocolata".This is an old building which was built in the late years of the 19th century by the Baron Rotchild for the first Hebrew Teacher of the first Hebrew school in the... 

 Sharon Says:  Okay.... So normally i dont write about restaurants which i haven't tried but this one worth a few words !We were walking in a quiet morning in Rosh Pina, climbing the Sters of the "Baron's Gardens" and close to the top of it we suddenly saw this BEAUTIFUL place.We looked...