3 Best Restaurants in Upper Galilee and the Golan, Israel

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We've compiled the best of the best in Upper Galilee and the Golan - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Chocolata

$$

The original arched stone basement of the old synagogue is the setting of this chocolate shop and café. True to its name, the kitchen serves a host of chocolate delights (drinks, cakes, and more), including 37 different kinds of pralines made by the house chocolatier. Delightful chocolate-making workshops are offered occasionally.

HaRishonim St., 1200000, Israel
04-686–0219
Known For
  • Chocolate
  • Art gallery
  • Chocolate-making workshops
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.

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Druze Pita Stand

$

A few minutes' walk along the trail leading to the Banias Waterfall is the ancient flour mill and a stall where Druze villagers make their traditional pita bread (bigger and flatter than the commercial version). It's not only baked on the premises but also milled here. Pull up a rock, and for a few shekels you'll be served a large rolled-up pita with labaneh (yogurt cheese) and Turkish coffee.

Off Rte. 99, 1225000, Israel
Known For
  • Druze pita
  • Labaneh (yogurt cheese)
  • Turkish coffee

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Mattarello

$

Professional photographer turned baker Adi Peretz shares his passion for doughs by churning out daily batches of savory breads, sweet brioches, and classics like iced carrot cake with walnuts and raisins. Pack your coffee and breads to go or eat a delicious egg-filled croissant sandwich before heading to one of the neighboring wineries.

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