La Piedra, Jerusalem (La Piedra)
All the openings (and closings also, I wish we didn't have to), new menus and limited edition dishes, festivals and holidays, special meals and once-a-year events (we wanted to write New Year's Eve, but we realized a long time ago that almost every two weeks there is some kind of "The... International", and in our places that's reason enough for event).
A chef who is a guest and a chef who also hosts, a restaurant that dresses up and a team that changes places, why not, actually. A dish that gets its own roof (and walls), but also a "hole in the wall" is worth enough for us to report. Eilat and Haifa, the Sharon and the Shefela, and Tel Aviv (but by no means only it).
In short, get Israel's food news. And this time - flags flying, colors bursting and a lot of temptations. And that's just the first course.
Enjoy!
Boutique Central
Pride celebrations at Boutique Central (Photo: Tal Sivan Zaporin)
Pride celebrations at Boutique Central (Photo: Tal Sivan Zaporin)
The large baking and dessert chain celebrates pride with a tight collection of colorful temptations - a pack of 6 macarons in the colors of the flag (NIS 36), a striped cake of layers of torte and pineapple cream in the colors of the flag (NIS 76) and chocolate cupcakes decorated with mascarpone cream, also in the colors of pride (NIS 14).
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Israeli Honor
The pizzeria voted to the list of the 50 best in Asia
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Cub Kam
Cub Kam's Pride Celebrations (Photo: Jonathan Ben Haim)
The Thai food bar celebrates pride with a special alcohol menu, part of which will be donated to the Pink Roof Association, which provides emergency shelter for the community's homeless youth or family hinterland.
You can find here, among others, Austrian Gruner Weltliner, New Zealand Riesling, Rosa Pastowitz, as well as cocktails such as Thai 75 (Tanqueray Ranpur gin, Spanish sparkling, lime and cherry) or Peach Me (dry rum, fresh peaches, green chili and lime) - which will transfer 10 shekels from each order (and 20 shekels from each bottle) to the association.
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rebar
Rebar's Pride Celebrations (Photo: Shai Hayun Studio)
The Israeli wellness chain celebrates pride in all shades of the rainbow, and with a special discount of course (22 NIS instead of 26-28 NIS) until Saturday on drinks such as Pro Acai, Super Ocean, Super Matcha, Mix Mango, and Super Dragon.
Aya Tamam
Aya Tamam's Pride celebrations (Photo: Aya Tamam)
The cake and dessert designer celebrates pride with colorful, designed and delicious temptations of course.
You can find here, among other things, Love Is Love cupcakes based on chocolate and cream patisserie, buttery Rainbow cookies, proud macarons, cakepops in a variety of rainbow colors with chocolate ganache and white chocolate frosting, chocolate balls covered with candies and sweet kisses.
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Indira
Pride celebrations in Indira (Photo: Meital Solomon)
The veteran Indian restaurant celebrates pride on a full stomach, and with a deal (June 6-10, 12:30-17pm) of Pani Puri, dips, a mini starter mix and a pint of beer for 00 shekels.
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Agadir
Pride celebrations in Agadir (Photo: David Steinberg)
The veteran burger chain celebrates pride with a colorful special in the form of nuggets and sauces in the colors of the flag - red smoked habanero barbecue, orange and orange ginger sriracha, yellow pepper antipasti, mint coli and green herbs, purple beet kashtop and blueberry balsamic. Price: 52 NIS.
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Yauza
Yauza Restaurant (Photo: Amir Menachem)
The Asian restaurant in north Tel Aviv celebrates pride with a colorful special in the form of Rainbow Roll (salmon toro, avocado, cucumber and pickled Japanese radish, top of red tuna, salmon, yellowtail, ikura and yuzu aioli, 78 shekels) inspired by the community flag, and a mango margarita cocktail (tequila, mango, triple sec and lemon, 58 shekels).
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Pride celebrations of Restaurant A (Photo: A)
The restaurant, led by Yuval Ben Neria, celebrates pride with a queer art exhibition in the space next to its doors.
The exhibition, titled "Another Look", curated by Dr. Yael Rozin and presents 32 works that provide a glimpse into the queer experience, invite you to get to know its culture and prove its place in Israeli culture and in the public sphere.
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