Hatzok

Name: Hatzok
Address: Mate Asher Regional Council, North District

Kosher meat restaurant in Rosh Hanikra with sea views

✡ Moatza Eizorit

Location: Mate Asher Regional Council, North District

Organizer: Hatzok

About

Hatzok is a kosher restaurant serving Meat food in Rosh Hanikra, under Moatza Eizorit supervision.

Features:

Dine-in
Takeout
Reservations available
Good for children
Good for groups
Wheelchair accessible
Serves coffee
Serves dessert
Serves cocktails

Price level: Mid-range

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Location

Address: Rosh HaNikra, Israel

Contact

Organizer: Hatzok
Location: Mate Asher Regional Council
Phone: +972-4-6016849
Website: https://hatzuk.co.il/

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About this listing

Hatzok is a well-established kosher meat restaurant situated in the scenic Rosh HaNikra region of Northern Israel. Known for its prime location overlooking the Mediterranean coastline, this dining destination provides a specialized menu focusing on high-quality meat dishes prepared according to Jewish dietary laws. Whether you are a local resident of the Western Galilee or a tourist exploring the northern border, this establishment offers a refined yet welcoming atmosphere for a sit-down meal.

As a mid-range dining option, the restaurant caters to a variety of occasions, from casual family lunches to organized group events. The facilities are designed to accommodate a diverse range of guests, offering both dine-in and takeout services. With a focus on traditional flavors and modern presentation, it has become a staple for those seeking a kosher culinary experience in the Mate Asher Regional Council.

About the area

Located at the northernmost point of Israel's Mediterranean coast, the restaurant sits within the Mate Asher Regional Council. This area is characterized by its dramatic white limestone cliffs and the famous grottoes that define the border between Israel and Lebanon. The location provides diners with expansive views of the sea, making it one of the most uniquely situated kosher restaurants in the North District.

Geographically, the restaurant is positioned near several significant Jewish communities and historical sites. It serves as a convenient stopping point for those traveling along Route 4, the main coastal highway. The proximity to Nahariya and the moshavim of the Western Galilee ensures that the restaurant is easily accessible for those staying in Northern Israel’s numerous kosher-friendly accommodations and zimmers.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The surrounding Mate Asher Regional Council area offers a wealth of Jewish and historical interest. Visitors often combine a meal at Hatzok with a trip to the nearby Rosh HaNikra grottoes, accessible via the world's steepest cable car. The site includes a sound and light show that explains the geological and historical significance of the caverns.

Just a short drive south is the historic city of Akko (Acre), a UNESCO World Heritage site home to the Or Torah (Tunisian) Synagogue, famous for its incredible mosaics and stained glass. The area also features several agricultural moshavim and kibbutzim, reflecting the pioneering Zionist history of the Western Galilee.

For those interested in nature and spirituality, the nearby Achziv National Park offers quiet beaches and lagoons. The region is well-equipped for religious travelers, with numerous local synagogues in the flanking communities of Shlomi and Nahariya that host regular Shacharit, Mincha, and Maariv services.

What to expect

Upon entering the establishment, guests can expect a professional and attentive service environment. The menu is primarily focused on meat-based cuisine, featuring a selection of grilled meats, seasonal sides, and fresh salads. Because the restaurant is classified as "Meaty" and "Parev," it adheres strictly to the separation of meat and dairy, ensuring a comfortable environment for the observant diner.

In addition to the main courses, the restaurant serves a variety of beverages, including coffee and cocktails, alongside a selection of pareve desserts. For those traveling with larger parties, the seating arrangements are designed to be group-friendly, and reservations are generally encouraged to ensure availability, especially during peak tourist seasons or on Fridays.

The interior is designed to be accessible to all, with full wheelchair accessibility and amenities suitable for families with children. Whether you are stopping in for a quick takeout order or enjoying a multi-course dinner with a view of the sunset over the Mediterranean, the experience is defined by the unique intersection of Galilee nature and traditional kosher hospitality.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hatzok a meat or dairy restaurant?

The restaurant is a meat (Beasari) establishment. It serves a variety of meat-based dishes, as well as pareve options such as coffee and desserts.

What is the kashrut certification of the restaurant?

Hatzok is under the kosher supervision of the local Moatza Eizorit (Regional Council) Rabbinate.

Do they offer takeout?

Yes, the establishment provides takeout services for guests who wish to enjoy their meals elsewhere.

Is the restaurant family-friendly and accessible?

The venue is designated as good for children and groups, and it is fully wheelchair accessible, making it a suitable choice for family gatherings.