Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Nahariya Mall

Badatz dairy cafe in Nahariya Mall with outdoor seating

✡ Badatz Kosher

Location: 2 Irit St Nahariyya, Nahariya, IL

Organizer: Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Nahariya Mall

About

Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Nahariya Mall is a kosher restaurant serving Dairy food in Nahariya, under Badatz Kosher supervision.

Features:

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

Price level: Mid-range

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Tags

Take AwayRestaurantFood services

Contact

Organizer: Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Nahariya Mall
Phone: +972-4-9930090
Website: http://gregcafe.co.il/

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About this listing

Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Nahariya Mall offers a reliable dairy dining experience in the heart of one of northern Israel's coastal cities. Located within the bustling Arena Mall (Kenyon HaTzafon), this branch specifically caters to the kosher-observant community by maintaining a Lemhadrin level of supervision under Badatz. It serves as a central meeting point for locals and tourists seeking a supervised Mediterranean-style menu.

The cafe provides a versatile environment suitable for a variety of occasions, from morning coffee and Israeli breakfasts to full dairy dinners. By combining a well-known national brand with strict kashrut standards, it fills a vital role for those visiting the Western Galilee who require high-level rabbinical certification without compromising on the classic cafe atmosphere.

Whether you are stopping by during a shopping trip or looking for a designated kosher space for a family gathering, this location provides a structured and comfortable setting. The presence of outdoor seating and a child-friendly environment makes it a practical choice for a wide demographic of kosher travelers.

About the area

Situated at 2 Irit Street, the restaurant is housed within the prominent Nahariya Mall, often referred to as the Arena Mall. This location is a focal point for commerce and social life in the city, situated near the northern entrance of Nahariya and easily accessible from Highway 4, which connects the coastal plain to the Lebanese border.

The surrounding neighborhood is a mix of residential zones and commercial developments. Being inside a major mall means that visitors have access to ample parking facilities and climate-controlled environments, which is particularly useful during the hot summer months or the rainy winter season in the Galilee.

For Jewish travelers, the mall's location is convenient for those moving between Haifa and the northern border. There are several community synagogues within a short driving distance in the surrounding residential streets of Nahariya, serving the local Sephardic and Ashkenazic populations who have inhabited this coastal city for generations.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Visitors to this part of Nahariya often include a stroll along the famous Ga'aton Boulevard, the city's main thoroughfare which is lined with shops and leads directly to the Mediterranean promenade. The beachfront area is a short drive or a moderate walk from the mall, providing a scenic backdrop for post-meal relaxation.

For those observing religious traditions, the area is home to several well established synagogues that have served the local community for decades. Nahariya is known for its welcoming atmosphere and its proximity to the Rosh HaNikra grottoes, a major natural attraction situated at the northernmost point of Israel's coast.

The city's central location in the Western Galilee also makes it an ideal hub for exploring nearby historical sites. Travelers often use Nahariya as a base before heading toward the ancient city of Akko or the lush landscapes of the Upper Galilee, making the mall a strategic stop for a kosher meal before continuing a journey north.

What to expect

Guests can expect a menu that highlights the diverse flavors of Israeli dairy cuisine. The selection typically includes large Israeli breakfasts served with various dips and breads, a variety of shakshuka options, and fresh salads. The kitchen also specializes in Italian-inspired dishes such as cream-based pastas and stone-baked pizzas, all prepared according to Lemhadrin standards.

The interior design follows the recognized aesthetic of the Cafe Greg chain, featuring warm lighting, comfortable booths, and a contemporary feel. The staff is accustomed to hosting groups, and the layout of the restaurant allows for larger tables to be arranged for celebrations or business meetings. For families, the menu offers accessible options that are popular with children.

In addition to formal meals, the cafe functions as a high-quality coffee house. Visitors often stop in for a professional-grade espresso or a signature frozen mint lemonade (Limonana). The dessert selection is a significant draw, featuring a range of cakes and sweet pastries that are all Pareve or Dairy under the specified Badatz supervision.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kosher certification of Cafe Greg at Nahariya Mall?

This establishment is supervised by Badatz Kosher authority, specifically catering to those who observe the Lemhadrin standards for dairy dining. Drinking water and food preparation follow these specific kashrut protocols.

Is the restaurant wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the cafe is located within the mall which offers wheelchair accessible entrances, and the restaurant itself provides accessible seating for guests with mobility needs.

What type of food is served at this location?

The menu is dairy (milchig) and includes a variety of Mediterranean-style dishes, pastas, salads, breakfasts, and specialty desserts. Many items are also categorized as Pareve.

Can I order takeout or sit outside?

Yes, this location offers both outdoor seating and takeout options, making it convenient for those who prefer to dine in the fresh air or take their meal to go.

Do I need to make a reservation?

While walk-ins are welcome, reservations are available and can be beneficial for larger groups or during peak dining hours like Friday mornings or holiday seasons.