Café Greg Tiberius

Dairy cafe in Tiberias under Rabbanut Rashit supervision.

✡ Rabbanut Rashit

Location: Tiberias, North District

Organizer: Café Greg Tiberius

About

Café Greg Tiberius is a kosher restaurant serving Dairy food in tiberius, under Rabbanut Rashit supervision.

Features:

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

Price level: Mid-range

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 8:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Saturday night (Motzei Shabbat): 6:00 – 11:03 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 10:30 PM

Location

Address: Ha-Mavreg St 1, Tiberias, Israel

Tags

Take AwayRestaurantFood services

Contact

Organizer: Café Greg Tiberius
Location: Tiberias
Phone: +972-4-6735767
Website: http://gregcafe.co.il/

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About this listing

Café Greg Tiberius offers a reliable dairy dining experience in one of Israel's most historic North District cities. Located on Ha-Mavreg Street, this establishment serves as a convenient meeting point for locals and visitors seeking a mid-range dining option that adheres to kosher standards. The cafe is part of a well-known national chain recognized for its extensive menu and consistent quality.

Operating under the supervision of the Rabbanut Rashit, the restaurant provides a secure environment for those who observe kashrut while traveling through the Galilee region. The kitchen specializes in a wide variety of Mediterranean and international dairy dishes, ranging from hearty breakfasts to sophisticated pasta dishes and fresh salads. Whether you are looking for a quick coffee or a full multi-course meal, the atmosphere is designed to be welcoming and professional.

Positioned near the bustling commercial sectors of Tiberias, Café Greg is an accessible choice for travelers exploring the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret). Its commitment to a dairy-focused menu makes it a popular alternative for those looking for light, fresh, and pareve options during their stay in the North.

About the area

Located at Ha-Mavreg St 1, the cafe is strategically positioned in the commercial heart of Tiberias. This area serves as a primary hub for commerce and transportation in the North District, making it a practical stop for those navigating the city's main thoroughfares. The location is well-connected to the main roads leading toward the Galilee panhandle and the Golan Heights.

Tiberias itself is a city steeped in Jewish tradition, often referred to as the "City of Water." For religious travelers, the proximity of the cafe to the various holy sites and historical synagogues makes it a logistical asset. Several hotels and vacation rentals are situated within a short distance, allowing guests to find kosher dining without having to travel far from their accommodations.

Parking is generally available in the surrounding commercial lots, and the restaurant's accessibility features make it a comfortable destination for those with mobility concerns. The neighborhood reflects the modern development of Tiberias while remaining closely tethered to the spiritual atmosphere that draws thousands of visitors to the Kinneret shores annually.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Tiberias is a cornerstone of Jewish history, and visiting Café Greg places you within reach of its most significant sites. The restaurant is situated in the modern commercial hub of the city, which serves as a gateway to the ancient spiritual landmarks that define this region as one of the Four Holy Cities of Israel.

A short drive or a moderate walk from the lakeside commercial area leads to the resting places of some of Judaism's greatest sages. The Tomb of Maimonides (the Rambam) is a focal point for visitors, offering a place for reflection and prayer. Nearby, the resting place of Rabbi Akiva overlooks the city, providing a panoramic view of the Kinneret and the surrounding hills.

For those interested in the city’s rich archival history, the Old City of Tiberias features several historic synagogues, including the Abulafia Synagogue (Etz Chaim), which was founded in the 18th century. The Gai Beach area and the various public beaches along the Sea of Galilee are also easily accessible, making this an ideal stopping point before or after a boat ride or a visit to the Hamat Tiberias National Park, known for its ancient synagogue mosaics and thermal springs.

What to expect

Patrons can expect a comprehensive menu that caters to diverse tastes and dietary preferences within the dairy and pareve categories. The breakfast options are a particular highlight, often featuring Israeli-style spreads with various cheeses, eggs, breads, and dips. For lunch and dinner, the selection expands to include pizzas, fish dishes, and creative pasta recipes.

The interior of the cafe is modern and spacious, designed to accommodate groups and families comfortably. Those traveling with children will find the environment accommodating, with menu items that appeal to younger palates. For guests looking for a more relaxed setting, the outdoor seating area allows for dining in the open air, taking advantage of the unique Galilee climate.

In addition to standard meals, Café Greg Tiberius serves as a social venue where guests can enjoy professional barista-made coffee, decadent desserts, and even a selection of cocktails. The service is structured to support both leisurely sit-down meals and efficient takeout for those on their way to explore the Golan or the surrounding kibbutzim. The price level remains in the mid-range, offering value for a high-standard kosher dining experience.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kosher certification for Café Greg Tiberius?

Café Greg Tiberius is under the kosher supervision of the local Rabbanut Rashit (Chief Rabbinate). It serves a dairy and pareve menu.

Is this a meat or dairy restaurant?

The menu is strictly dairy (Milky) and pareve. No meat products are served at this establishment.

Is the location accessible for wheelchairs and families?

Yes, the restaurant is designed to accommodate different needs, featuring wheelchair accessibility and a child-friendly atmosphere suitable for families.

Does the restaurant offer outdoor seating?

Yes, guests can choose between indoor dining and outdoor seating to enjoy the Tiberias climate.

Can I order takeout or make a reservation?

The restaurant provides dine-in, takeout, and reservation services, making it a flexible choice for both spontaneous meals and planned group events.