Shirat Habasar

Name: Shirat Habasar
Address: Emek HaYarden Regional Council, North District

Kosher meat restaurant in Degania Bet under Rabbanut.

✡ Rabbanut

Location: Emek HaYarden Regional Council, North District

Organizer: Shirat Habasar

About

Shirat Habasar is a kosher establishment serving Meat food in Degania Bet, under Rabbanut supervision.

Features:

Wheelchair accessible

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday: 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday: 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM

Location

Address: Degania Bet, IL

Contact

Organizer: Shirat Habasar
Location: Emek HaYarden Regional Council
Phone: +972 1-700-501-430
Website: https://shirat-habasar.co.il/

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About this listing

Shirat Habasar is a dedicated kosher meat restaurant located in the historic setting of Degania Bet. Situated in the Emek HaYarden Regional Council, this establishment provides a reliable dining option for locals and travelers exploring the Northern District of Israel. The restaurant specializes in meat dishes, catering to those who seek a traditional hearty meal within a kosher framework.

Operating under the supervision of the Rabbanut, Shirat Habasar ensures that all culinary practices adhere to established kashrut standards. Whether you are a resident of the Galilee or a tourist visiting the various holy sites in the region, the restaurant offers a welcoming environment characterized by its professional service and commitment to Jewish dietary laws. The facility is designed to be inclusive, offering wheelchair accessibility to accommodate all patrons.

About the area

Degania Bet is a landmark location in the history of the modern State of Israel. Often referred to as part of the "mother of the kibbutzim," it sits just south of the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee). This location is strategically positioned for those traveling along Route 90, the main artery connecting the northern Galilee to the Jordan Valley and eventually the Dead Sea. The environment is one of lush greenery and agricultural heritage, providing a peaceful backdrop for a meal.

Being in the Emek HaYarden region means the restaurant is surrounded by significant Jewish history. It is a short drive from the Jordan River and several important archaeological sites. The area is frequented by families and groups who come to enjoy the natural beauty of the valley. Because it is located within a kibbutz community, the atmosphere is generally quiet and communal, offering a distinct contrast to the busy urban centers of Haifa or Tel Aviv.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Southern Galilee and Emek HaYarden region are rich with Jewish heritage sites. Visitors often combine a meal at Shirat Habasar with a trip to the nearby city of Tiberias, one of the four holy cities in Judaism. Tiberias is home to the tombs of the Rambam (Maimonides) and Rabbi Akiva, which serve as significant pilgrimage sites for those exploring the spiritual landscape of Northern Israel.

Nature enthusiasts will find many activities nearby, including the scenic trails along the Jordan River and various lookout points over the Sea of Galilee. The area is also known for its historical kibbutzim; Degania Alef, located just next door, is famous for being the first kibbutz established in Israel. Visiting these historic agricultural communities provides a deeper understanding of the early pioneering spirit of the region.

For those needing religious services, the broader Emek HaYarden area is serviced by several regional synagogues. Travelers staying in the nearby guest houses or boutique hotels often find this location a convenient hub for exploring the Golan Heights to the east or the lower Galilee to the west, all while maintaining access to kosher dining facilities.

What to expect

When visiting Shirat Habasar, guests can expect a focused meat menu that highlights local flavors and traditional preparation methods. As a "Meaty" establishment, the kitchen adheres strictly to the separation of meat and dairy, ensuring a halachically sound dining experience. The restaurant is known for its practical and functional layout, making it suitable for quick mid-travel lunches or more relaxed evening dinners with family.

The service is structured to cater to the diverse crowd that visits the Galilee, from hikers and backpackers to organized tour groups. Because the restaurant is located in Degania Bet, the setting feels authentic to the Israeli rural lifestyle. Accessibility is a priority here, with the physical space designed to allow ease of movement for those using wheelchairs or strollers. Expect a straightforward, professional dining experience where the focus remains on quality kosher meat and the hospitality of the Emek HaYarden region.

Frequently asked questions

What type of food is served at Shirat Habasar?

Shirat Habasar is a meat-based (Meaty) restaurant. In accordance with kosher dietary laws, no dairy products are served or used in the preparation of the meals.

Which authority supervises the kashrut at this establishment?

The restaurant is under the kosher supervision of the local Rabbanut. Guests looking for specific details regarding the hechsher can verify the certificate on-site.

Is the restaurant accessible for individuals with mobility challenges?

Yes, the facility is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all guests can enter and dine comfortably.

Where is the restaurant located?

Shirat Habasar is located in Kibbutz Degania Bet, situated within the Emek HaYarden Regional Council near the southern tip of the Sea of Galilee.