Mcdonald's (kosher)

Kosher fast food meat restaurant with outdoor seating.

✡ Check at location

Location: Beit Shean, North District

Organizer: Mcdonald's (kosher)

About

Mcdonald's (kosher) is a kosher takeout restaurant serving Meat food in Beit She'an, under Check at location supervision.

Features:

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

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 – 10:00 PM
Friday: 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Saturday night (Motzei Shabbat): 8:00 – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Location

Address: Ha-Amal St 7 , Beit She'an, IL

Tags

Food services

Contact

Organizer: Mcdonald's (kosher)
Location: Beit Shean
Phone: +972-5-43360234
Website: https://www.mcdonalds.co.il

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About this listing

McDonald's (kosher) in Beit She'an offers a familiar fast-food experience while adhering to kosher dietary standards. Situated on Ha-Amal Street, this meat-based restaurant caters to residents and travelers moving through the North District of Israel. It provides a reliable option for those seeking a quick meal in a setting that accommodates traditional Jewish dining requirements.

The establishment is designed to serve a variety of patrons, ranging from solo travelers to large families. With a focus on efficiency and consistency, the restaurant provides a standard menu of burgers and sides, all prepared under kosher supervision. Its layout includes both indoor and outdoor seating areas, allowing guests to choose their preferred environment depending on the season and weather.

Recognized as a mid-range dining option, this location bridges the gap between quick service and a comfortable sit-down meal. Whether you are a local resident or a tourist exploring the historical sites of the Jordan Valley, the restaurant offers a recognized global brand formatted for the kosher consumer.

About the area

Located at Ha-Amal St 7, the restaurant is positioned within the commercial fabric of Beit She'an. This city is one of the oldest in Israel and serves as a major geographical crossroads between the Jezreel Valley and the Jordan Valley. The restaurant's placement makes it easily accessible for those navigating the main thoroughfares of the North District.

Beit She'an is a city with a rich Jewish heritage, and the surrounding area is home to multiple religious communities. The local infrastructure includes various synagogues and communal institutions that serve the Jewish population. Being situated in a central commercial zone, the restaurant is conveniently located near other essential services, providing a practical stop for those performing errands or traveling long distances.

The neighborhood reflects the typical atmosphere of a developing northern Israeli town, combining modern commerce with proximity to significant archaeological sites. Visitors find that the street is well-connected to the main highways of the region, ensuring that those heading toward Tiberias or toward central Israel can stop for a meal without significant detours from their route.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Visitors to Beit She'an have access to several notable landmarks within a short driving distance from the restaurant. The city is famous for the Bet She'an National Park, which houses some of the best-preserved Roman and Byzantine ruins in the Middle East. It is a common stop for Jewish history tours exploring the transition from the Second Temple period to the Talmudic era.

For those seeking spiritual services, several local synagogues serve the resident Sephardic and Ashkenazi populations in the surrounding neighborhoods. The city's location also serves as a gateway to the Jordan Valley and the Sea of Galilee (Kinneret) to the north, making it a strategic refueling point for those traveling through the North District to various religious and historical sites.

The nearby Sachne (Gan HaShlosha) National Park is another major draw for families seeking natural spring pools. Because Beit She'an is a centralized hub for the valley, this kosher McDonald's location is often a convenient meeting point for groups returning from day trips at the Harod Spring or the various kibbutzim in the Emek HaMa'ayanot region.

What to expect

Guests can expect a streamlined dining experience characterized by the standard efficiency of a global fast-food chain, specialized for the meat-only kosher kitchen. The menu primarily features beef-based products, processed and cooked according to kashrut protocols. In addition to the main courses, the restaurant serves coffee and dessert items that are compatible with a meat-based menu.

The facility is well-equipped for families, featuring amenities that make it particularly good for children. Large groups are also accommodated, with ample seating and a layout that allows for communal dining. For those who prefer the outdoors, the exterior seating area provides a space to enjoy the northern Israeli climate while eating.

Service at this location includes dine-in, takeaway, and general food services. Accessibility is a priority, with the premises being wheelchair accessible. As with most kosher establishments in Israel, the restaurant typically maintains a schedule that respects the Jewish calendar, meaning it is not operational during Shabbat or major holy days. Patrons are encouraged to check the specific kashrut certificate posted at the location for the most current supervision details.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a meat or dairy establishment?

This establishment is a meat restaurant (meaty), serving traditional hamburger menu items. Dairy products are not served at this location consistent with kosher dietary laws.

What is the kashrut certification for this McDonald's?

The restaurant is under 'Check at location' supervision. Patrons are advised to verify the current kashrut certificate on-site to ensure it meets their specific communal standards.

Is the location wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the facility is wheelchair accessible and offers outdoor seating, making it suitable for guests with mobility needs or those traveling with strollers.

Does this location offer takeaway?

The restaurant provides both dine-in and takeaway options. It is also noted for being suitable for children and larger groups.

What are the typical operating hours?

While the restaurant offers a mid-range price point for meals, specific hours vary. It is generally closed on Shabbat and Jewish holidays in accordance with kosher operational standards in Israel.