Super-cofix

Name: Super-cofix
Address: Givat Shmuel, Center District

Dairy cafe in Givat Shmuel with wheelchair accessibility

✡ Check at location

Location: Givat Shmuel, Center District

Organizer: Super-cofix

About

Super-cofix is a kosher cafe serving Dairy food in Petach Tikva, under Check at location supervision.

Features:

Wheelchair accessible

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Location

Address: Sderot Menachem Begin 34, Giv'at Shmu'el, Israel

Contact

Organizer: Super-cofix
Location: Givat Shmuel
Phone: +972-9-9733150
Website: https://www.cofix.co.il/en/branches/

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About this listing

Super-cofix is a dairy cafe located on Sderot Menachem Begin in the city of Givat Shmuel, bordering the Petah Tikva area. Known for its accessible pricing and convenient location, this establishment provides a reliable stop for locals and commuters seeking a quick kosher bite or a caffeine boost. The cafe operates with a focus on dairy-based menu items, catering to the needs of the observant community in the Center District.

Serving the local population of students, professionals, and families, the cafe emphasizes efficiency and accessibility. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all members of the community can patronize the shop comfortably. Whether you are looking for a morning pastry or a light afternoon snack, this spot offers a functional environment for a variety of patrons.

About the area

Located at Sderot Menachem Begin 34, the cafe sits on a major artery connecting Givat Shmuel with the eastern edges of Petah Tikva. This area is a significant residential and commercial corridor in the Center District of Israel. The street itself is frequently used by those traveling toward Bar-Ilan University or the Emunim neighborhood, making it a convenient transit point for students and faculty alike.

Givat Shmuel is widely recognized as a stronghold of the Religious Zionist community, characterized by its many synagogues, yeshivas, and kosher establishments. The proximity to Petah Tikva, historically known as the 'Mother of the Moshavot,' adds another layer of significance, as both cities boast a high density of Shomer Shabbat residents and infrastructure. The Ben Gurion neighborhood and the newer neighborhoods of Givat Shmuel are just a short distance away, ensuring a steady stream of local foot traffic.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Situated on the boundary of Givat Shmuel and Petah Tikva, this area is a hub of Jewish communal activity. The neighborhood of Givat Shmuel is particularly favored by international students studying at nearby Bar-Ilan University, as well as young religious families. This creates a lively, academic, and observant atmosphere throughout the week.

The nearby Rabin Medical Center (Beilinson) is one of the largest healthcare complexes in Israel and is frequently visited by those seeking kosher amenities in the immediate vicinity. For those looking for shopping and essentials, the Givat Shmuel mall and various local commercial centers are within walking distance, offering a range of services tailored to a Shomer Shabbat lifestyle.

Living and visiting here means being close to numerous religious institutions. The nearby neighborhood of Kiryat Krinitzi and the southern edges of Petah Tikva are home to dozens of synagogues representing diverse nusachs, ranging from Ashkenazi and Sephardic to Yemenite traditions. The presence of well-established eruvin in both Givat Shmuel and Petah Tikva makes the general area navigable for observant residents on Shabbat.

What to expect

Visitors to Super-cofix can expect a straightforward, no-frills cafe experience designed for convenience. The menu typically features a selection of hot and cold beverages, including various espresso-based drinks, alongside a range of sweet and savory baked goods. Since the establishment is under "Check at location" supervision, it is standard practice for observant diners to view the displayed kashrut certificate upon arrival to ensure it meets their personal standards.

The atmosphere is generally bustling, reflecting the fast-paced nature of the surrounding urban environment. Seating is often available for those who wish to take a short break, but many customers utilize the cafe for grab-and-go service. Given its location on a main boulevard, it is an ideal spot for a quick meeting or a brief pause during a busy day of errands or study.

As a dairy-only facility, the menu focuses on milk-based treats and parve options. You will find items such as sandwiches, salads, and crackers suitable for a light lunch. The staff is accustomed to serving the religious public, and the shop's layout is optimized for quick navigation and ease of access.

Frequently asked questions

Does Super-cofix serve meat or dairy?

Super-cofix is a dairy establishment focusing on coffee, baked goods, and light snacks. Meat products are not served at this location.

What is the kosher certification of this location?

The establishment is under the supervision of local authorities. However, customers are advised to check the physical certificate on-site or consult with the manager to verify current kashrut status and specific stringencies.

Is the cafe accessible for those with mobility aids?

Yes, the facility at Sderot Menachem Begin 34 is designed to be wheelchair accessible, providing ease of entry for all customers.

What kind of food can I find at Super-cofix?

The menu typically includes coffee, tea, pastries, sandwiches, and small snacks, all priced at the competitive rates the Cofix brand is known for.