Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Ispro Center - Modiin

Badatz dairy cafe with wheelchair access in Modiin IsPRO

✡ Badatz Kosher

Location: Modiin Maccabim Reut, Center District

Organizer: Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Ispro Center - Modiin

About

Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Ispro Center - Modiin is a kosher restaurant serving Dairy food in Modi in, under Badatz Kosher supervision.

Features:

Wheelchair accessible

Activities & entertainment

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

Location

Address: HaMelahot Blvd, Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut, Israel

Tags

RestaurantFood services

Contact

Organizer: Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Ispro Center - Modiin
Location: Modiin Maccabim Reut
Phone: +972-8-6618800
Website: http://gregcafe.co.il/

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About this listing

Cafe Greg Lemhadrin at the Ispro Center in Modiin provides a reliable dairy dining experience for those seeking high-standard kosher supervision. As part of a well-known Israeli chain, this specific branch caters to the local and visiting religious community by adhering to Badatz Kosher standards. The atmosphere is designed to be welcoming for families, business professionals, and casual diners alike.

Situated in one of Modiin's primary commercial hubs, the cafe offers a peaceful environment away from the city's main residential corridors while remaining easily accessible. Whether you are stopping for a quick morning coffee or a full dairy meal, the establishment focuses on delivering consistent quality. The interior is modern and functional, accommodating a variety of group sizes within its spacious layout.

Commitment to inclusivity is evident through the provision of wheelchair-accessible facilities, ensuring that all guests can enjoy the space comfortably. The "Lemhadrin" designation is a key feature of this location, distinguishing it for travelers and residents who prioritize specific kashrut stringencies while dining out in the Center District.

About the area

The restaurant is positioned on HaMelahot Boulevard within the Ispro Center, a major retail and entertainment complex in Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut. This location is particularly convenient for those traveling between the coastal plain and Jerusalem, as Modiin sits geographically central to both. The Ispro Center itself is a well-integrated part of the city’s infrastructure, offering ample parking and a variety of retail stores.

The surrounding area of Modiin is known for its modern urban planning and significant religious population. This branch serves as a local meeting point for residents of the surrounding neighborhoods such as Avnei Chen and Masuah. Being located in a commercial center, it benefits from the presence of nearby supermarkets, pharmacies, and office buildings, making it a practical stop during a day of errands or business meetings.

For visitors from abroad or other parts of Israel, the proximity to Route 443 and Highway 1 makes this a strategic stopping point. The city of Modiin is historically significant as the home of the Maccabees, and the nearby Ben Shemen Forest offers a natural backdrop to the modern development of the Ispro Center area.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Ispro Center acts as a focal point for commerce in the southern district of Modiin. Visitors to the area often utilize the nearby transportation links, including the Modiin-Center railway station which connects the city to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. For those observing religious traditions, several local synagogues are located in the adjacent Buchman (Moreshet) and Shimoni neighborhoods, providing convenient options for Mincha or Ma'ariv services.

A short drive from the cafe leads to the Anabe Park, a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts. The park features walking trails and recreational facilities, making it a common stop for those spending a full day in the city. Additionally, the Maccabim and Re'ut areas nearby offer a quiet, residential atmosphere with established community centers and local amenities that cater to the observant public.

The strategic location of the Ispro Center also places it near major industrial and high-tech hubs, ensuring a steady presence of local professionals during lunch hours. This makes the area one of the more active commercial zones in the Modiin-Maccabim-Re'ut region, combining retail shopping with essential community services.

What to expect

Guests can expect a menu centered on fresh ingredients and classic dairy Mediterranean and international flavors. The breakfast selection is a hallmark of the experience, typically featuring various omelets, Israeli salads, assorted cheeses, and freshly baked breads. For lunch and dinner, the menu expands to include hearty pastas, fish dishes, and creative salads, all prepared according to mehadrin requirements.

The service style is generally efficient yet relaxed, suitable for a leisurely brunch or a focused business lunch. The "Milky" (dairy) designation ensures that meat products are not served, providing a safe environment for those strictly observing dairy kashrut. The seating arrangements are varied, offering both intimate tables and larger configurations for family gatherings.

As a Badatz-supervised establishment, the kitchen adheres to strict protocols regarding leafy greens, flour sifting, and the sourcing of dairy products. Diners can expect the standard of kashrut to be maintained throughout the day, including meticulous care during the preparation of their specialty coffee drinks and desserts.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kosher certification of Cafe Greg Lemhadrin in Modiin?

Cafe Greg Lemhadrin - Ispro Center - Modiin is under Badatz Kosher supervision, meeting the high standards required for mehadrin dairy dining.

Is the menu dairy or meat?

The menu primarily features dairy (Milky) dishes, including varied breakfasts, pastas, salads, and specialty coffee.

Is the restaurant wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the restaurant is located within the Ispro Center and is documented as being wheelchair accessible.

Where is the cafe located specifically?

The establishment is located on HaMelahot Blvd in the Ispro Center, Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut.

Is the cafe open on Shabbat?

As a kosher-certified establishment in Israel, it is standard for the cafe to be closed on Shabbat and Jewish holidays, reopening for Melaveh Malkah on Saturday evenings.