Amazing Desserts Restaurants

About Restaurants with Specialty Desserts
At these restaurants you will want to end your meal with something sweet. At these restaurants either the chef specializes in desserts or they employ a specialty pastry chef who prepares the desserts just for the restaurant. Fine pastries are often dairy, but in recent years pastry chefs have learned to make delicious parve desserts as well. Here are restaurants where dessert is an item.
Beit Shean
Rozalia - 1 Chayim Shturman, Beit Shean 04-6453366
The Rozalia Café and Bakery is just a stone’s throw from the Beit Shean National Park, in a preserved building clad in the local black stone typical of the area. Inside, the ceramics, chandeliers, wooden beams and long windows all make for a charming and warm atmosphere, complemented by the friendly and professional staff. When the weather permits, you can sit outside and look out at the Beit Shean antiquities.

Chava and Chana, who have a passion for creating beautifully crafted, precision made desserts, breads, cakes, pastries, you name it; have spared no effort in planning and designing this café, and it shows. On a daily basis, they continue to invest in preparing uncommonly tasty food.

Jerusalem
Luciana Mamila - 8 Mamila, Jerusalem 02-5021000
Luciana at Mamila is a quality Italian dairy restaurant. The charming restaurant design puts you in a quaint Italian street scene, with trees, outdoor lamps, and paths. The Italian menu offers high end fish dishes and excellent Italian pastas and specialty dishes. Portions are generous and filling. Desserts are the calling card at Luciana Mamila. Pastries are displayed in a glass case at the entrance, reminding you what is waiting for you.



The theme of the restaurant many be Italian, but the view is classic Jerusalem. Luciana at Mamila has one of the great views of the walls of the old city, in Jerusalem.

Meat and Eat - First Train Station, Jerusalem 02-6244808
Meat and Eat Restaurant (Hebrew: Lechem Basar) in Jerusalem's First train station (Hebrew: Hatachana Harishona) offers quality dishes in a lovely and convenient setting. Once a working train station, First Station has be revived as an entertainment venue with shops, restaurants and performances. In the spirit of its location, Meat and Eat combines new and old. The decor is an eclectic mix of retro furniture scattered about and shared tables next to intimate areas and a modern bar.

Meat and Eat combines two passions: the passion for good meat and delicious Taboun oven-baked bread. Steaks, hamburgers and a selection of different types of meat and chicken are served with quality bread and refreshing salads.

Pompidou - 27 Emek Refaim, Jerusalem 02-6251111
Pompidou is a Bistro dairy restaurant and Bar on Emek Refaim. The restaurant features a dairy menu with a good selection of drinks. The restaurant offers an Italian menu with an esthetic French style atmosphere.



Enjoy mornings with a Pompidou Omelette, or Shakshouka or an unusual Risotto breakfast made with fresh cream, cinnamon, raisins and almonds. For lunch Italian bruschettas and focaccias, delicious salads, sandwiches, pasta and pizza. The specials include lasagna, ravioli, and cheese platter including a variety of aged cheeses.

The desserts are excellent as is the great Italian coffee.

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Ra'anana
Sasha - 35 Sasha Argov St, Ra'anana 09-0747965
Sasha is a charming dairy neighborhood cafe/restaurant in Neve Zemer. The restaurant has light and cheerful indoor seating and outdooor seating facing gushing fountains. The menu starts with light or full breakfasts, and goes on to salads, sandwiches, pasta dishes, pizzas and more. For a full meal, Sasha offers salmon dishes and denise. You don't want to miss the desserts at this lovely dairy restaurant.

The beautiful display of pastries and flowers that you can purchase for home adds to the charming atmosphere of this restaurant.
Tel-Aviv/Jaffa
Bakers - 3 Nafcha St, Tel-Aviv/Jaffa 03-6771770
Baker’s is a French patisserie in the heart of Tel Aviv, specializing in yummy breads, baguettes, pastries and croissants. These beautiful delectables are handmade, in house, under the baton of pastry chef and restaurant partner Alex.

French folks from far and wide flock to Baker’s Patisserie for the real thing. Time Out Tel Aviv magazine numbers Baker’s among the 10 best patisseries in Tel Aviv, kosher and non-kosher. Achbar Hair called Baker’s the best croissants in Tel Aviv. Click here for more info.