Hamitbahon, Restaurant and coffee house in Carmel Market area, Tel Aviv, Israel
Hamitbahon is a restaurant and coffee house combination located near Carmel Market with two distinct areas, each serving its own purpose. The dining section has regular tables for meals, while the coffee area offers casual seating with chairs and sofas throughout.
The establishment was founded in 1997 and has remained in this neighborhood since then, always positioned near the lively Carmel Market. Its long operating history shows how the kitchen has managed to stay relevant and attract guests across generations.
The name "Hamitbahon" means "the kitchen" in Hebrew, reflecting how the place feels like a second home kitchen for those who visit. People gather at shared tables and eat together, mirroring the way meals are experienced in Jewish households.
The establishment is located on Rabbi Akiva Street and stays open late into the evening, making it a good option for later visits. It also offers delivery service for those in north Tel Aviv, providing flexibility for different occasions and situations.
Each day brings a different special dish from the kitchen: Monday offers a spiced vegetable curry, Tuesday brings a beet-based kibbeh, and Saturday features the traditional meat stew called cholent. These changing offerings give guests reasons to return and discover new flavors with each visit.
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