City of Tzfat

A beloved Tzfat institution — Yitzchak prepares exceptional fresh falafel with care and genuine warmth. In winter he serves a

Rafi’s legendary schwarma restaurant at the start of Jerusalem Street — a Tzfat classic. Find it by the aroma. Serving

A beloved Yemenite eatery run by the colorful Ronen, who prepares classic Yemenite lachuch — spongy pancakes fried in olive

Located at the end of Jerusalem Street at the intersection with Arlosoroff Street. Specializes in freshly baked whole grain breads

A beloved vegetarian health food restaurant in the Old City’s central square, Kikar HaMeginim. Serves hearty soups, whole grain breads,

Art Café Michael is a charming dairy café in the Artists Quarter, located in a beautifully designed old Tzfat stone

The Canaan Gallery Café is an outdoor café inside the Old City’s Canaan Gallery, overlooking the Old Jewish Quarter. Open

Rabbi Avraham Dov of Avritch (c. 1760–1840), known as the Bat Ayin after his book, was a Hasidic master and

Reb Leibel Baal HaYissurim (Reb Leibel Master of Suffering) was a Chassidic tzaddik who accepted upon himself tremendous physical suffering

Rabbi Chaim of Chernovitz (1760-1817), author of Be’er Mayim Chaim, was a Chassidic master and student of the Baal Shem