Fodor's Expert Review Saba Gepetto

$$ Beersheva Israeli

If you need a break from traditional Middle Eastern food, head to Grandpa Gepetto, tucked into an alleyway off a small shopping mall. The dark, cavelike room features gourmet sandwiches served on fresh focaccia bread, with fillings ranging from stir-fried goose breast to chicken breast with pesto. All of them have whimsical names like Mad Cow and Chicken Little. The restaurant offers English-language menus and an excellent beer selection. For an after-dinner drink, ask the hostess about Bar Basaba (Grandpa's Bar). She'll take you around the corner, unlock an unmarked door, and lead you into the coolest bar in Beersheva, hidden in the courtyard between office buildings. There you'll find local Negev beers on tap and, for the homesick, select American beers in bottles.

Israeli Lunch Dinner $$

Quick Facts

109 Rasco St.
Israel

08-627–2829

Known For:
  • Sandwiches
  • Being a hidden gem
  • Beer on tap at the unmarked bar
Restaurant Details:
Rate Includes: No lunch Sat.

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