Douzan Restaurant
דוזאן
A Lebanese restaurant and café in a Templer-era German colony stone house, with a sunken, tree-shaded garden terrace full of character.
Located at 35 Ben-Gurion Boulevard, across the street from Fattoush, the restaurant occupies a 19th-century stone house built by German Templer settlers. The terrace sits below street level, filled with plants, a small waterfall and shade trees. Lonely Planet describes it as half Lebanese restaurant, half French-style café. The menu includes sfeeha (Lebanese meat flatbread) and tomato-sauce baked shrimp, with plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options. Breakfast is served all day until late. Prices are mid-range, around NIS 80–120 per person. Reviews are mixed, with a few complaints about inconsistent food.
Opening hours
Daily, from morning until late at night
Nearby sights
- German Colony
- Bahá'í Gardens & Shrine of the Báb
- Wadi Nisnas
- Louis Promenade
- Madatech – Israel National Museum of Science
- Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art
- Stella Maris Monastery & Cable Car
- Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum