HaHavit Tavern
החבית
A longtime pub-restaurant in town, open since 1987; its burgers and craft draft beer are the town's favorites and have long ranked first locally.
Founded in 1987 by Miko and Avital, the restaurant moved in 2016 to the old town center at 10 Nahal Tzichur Street. Its rock-themed decor makes for a lively atmosphere. The menu includes salads, sandwiches, pizza, pasta, Israeli home cooking and grills. Reviewers most often recommend the 300-gram burger and the fried schnitzel, and there's a large selection of Israeli craft beers and imported draft beers. Portions are generous and prices reasonable, around NIS 90–140 per person. Not kosher; dogs are welcome. Open Sunday to Thursday from afternoon until evening, and closed Friday and Saturday, so keep Shabbat in mind when visiting.
Opening hours
Sunday–Thursday, approx. 13:00–22:30; closed Friday and Saturday
Nearby sights
- Mitzpe Ramon Visitor Center
- Mount Gamal (Camel Lookout)
- Spice Route Quarter
- Alpaca Farm Mitzpe Ramon
- Makhtesh Ramon
- HaMinsara (The Carpentry)
- Ammonite Wall
- Ein Saharonim & Khan Saharonim