As Pesach 2026 approaches, many kosher-for-Pesach restaurants in Israel are preparing special holiday menus, giving diners the opportunity to enjoy meals out. In these challenging times marked by ongoing war and uncertainty, we are all trying to maintain a sense of normalcy, support local businesses, and continue daily life as safely as possible. We remain hopeful for quieter days ahead and for the safe return of all our brave soldiers to their families.

Below is a curated and growing list of restaurants open for Pesach in Israel in 2026, all offering kosher-for-Passover options. This list contains information on the kashrut licence,  whether the restaurant serves kitniyot, and the location of the nearest sheleter. The list will continue to be updated as more information becomes available and as restaurants decide whether to open. All details have been provided directly by the restaurants; however, due to potential changes in regulations, we strongly recommend confirming the information with the restaurant before visiting.

Whether you are in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, or elsewhere in Israel, this guide is designed to help you find the best dining options for Pesach 2026, so you can enjoy delicious meals while celebrating the holiday

If you have any updated information, please comment below or message me. Restaurants should complete this form to be added to the list. If you want to share your experience at any of these Pesach restaurants, consider posting a review on Restaurant Club Israel or tagging me on Instagram.

DISCLAIMER: If you do not eat kitniyot, please do not rely on this list without checking directly with the restaurant. While I have done my best to provide accurate information, this list is compiled voluntarily and is not a business recommendation.

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Kosher for Pesach Restaurants by Location

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Kosher for Pesach Israeli Wineries 2026

I am sure there are more wineries open over Pesach, but these are the ones that I have checked. It is recommended to book in advance.

• Barkan Winery on Kibbutz Hulda has a state-of-the-art facility with a visitor’s center and tour designed to educate visitors on the entire winemaking process.
• Bat Shlomo Vineyards in Bat Shlomo, near Zichron Yaakov, is open with limited capacity; booking is required.
• Braun Winery ( Dairy, Kitniyot) in Moshav Kfar Shmuel, near Ramle, is open, with a cafe serving pizza, sandwiches, salads, cheese plates, and desserts. Click here for the Braun Winery Hebrew menu. There is a shelter in the winery.
• Dalton Winery (Mehadrin) in Merom Hagalil is one of the larger wineries in the area, with a spacious indoor tasting area and a beautiful outdoor space.
• Damti  67 Winery (Dairy, Kitniyot) on Damti Farm in Givat Kiach near Ben Gurion Airport.
• Domaine du Castel (Badatz Beit Yosef, Dairy, Kitniyot) in Yad Hashmona is open over Pesach for a tasting on the winery terrace or a winery tour and tasting in English or Hebrew, which includes 5 tastings, cheese, dips, and matza. For reservations and pricing, click here.

• Ella Valley Winery (Mehadrin) on Kibbutz Netiv Halamed Heh is surrounded by orchards with a spacious tasting room and a lovely outside space. Takeaway picnics are available, including wine, cheese, and salads.
• Eretz Winery is a boutique family-owned winery in Klil in the Galilee.
• Flam Winery (Kitniyot) is set in Moshav Eshtaol but could just as easily be in Tuscany or the French countryside.
• Gush Etzion Winery is open for wine tastings and tours; the cafe is closed.
• Gvaot Winery (No-Kitnitot) is open with wine tastings and a take-away menu including cheeses, salads, and desserts.
• Jezreel Valley Winery in Hanaton is a smaller winery with less to see than other wineries, but the setting is lovely.
• Kabir Winery (Rabbanut Mehadrin, No Kitniyot or Gebrokts) has a dairy cafe inside the winery’s visitor center in Alon Moreh in Judean Samaria.
• Kerem Daniela is a winery on a farm on Moshav Matsliah near Ramle.
• Netofa Winery  in Mizpe Netofa in the Galil is open for wine tastings with a Pesach Menu. Bookings recommended.

• Odem Mountain Winery in the upper Golan, on the way to Har Hermon (Mount Hermon). The setting is beautiful, and the visitor’s center is spacious.
• Psagot Winery (Rabbanut, Dairy, No Kitniyot) has a cafe and patisserie in the visitors center with a shelter on site.
• Tishbi Winery (Rabbanut, Dairy, Kitniyot) has a dairy restaurant in the main winery complex between Binyamina and Zichron Yaakov. I have eaten at the winery over Pesach. It gets very busy, but they have a great Pesach menu. The photos below are from Pesach and include the BBQ truck, which has been open in previous years.

• Tura Winery is a family estate winery in Rechelim, Samaria. Tura Vibe is a cafe in the winery’s courtyard, offering a full Pesach menu, including salads, cheese platters, pizza, and desserts. Click here for more information on the menu.
• Tzora Vineyards (Rabbanut, Dairy, Kitniyot) in Kibbutz Tzora is one of my favorite wineries to visit. Wine tastings can be booked on the website.

Take a look at my recommendations for the Top 10 Jerusalem Area Winery Visits for some more ideas.

Kosher for Pesach Catering 2026

There are a number of options for ready-made food or catering for Pesach. All the options below are either still accepting delivery orders or offer a takeaway option.

• Akomato (Mehadrin, Glatt Meat) in Or Yehuda sells ready made food for Shabbat and Chagim.
• B Grill  – Bracha Meshuleshet (Badatz Beit Yosef, Kitniyot) catering company with two branches in Rishon LeZion open for takeaway during chol hamoed.
• Biscotti (Badatz Beit Yosef, No-Kitniyot) sells takeaway sweet and savory pastries at stores in Petach Tikva, Bnei Barak, Netanya, Karmei Gat, Rosh Haayin, Ramat Elkana, Beer Yaakov, Tel Mond, and Or Akiva, but the cafes are closed. Here is the Biscotti Pesach menu.
• Catering Lavi (Mehadrin, No-Kitniyot) is a catering company based at the Kibbitz Lavi Hotel in the Lower Galilee. It has collection points around the country.
• Goldy’s (Badatz Chug Chatam Sofer, No-Kitniyot, No Shruya/Gebrokts; all products are Badatz HaEda Charedit, meat is Beit Yosef glatt/chalak), Jerusalem – traditional delicatessen with Ashkenazi and Sephardi food; full Goldy’s English Pesach menu, take-away only, deliveries closed.

• Guy’s Kitchen (Tzohar, Kitniyot) is a prepared-food store at Amot Orot Mall in Or Akiva, near Caesarea.
• Happicerie, Netanya—deli and prepared food by Chef Aviv Moshe, with delivery around the Merkaz area up to Rehovot. The full Hebrew menu is online.

• Hatagine is a traditional Moroccan restaurant in Talpiot, Jerusalem, serving prepared food for Pesach. The full Hebrew menu is online.
• Hayetzira Catering (No-Kitniyot) is a catering company based in Petach Tikva.
• Hazen Et Hakol (Mehadrin, Meat Badatz Machpud), Bnei Barak – delivery nationwide.
• J-DELI is the delicatessen of the 1868 group, with a store on King David, next to the restaurant, and one on HaPalmach in Jerusalem for take-away. Delivery orders can be made via the website..
• Jerusalem Cuisine (Mehadrin, No-Kitniyot, No Shruya (Gebrokts), gluten-free) – Delivery throughout Israel, full English menu online.
• Jewish Restaurant (Badatz Ada Haredit, No-Kitniyot, No Shruya), Bnei Barak—traditional Ashkenazi take-away food market.
• Ma’adanei Tzidkiyahu (Kitniyot) is one of the oldest and most famous delis in Shuk Machane Yehuda. It has several branches and delivers in Jerusalem, Gush Etzion, Mevarseret Zion, and Modiin.

• Marvad HaKasmim (Mehuderet, No-Kitniyot) ready-made food market in two stores in Jerusalem – main branch on King George and smaller branch on Rachel Imenu.
• Oh Mama has three branches in Tel Aviv and delivers to Tel Aviv, Givatayim, and Ramat Gan.
• Sender (Kitniyot) is a traditional Ashkenazi catering company in Levinsky Market with ordering and delivery via Wolt.
• Sulica (Kitniyot) is a deli that sells prepared food prepared by Chef Avi Bitton. It has branches in Rehov Einstein and Schuster Center in Ramat Aviv, Herzliya Pituach, and Hod HaSharon.
• Tenne (Kitniyot) is a delicatessen in Raanana with prepared food and other deli items.

Stay safe and sane! חג פסח כשר ושמח

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This list was compiled through personal research, together with my friends at Datilishes, and should not be copied without permission and full credit for its content. ©Debbest Israel.