Culinary tour
In Bnei Brak

All you need to know about our adventurous tour:

We'll be starting off the tour at our meeting point, aka a local deli, on the outskirts of the city, where we'll taste foods that are typically served at every Simcha, Kidush or Shalom Zachar (a celebration held at the synagogue after the birth of a son). Delicious trays of smoked herring, cheeses and other delicacies will be waiting for you to savor.

From there on, we will continue to Rabbi Akiva street, Bnei Brak's main thoroughfare, the local Champs-Elysees if you will, where we will get a good look at the most beautiful & historical places in the city, including the Great Synagogue and the mythological Ponevezh Yeshiva.

After we have had our fill of taking in the sights of this vibrant city, we'll be stopping at a good bakery to snack on a selection of piping hot pastries fresh out of the oven. Of course we'll have to leave room for the highlight, which is yet to come!

After getting an earthly taste of the city we'll be moving on to a more spiritual orientated aspect of the holy city- the Itzkowitz Synagogue, where minyanim are held with 24/7 (Maariv anyone?).

Our final stop will be at the local Cholenteria, where we'll be getting a steaming & satisfying bowl of Cholent- the 'real deal'! (Vegetarian option available) while hearing stories about the famous dish.

Other Important Details to be taken into account:

• Bring along with you comfortable shoes- as this tour can last up to 3 hours. Trust us - there is plenty to see!
• We recommend you come with clothes befitting the spirit of the city, we trust you. 😃
• The tour includes a persona guide, smoked herring and cheeses, pastries, cholent.

Come & discover , together with us a wonderful new world right under your nose, just 15 minutes away from the most vibrant business city in Israel- Tel Aviv! Our experienced tour guides will take you to the most delicious, intriguing and interesting places in Bnei Brak. During the course of our tour you will be learning about the Ultra-Orthodox lifestyle, get to know the different sections of its society.

In addition you will be exposed to their lifestyle choices & circumstances- such as what they like to eat matchmaking & meet their future spouses, the difference between an Etznik & a Mechabel (terrorist), why does one Yeshiva in Bnei Brak hoist a flag on Independence Day? How did Herzl street become Rav Shach? Hear fascinating first-hand stories & experience the ultra-Orthodox street life in the most intimate and exciting setting, and most importantly - eat and enjoy the variety of delicacies the city has to offer. Must see places:
Katz Bakery | Ponevezh Yeshiva | Warsaw Park | Great Synagogue | Cholanteria | Itzkovich | Wigs Store | Restaurants

In the pictures below, you can get an idea of the Arba - Minim market which opens up before the Succot holiday, see a Chasidic Tish as well as the Ponevezh Yeshiva, the Highlight of any visit to Bnei Brak.

Avi Veller (right) 29, married + 1, grew up in the city of Bnei Brak and was educated in Ultra-Orthodox educational institutions. After a yeshiva track study period he enlisted in the IDF, has an LL.B, is a programmer at a research institute by day and gives fun evening tours in Bnei Brak by night.

Hezki Sorotskin (left) 27, married + 2, has 13 siblings, a resident of Bnei Brak, grew up and studied in Jerusalem's Ultra-Orthodox educational institutions, has an LL.B., runs a company promoting and building websites by day, and leads fun tours of Bnei Brak by night.

Who is the tour intended for and how to register?The tour is for everyone! For individuals of all ages, talk to us and we will tailor the tour to your needs:

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