Who supervises kashrut at these restaurants?

All of them are listed in the Givat Shmuel Religious Council's kashrut directory, which gives each business's type (meat, dairy or parve) and any notes.

Which dairy places use non-Jewish milk powder?

The council notes that baked goods at Dreamery and Bakery Salon, both at 1 HaArava St, contain non-Jewish milk powder (avkat chalav nochri).

The council notes that at Hono, the sushi place at 1 HaOranim St, all meats are regular kashrut, not glatt. At Burgers Bar, Burgerim and Burgeranch everything is meat, including the fries.

Which cafes are open on Friday and Motzei Shabbat?

Cafe Cafe at Kanyon HaGiva lists Friday from 08:00 until three hours before Shabbat, and Motzei Shabbat from an hour and a half after Shabbat until midnight. Check other cafes directly.

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Kosher restaurants and cafes in Givat Shmuel

Kosher restaurants, pizzerias and cafes in Givat Shmuel under the local religious council, at Kanyon HaGiva, the Rogovin centre and HaOranim St.

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Every place on this page appears in the Givat Shmuel Religious Council's kashrut directory, which also notes points to know about each business.

Eating out clusters in a few spots: 1 HaOranim St (Burgers Bar, Hono, Shenziliano, Pizza Shemesh, Aroma), Kanyon HaGiva (Matbal, Burgeranch, Cafe Cafe), the Ami Boutique mall (Japan Japan, Pizza Hut, Cafe Greg) and the Rogovin centre in Ramat Hadar (Madamas, Burgerim, Landwer, Pizza Story).

The council's notes matter for some readers: baked goods at Dreamery and Bakery Salon contain non-Jewish milk powder (avkat chalav nochri); Hono's meats are regular kashrut, not glatt; and several pizzerias and cafes serve cheese with fish, only for those whose custom permits it.

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