Two New Cafés Open at Ben Gurion Duty-Free Ahead of Passover
Airport Authority Spokesperson: In anticipation of the Passover holiday and the significant increase in passenger traffic, the Duty-Free area at Ben Gurion Airport continues to upgrade with the festive opening of two new cafés in Terminal 3: a branch of the Tatti chain and a new premium branch of Café Café.
Tatti Lands in Concourse C with a Rich Menu
The Tatti chain, which won the Israel Airports Authority tender to operate two branches in Concourses B and C, recently launched its new branch in Concourse C at Terminal 3. The location has undergone renovation and redesign, offering a wide variety of dishes: fresh pastries, pasta, quiches, salads, and more—all in an elegant and pleasant atmosphere, just before boarding the plane.
Café Café Premium: CAFE CAFE 02
Café Café is also expanding its presence at the airport with a new premium branch called CAFE CAFE 02. The branch opened in the area previously occupied by an Aroma branch, offering a rich menu that includes breakfast, pasta, shakshuka, Pate & Puff pastries, and a wide variety of dishes suitable for every traveler.
Kosher for Passover and Affordable Prices
All restaurants and cafés operating in the terminals at Ben Gurion Airport will be kosher for Passover, in accordance with the Israel Airports Authority policy. Additionally, food prices will be the same as in regular branches across the country, ensuring that travelers do not have to pay exorbitant prices.
All cafés will also sell items from the “basic basket” defined by the Airport Authority, which includes:
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Espresso or mineral water (500 ml) for only 8 shekels
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Butter croissant or cappuccino for 12 shekels
Coming Soon: Landwer, Chooka, and Brooklyn Pizza Also at the Airport
The new cafés join the culinary revolution at Ben Gurion Airport. Soon, the Landwer chain, the Asian restaurant chain Chooka, and Brooklyn Pizza will also join, with a branch opening in Terminal 1.
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