A magical coffee cart located in the landscapes of the Western Negev. "Cafe Katan" emphasizes cooperation with local businesses with the idea that together it's "tastier." So you're invited to enjoy excellent, freshly ground coffee, juices and smoothies, various sandwiches (including vegan options), and sweet and savory pastries (we offer vegan and gluten-free sweet pastries).  ...

Tabun Truck - Real Neapolitan Pizza Tabun track offers you an Italian food experience with Israeli elements. In the food truck, we prepare Neapolitan pizzas at Tabun 450, 72-hour rising doughs, home-made tomato sauce and Israeli cheeses. We put together our unique flavors in collaboration with Chef Aharon Politi from the 'Michelin House'. Our values oblige us not to compromise on product quality, freshness of raw materials and uncompromising service. We try to maintain a sustainable environment and use environmentally friendly disposable wooden trays, pans and utensils. Our range of pizzas is also suitable for vegans with a delicious and colorful pizza that combines baking with a topping of fresh vegetables. The Tabun truck is Kosher L'mehadrin...

Hamburger's Boutique Foodtruck in a rustic atmosphere, You can sit outside with music and a good atmosphere into the night. The place is located in the heart of Moshav far from all the noise of the city and designed with character. *You can also order for private events by prior arrangement...

Yaniv's schnitzel is a food truck with 'Friday's schnitzel' and falafel in Challah bread. Everything is made on site and according to the customer's personal taste. Toppings: Matbucha, hummus, tahini, pickled lemon, purple cabbage salad, fried eggplant, pickled cucumber, hot pepper and more. * For groups over 10 people, advance coordination is necessary. * Can also be booked for private events and company events....

The rustic, pleasant coffee cart called Geula Bar is located just across a spectacular view of vineyards. It sits on the Boyman family farm in Moshav Tkuma. How it all began? Geula Bar was founded by David and Nitzan, two brothers from Moshav Tkuma, and their partners, Ruth and Ella. Why 'Geula' - you ask? Well, it was named after the brothers' grandmother - who taught them (and still does) a love for food and the kitchen. During their big trip to Australia (where the food truck business is booming), the brothers came up with the idea to build a food truck and launch their business in the Moshav  where they both grew up, in the south of Israel. They designed and built the cart with their own four hands to a high level of precision, including the seating areas scattered across the farm's yard. In winter, the site offers covered seating areas between rows...