Protected and Accessible Venue
An intimate, designed, and adapted space, with a skilled team that takes care of all aesthetic aspects.
Friday Midday Brit
Ceremony in the morning, a kosher chef lunch at midday and everyone home before Shabbat. A boutique venue at Hatzuk Beach for 20-250 guests, free parking.
An intimate, designed, and adapted space, with a skilled team that takes care of all aesthetic aspects.
Located right by the entrance - convenient for guests and the family with the baby.
Diverse and Kosher menus perfectly suited for Brit and Brita events.
Culinary
A cohesive team of waiters and bartenders, Kosher chef menus, and a family-oriented atmosphere — everything to turn your Brit or Brita into one big experience.
Location
The venue is located at 21 Yonichman St., inside the Mandarin Hotel complex on Tzuk Beach — a location that makes an impression from the very first moment. Easy access from all of Gush Dan and the Sharon, a large private parking lot free for all guests, and proximity to the beach that creates an unforgettable atmosphere. Come see the place with your own eyes — schedule a tour and fall in love.
One short call and we'll know exactly how to make your event perfect — personal consultation, date check, and a competitive quote, with no obligation.
077-5516732The event is planned to end in the early afternoon, well before Shabbat begins. We set exact times with you according to the season.
Usually guests arrive in the morning, the ceremony follows and then lunch. We can adjust to the time set by the Mohel.
Yes. A kosher chef menu under Rabbinate supervision with a Mehadrin option, meat or dairy, including vegetarian and kids' dishes.
Yes, a large free parking lot right by the entrance - easy for strollers and grandparents.
Yes, a private quiet room is available before and after the ceremony.
The venue is at Hatzuk Beach, steps from the shore with a coastal feel, but the hall itself has no direct sea view. It is an enclosed, quiet, air-conditioned space that suits the ceremony.
Yes, we are used to it - a Brit is set eight days after birth. Send a request and we will reply with availability the same day.
From 20 to 250 guests, with spaces that adapt to the size of the event.
A Friday midday brit ends in time for everyone to get home before Shabbat. We set the hours according to that week's Shabbat start time.
Yes. There is a dedicated space for the brit ceremony, and you arrange the mohel directly.
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