Eating and drinking in Sde Dov

A district of 16,000 homes is planned with about 125,000 sqm of commerce. Much of it is ground floor: colonnades along the residential lots in Eshkol, a two-kilometre beach promenade in Central, and a neighbourhood high street in North. That is where the district's restaurants and cafés will open — and this page tracks those units by lot, before any of them has a tenant.

There is no invented business on this page and no rating. Every row in the table is a unit on a real lot, with the uses the plan allows, an opening window derived from the construction schedule, and a source for every number. When a tenant signs, the row gets a name — and the address stays.

What the plan fixes

• About 125,000 sqm of commerce district-wide, beside about 330,000 sqm of employment and about 3,000 hotel rooms.Plan TA/4444 validation sheet, via Shavnu, 2020-03
• Eshkol: about 45,000 sqm of commerce and offices, on lots 301–306 and in the colonnades of residential lots 101–111.Shavnu masterplan page, 2026-08
• Central: about 85,000 sqm of retail and leisure, including the beach promenade and the five-hotel strip.Shavnu masterplan page, 2026-08
• North: about 35,000 sqm of neighbourhood commerce.Shavnu masterplan page, 2026-08
• First occupancy in Eshkol is expected around 2029; district build-out around 2035.Shavnu district timeline, 2026-08

Who opens first

Opening order follows occupancy order: Eshkol's colonnades open with the first buildings, Central's promenade arrives with the hotels and homes around it, and North's neighbourhood retail comes last. Anyone looking for a restaurant or café site should look first at the Eshkol lots already under construction — 101, 103, 107, 110, 111 — and at the 300-series lots with approved design plans.

Next

• Commercial space to lease — how to take a unit
• The map — commercial ground floors
• Shops