Landwer Group Launches Culinary Complex in Bat Yam
Translated & summarized from Calcalist by baba
The Landwer Group has inaugurated Cala Vera, a new 8 million shekel culinary and entertainment complex on Tayo Beach in Bat Yam, marking its expansion into this sector. The complex includes a restaurant and will feature a bar, surf club, and various activities. Landwer Group, owned by Ofer Koren, Moshe Eliya, Yariv Lerner, and Miki Almashraki, will pay the municipality 110,000 shekels monthly or a percentage of revenue. The group is also launching a new waiter-less cafe concept and expanding its burger chain.
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- Landwer Group opened the Cala Vera culinary and entertainment complex in Bat Yam.
- The new complex cost 8 million shekels and includes a restaurant, bar, and surf club.
- Landwer Group will pay Bat Yam municipality 110,000 shekels monthly or a percentage of revenue.
- The group is owned by Ofer Koren, Moshe Eliya, Yariv Lerner, and Miki Almashraki.
- Landwer Group is also launching a waiter-less cafe and expanding its burger chain.
The Landwer Group has opened a new culinary and entertainment complex called Cala Vera on Tayo Beach in Bat Yam. This marks the company's entry into the culinary entertainment complex sector. The complex, built at a cost of 8 million shekels, spans approximately 2,800 square meters and includes a chef's restaurant, a bar, a surf club, and activities like meditation workshops and ice baths. The first phase saw the opening of the Vera restaurant, featuring a Mediterranean menu designed by Chef Ovad Levy, with the Cala alcohol bar expected to open in the summer of 2027.
Landwer Group will pay the Bat Yam municipality 110,000 shekels per month or a percentage of revenue, whichever is higher. The municipality is contributing to the establishment costs as per the tender agreement. The group, owned by Ofer Koren, Moshe Eliya, Yariv Lerner, and Miki Almashraki, currently operates about 100 dining establishments under brands such as Landwer, Bread Club, Cafe Alma, and the KISS burger chain, primarily in northern Israel. They also own a bakery in Beersheba.
In parallel with the new complex, Landwer Group is expanding its existing brands. They are set to launch a new, waiter-less cafe concept called Landwer Corner in the Bavli neighborhood, aiming to address labor shortages in the restaurant industry. Additionally, their KISS burger chain, previously limited to northern Israel, will open three new branches in Hod HaSharon, Ramat Gan, and Bat Yam.