Sisters Expand Cafe and Gallery Business from Kibbutz to Coastal Town
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Sisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem opened a cafe and gallery, starting on their parents' farm in Batzat and expanding to Nahariya and Mateh Asher near Achziv. They decided to remain open on Saturdays, considering it "presumptuous" to close in their scenic location. Sharon Rotem discussed the business's growth and operations.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Sisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem expanded their cafe and gallery business from Batzat to Mateh Asher.
- The business began on their parents' farm and later moved to Nahariya.
- They operate near Achziv in the Mateh Asher region.
- The owners decided to stay open on Saturdays, calling closure "presumptuous."
Sisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem established a cafe and gallery shop, beginning on their parents' farm in Batzat. Over the years, their business expanded, moving first to Nahariya and later settling in Mateh Asher, near Achziv.
Sharon Rotem described a period when they considered closing on Saturdays but decided against it, feeling it would be "presumptuous" given their location in one of Israel's most beautiful areas.
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