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The Jerusalem PostCulture

Furman's Restaurant in Netanya Offers Diverse Dairy Menu Beyond Pizza

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Furman's restaurant in Netanya, co-founded by Aviad and Avivit, is reviewed for its diverse dairy menu beyond its well-known wood-fired pizzas. Located on the promenade, the restaurant offers unique dishes like salmon ceviche and roasted eggplant, alongside main courses such as salmon fillet with gnocchi and a mozzarella, beetroot, and artichoke salad. While desserts like cheesecake were enjoyed, the lemon pie was found disappointing. The review highlights the restaurant's ambiance, service, and varied offerings, noting prices and operating hours.

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  • Furman's restaurant in Netanya offers a diverse dairy menu beyond its famous wood-fired pizzas.
  • The menu features unique dishes like salmon ceviche (NIS 69) and roasted eggplant with tahini (NIS 49).
  • Main courses included salmon fillet with gnocchi (NIS 172) and a mozzarella, beetroot, and artichoke salad (NIS 83).
  • Desserts were mixed, with cheesecake (NIS 52) enjoyed but lemon pie deemed disappointing.
  • The restaurant is located on Netanya's promenade and is open daily with varying hours.
  • The writer was a guest of the restaurant during the review.

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