Pavo

No Longer In Business

Slightly difficult to find - keep walking past Adama sign - but insane view of valley below. Four of six listed beers were on. Quality was far superior to bottle. Friendly girl working there, though we were only ones there. Brewery setup is practically outside! Well worth a stop. No food during day.

Beautiful location with a magnificent view on the Carmel mountains and the see. Big terrace and a beer garden. Basic food selection, vegetarian-UNfriendly. Fresh house beer on tap. Kosher is indeed a problem for us heathens who prefer do drink on Friday evening/ Saturday morning.

The place is big, with lots of outdoor space in particular. In winter it might feel cramped. The location is stellar, with a great view over the surrounding hills and vales. The house beers aren’t all that great, but the brewpub is one of the only places you can find the draught-only stout, so it’s worth the trip.

A beautifull setting above the historic Carmel winery, has the most amazing vistas to the north and east coupled iwth a persistent breeze making this probably the most wonderfull place to drink beer in this country. The service is very friendly but a little on the amateurish side and food is quite basic and really needs an upgrading to complement the beer and the setting. The biggest drawback of the place is being kosher which means it is closed on friday evening and most of saturday, pity. Still i would gladly sit on the beatifull patio drinking their weizen or tripel in the cooling breeze.

Gorgeous setting! One of the nicest in Israel, perched on a hill with a view in the middle of the Carmel wine country. Friendly and casual like most places in Israel, can bring dogs, kids, read a book on the patio. Zikhron Ya’akov is wine country so it’s nice to see a brewery here although they have a long way to go before the quality is on par with the local wines. But still nice to support the effort. Added incentive to visit is that the stout is only available at the brewpub, and it is certainly the best of their beers.