Dok is a restaurant with an interesting element - the food is fucking tasty. Officially, the "thing" behind the restaurant is that everything they make grow in Israel (boring)- local cheeses, vegetables, wine and so on. So, if you want to clear your conscience for all the fuel your plane burned, that also might be the place for you.
Surprisingly, Dok is not a reference to Bugs Bunny catchphrase, but just the owner's last name. As I mentioned before (if the editor allowed it), there's nothing interesting there beside the fact that the food is fucking tasty (they also arrange it in an attractive way on the plate). Oh, they also sell wine at a reasonable price.
Honestly, everything I ordered there tasted great. It was similar to the experience of listening to the first album of the Fratellis.
Also, it tends to be pretty full there, so if you want to sit on the bar (or generally sit), you should order a place in advance.
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