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An Antwerp-based Israeli food chain that closed due to hate messages and boycotts related to its association with Tel Aviv and Israel. At its height, it operated four restaurants and produced a popular cookbook.
Last updated: 6/30/2026, 4:24:59 AM
Boker Tov is a Mediterranean all-day diner in Antwerp, evolving from a deli concept. It offers simple, shareable Mediterranean and Israeli-inspired food, served from morning to evening. The establishment has been noted for its cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, and at one point operated as a small chain across Belgium, even producing a popular cookbook.
Customers consistently praise Boker Tov for its fresh, delicious food, welcoming staff, and vibrant atmosphere. Dishes like hummus, falafels, babaganush, and the schnitzel sandwich are frequently highlighted as tasty and well-prepared with generous portions. Many appreciate the comfortable, no-nonsense environment and the convenience of its opening hours for after-work visits. While generally positive, one review expressed strong political criticism regarding the authenticity of its 'Israeli' food, claiming it was 'stolen from the arabs' and lacked real taste.
Boker Tov was part of a small chain that once included four restaurants across Belgium and published a cookbook. The restaurant has faced challenges, including hate and boycott, but recent customer reviews indicate it is operational and thriving.
Boker Tov is suitable for visits throughout the day, offering breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. It's particularly recommended for a relaxed breakfast or brunch, and its late closing hours (until 21:00-22:00) make it a good option for after-work dining.
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