falafel
For Eilat's cheap yet excellent falafel, check out the falafel joint just across the street from the bus station at the International Birdwatching Centre, on HaTemarim Boulevard.
Ginger Restaurant
(http://www.rest.co.il/sit...) restaurant and bar. the who's who of eilat are found in ginger, its the new 'in' location for eilat's elite. not nearly as expensive as it is exclusive, its good spot for dining if you don't mind seeing your picture in the local eilat gossip pages.
Barbis
(http://www.rest.co.il/sit...) american foods restaurant, is a great burger place in the middle of the tourist center. prices are cheap and the burgers are tasty and huge.
The main promenade is packed with stylish restaurants catering to tourists and locals alike, offering some of Israel's finest cuisine prepared by Israel's master chefs. Mainly owned by the major hotel chains. The vast variety of restaurants understandably come at a price, but they don't get as pricey as the restaurants of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
Pago Pago floating restaurant
(http://www.pagopagorest.c...) an attraction in itself. the restaurant is strictly non-kosher, serving great sushi, sea-food and fantastic steaks. not just good food but a nice relaxing evening bobbing on the waters of the marina. it's well moored so no chance of drifting off. the restaurant is a little pricey, but no more than other restaurants and you definitely get far more for your money. if you only spoil yourself with one good restaurant during your visit to eilat, pago pago is definitely the restaurant to go to.
Pedro's Restaurant
For an excellent steak, the hang-out restaurant of eilat's diving instructors, you'll have to get a cab because it's nowhere near the tourist haunts. well worth the effort if you are steak lover... or if you consider yourself an honorary local, either way, it's hard to tell what's tastier, the restaurant's meat or the punters..