The 23 best spots for salad in Tel Aviv

Came here for dinner and absolutely loved everything we ordered! Jericho beans and the eggplant were our two most favorite dishes. While this is more of a bar that serves food, we thought the food was actually better than in a few much more high-end restaurants we’ve visited. The place is very busy and there was a ~30 minute wait, but once we were seated the food arrived very quickly. Service was good. Our waiter was very friendly and spoke good English. Card payment was no issue

What can I say, great on all avenues! Small delicious dishes allowed us to enjoy a variety of local tastes, smells and sights, coupled with an amazing wine friendly, welcoming service topped by a chill atmosphere made the night a perfect one Go

The food was phenomenal, but the timing of the courses was not good. We had to wait at least 15 minutes for every request (a napkin never arrived). The service was bad, and the bill was inaccurate and needed corrections twice. Also, the restrooms were out of soap and toilet paper. A disaster for a chef-driven gastro-bar.

A bit disappointed. Restaurant with a great atmosphere, and nice music. The ambiance was great, lot of people and nice sitting outdoors. We waited 40min in a queue (Saturday 3pm) When it comes to food it was nothing special. We have tried: - baked potato - do not recommend - ratatouille - amazing! - courgette with ricotta - light and fresh Overall we felt a bit sick after the food, the prices were high and portions small. I wouldn't come back to eat there however the whole experience was very nice.

Amazing food. Great vibes! It was crowded on a Wednesday at noon — plenty of seats available still, no wait. The food was amazing. I got the eggplant and the okra. They also brought my a dessert on the house.

I had an amazing dining experience at this Israeli restaurant with refined and authentic cuisine. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the warm and inviting ambiance. The menu offered a delightful selection of Israeli dishes that truly showcased the richness of the country's culinary heritage. Each dish was prepared with care and attention to detail, delivering an explosion of flavors that left me wanting more. The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, making excellent recommendations and ensuring that my dining experience was top-notch. The restaurant's decor was tastefully done, reflecting the essence of Israeli culture and adding to the overall dining pleasure. In summary, if you're looking for an authentic Israeli dining experience with refined and mouthwatering cuisine, I highly recommend visiting this restaurant. It's the perfect spot to explore the vibrant flavors of Israel in a warm and welcoming setting.

first meal in israel was amazing! recommend the tomatoes, so simple, yet addictive and wishing there was more! atmosphere was loud and active, wait time for a table is quite long, as you can tell people just sit around and smoke, but other than that, delicious food

I love eating here and deliberately wanted to make this restaurant my first stop for shawarma once I landed in TLV back in my first-ever visit to Israel. Very easy service where they handle the long lines efficiently and are helpful behind the counter. Even better quality food and at decent prices. It's nice to sit outside to eat when it's not so hot out.

✨ The creator of this concept has truly mastered Middle Eastern cuisine, adding that unique Israeli touch that makes all the difference. 👏 A big bravo for such an achievement! 🍴 In my opinion, this is simply the best restaurant in Israel—refined, thoughtful, and brilliantly executed. 💡 And if the idea of opening another branch ever comes up, I’d be more than open for business. Henri Keesje

Not a big fan of falafel, but that’s probably the best one in Tel Aviv. Simple yet delicious menu with all-times Israeli favorites- hummus, falafel, Israeli salad. Both plate and pita serving options are available. Lunch dishes are huge, so it’s ok to share it for two. Pretty busy during lunch hours

Atmosphere: No indoor or closed area in a season that is fairly hot and tables are unsanitized attracts flies and bad odder from full of waste in bins on tables and the dirty dishes in open area. Service: fast bur when you run that fast there will be mistakes , I paid for 1 shawarma in lafa and 1 falafel in pitta bread and another pitta shawarma sapratly yet because of the queue and fast pace ordered he forgot to make the falafel until I mentioned and showed him the ticket. Sometime a bit balance in speed and efficiency is what needed not just speed Service. Food: Shawarma was fantastic. Meat was flavour correctly and meat cooked just right. Falafel was seemed a bit burnt out on the surface but still delicious inside once you pass that burnt darker crisp. Salads and sauces were just right in both dishes .

The flafel is good, but not sure if worth the hype (and the relatively high price). They did put a lot inside the Pita. The service is pretty bad, they are bot nice, sometimes slow, not always listening.

Some of the best falafel I’ve ever had. Quick service. The schnitzel also got rave reviews!

Best possible falafel and humus: delicious, super tasty and always a good sign: lot of locals eat here. You can even feel the taste only from good it smells staying in the queue - yes, usually jt will be a small queue, but it moves fast and you even get some falafel samples on the way. Portions are huge, so I recommend getting the pita one ( which is smaller ) if you’re not really really hungry. I got falafel and humus - being hungry ( only meal of the day ) and I could finish only half. You order at the counter and everything is made in front of you, fresh. Humus will come after 1-2 minutes and you get a ringer to inform you it’s time to check the counter Can also get sauces and pickles salad free of charge from the right side. Definitely recommend, I had the most amazing arabic food ( falafel or humus ) so you must check it out.

Funky kosher dairy menu. Not the usual boring fare. Variety of breakfast options through the day. I enjoyed my quesadillas. My wife had a solid smoked salmon bagel. Beverages were imaginative and great for summer. My espresso tonic was very good. Great vibe. Busy. Sits on the route for the light rail which meant that it was noisy.

Loved the place, very accommodating staff and delicious kosher food. I had their special of the week: eggs on beer bread with a beet spread and cabbage topping. The vibe is inclusive and the menu is super original. Definitely will be heading back! Recommend going before 11am bc it got packed after like 11:30.

Possibly the worst coffee I’ve had in my life. At first I was disappointed by the small portion. But after my first sip I was glad that I didn’t receive more of this sub par beverage. It was terribly bitter and sour. I went with a good friend and she described her coffee as “literally just trash.” As far as food is concerned, the menu is quite small, which could be seen as a good thing. I ordered the egg and cheese bagel which was fine. Nothing incredible and nothing bad. It was a very small portion with only a single egg and toppings that slide all over the place. I also noticed that most of the tables around me received their orders wrong and received excuses from the wait staff. To summarize, I left Cafe Xoho (what is that name?) rather disappointed and disturbed. It certainly is a very busy and trendy establishment but I don’t understand how my fellow restaurant goers enjoyed their experience. While they drank the liquid that drips out of Tel Aviv air conditioner units that Cafe Xoho is selling off as Lattes and Espresso, I asked my table mate how it is that everyone else seems to be relatively enjoying their meals? At the table next to me, a young American frat type boy commented that it was the best bagel he ever ate. What? Poor boy, are you ok? Are you being starved? Have you being living on the diet of a squirrel or small bird, seeds and nuts? Blink twice if you need help. Of course I understood everything when I saw his hat, a Boston Red Sox SnapBack. Spare his soul for he know not of the might of the pinstripes of our great Yankees, hailing from the new city of York at the head of the Hudson! In short, I would not recommend.

The staff here clearly don’t care about their customers. I placed an order and specifically asked to remove a few items, but they ignored my request. When I complained, they replaced it — with the exact same mistake. After complaining again, nothing changed. On top of that, they automatically added a tip, as if we’re in the U.S. In Israel, tipping is up to the customer — and trust me, this place doesn’t deserve a single shekel with such poor service. What a shame. If you’re visiting Israel or just looking for a café, avoid this location at all costs. There are plenty of better places nearby that actually respect their customers. Also, the prices here are outrageously high compared to other cafés in the area.

Every morning in Tel Aviv, my wife and I follow the same ritual: coffee at Xoho, on Ben Yehuda Street. Our anchor point, our little piece of order in the chaos. Xoho has two zones — smoking and non-smoking. I smoke, so our choice is obvious. This morning, three empty tables. One in part sun with a single chair; two in the shade, still cluttered with empty cups and crumbs. No one around — just the remains of other people’s breakfasts. As usual, I sit at one of the shaded tables and wait (don’t ask, just wait) for someone to clear it. A waitress approaches. She tells me the table hasn’t been cleaned yet and suggests — no, politely orders — me to sit at the sunny table instead. “I’d rather stay here,” I say. “I can wait. Take your time.” “It’s not a suggestion,” she says. “I demand.” Fine. I get up, waiting for her to clear it. She starts moving around, wiping every table except mine — a perfect little ballet of passive aggression. Then another waitress passes by. I ask, “Excuse me, may I sit here?” “Of course!” she says, smiling, and immediately clears the table for me. I sit down, relieved. Naturally, the first waitress reappears. “See the difference between you and your colleague?” I tell her. “She hurried to help me. You’ve been rude.” She calls me ridiculous. I tell her she’s been horrible. The tone rises a bit, but nothing dramatic. Then the manager appears, serious and defensive. “You can’t speak to my staff like that,” he says. I explain what happened. He doesn’t care. He demands that I apologize. “No,” I reply. “If anyone should apologize, it’s her.” He asks me to leave. Which I do — calmly. If I were him, I’d probably have done the same, out of principle. Still, I can’t help thinking that waitress chose the wrong job. One day, Xoho will figure it out. Pity — it used to be my favorite café.

Amazing breakfast place! Vibrant, lots of people, and music is playing! The staff is attentive ❤️ Food was great as well, fantastic design of the menu - healthy and classical options with an original take on them. Pancakes, granola, bagels! Oat and almond-rice milk available, which is fantastic for us :))

Delicious place for a gluten free, vegetarian or dairy free options. The place is quiet and nice with a self service concept. You order in the front counter and you pick up in the bar. All of their options are delicious and healthy from main courses to beverages. Pick from different milk alternatives and be clear if you want the GF or totally vegan options. Recommended for breakfast at anytime. I had pancakes and bagels at 3 pm.

The food menu is very interesting and apparently based on local products from the Galilee region. The dishes are not generous, and in my opinion, could be more generous. The restaurant doesn't have good acoustics and is somewhat noisy, which in a restaurant of this category and these prices could be more appropriate. The experience was very good, but some details could be improved.

Superb. The food was fantastic, original, rich in flavors and textured yet perfectly balanced, the presentation of it was wonderful. The service was welcoming and knowledgeable, we recieved great recommendations. Even the dessert was super accurate, extremely tasty mango slices on lightly sweetened yugort cream, looked so simple but was so tasty and accurate. I hope they'll be able to keep that high level.

The host would not let my family sit inside with my kids and only offered seating where people smoked outside even with inside non-smoking tables available. My kids are young and are not ok to sit by smokers. The service and hostesses were very disappointing. They only wanted kids outside in the smoking area. I do not recommend this restaurant.

This is the BEST restaurant in Israel! Amazing space, great vibe and mind blowing food! If there was a Nobel prize for service the restaurant manager Sagi would win it hands down! We ate here 3 times in a week and it was divine each time! 11/10

Extremely great every single time! Amazing and unique seasonal dishes. Such fresh ingredients and delicious food. There is a beautiful outdoor garden area as well as a very chic indoor area. Great atmosphere. A total must.

Great place in the heart of business area. A bit upscale, but with Israeli touch. All times favorites from local cuisine, many vegetarian options. The service is a bit slow, but considering that I was during the lunch hour, the waiting time was reasonable. Reservations are required. Terrace is beautiful, especially in the summer. Highly recommended for a business lunch or even the first date

Amazing. I have to return to this place just so I can try dishes I haven't tried yet. We only had starters which I think is a great idea because you get to taste many delicious things. Nothing was simple and known, so you really get to try new flavors. The waitresses were nice, food arrived quickly and cocktails were great.

What a disappointment. Something bad had happened to this once nice place, that now gives you a fast food restaurant feeling with a price of a chef restaurant. We arrived on a Saturday noon time for lunch. Ordered three starters and two main courses and some Ouzo too. Apparently everything must be ordered separately, for extra costs, including if you order Ouzo mixed with soft drinks or MUST add bread if you order their starters (which are basically mostly spreads...). We don't mind pay extra (as we did) - but it gives a bitter taste, especially when the service is awful and the portions are miniature. All the food arrived at once, regardless of order - we didn't have enough time to enjoy it and it got cold. Waiter didn't pay attention to dietary requests and we had to discuss that with her....the chicken was served with inedible parts which was a disappointment. At the end when we were asked about our experience - we actually mentioned it was not what we expected listing the above issues, they silently continued to clean the table and left without even responding. What a shame. Why ask about the service or experience if you don't really mind it care or wish to fix things?

Ordered souvlaki on takeaway. The order came after an hour and a half, soggy and completely cold. We called them to explain what happened (they should separate the meat from the pita so it doesn't become soggy). They agreed to send another complimentary order. The order never came. Awful service. Disgraceful. The food there is tasty... obviously not takeaway.

Everything about this place is Greek which is nice. The atmosphere is lively and the service is good but everything else is quite average. Two of our dishes arrived relatively cold to our table and the moussaka lacked flavor. The zucchini fries were a great snack. Generally I would say the dishes are overpriced for what you get.

I'm writing this review as a tourist. I see there's some reviews pointing out that it’s expensive. I agree. But everything is expensive in Tel Aviv in my opinion. The food here is AMAZING. The salads are fresh and tasty. The gyro dishes are tasty and juicy. The beer in the big blue cups are refreshing. The music at night really sets the tone of the Greek place. Service is great and the best part you are eating with the Mediterranean Sea view. At night when it’s cold they have heaters. Highly recommended if you want to have a good time, drinks and food!

It was okay. Prices, like anywhere else in Israel, are high, the food was good. Main complaints, low value for money, and we ordered a small shrimp dish, which came with 5 small shrimp, that's a joke. Friendly service.

If you are looking for a family place to eat good food with a nice ambiance, a bit out of TLV center, think of this as an option. On weekends, better make a reservation before. Service was kind and fast, and the food quality was very good. Great Uzo and nice desserts. Their garlic spread with home bread is a must. The music was a bit too loud for us...and coming with a person in a wheelchair, was a bit of a challenge to find where we can bring him to this center and we had to clear some people from the way. We most likely try one of their branches again soon...

Don’t go !!! We were a group of 15, with ages from 9 to 80… three families. We were sat outside which is the first problem, only half of the table got the air from the fans. The other half of the table had to suffer. The food was mainly average, Not the most tasty grilled food you can have in Israel, And the kebabs I ordered were raw inside and had to be returned. But the biggest problem was the service, The waiter forgot many of our dishes and so when they didn’t arrive with everyone else else’s so some of our group got their main course 30 to 40 minutes after everyone else. Even soft drinks and water took 20 minutes and repeated request to arrive. Tables were not cleared properly in between courses, You have to ask for every little thing like, clearing plates, for extra napkins… To summarise, The service was absolutely terrible and pretty much ruined my evening. The food wasn’t much better. We will never go to another Greco again!

We had one of their pizzas along with pasta and salad. The pizza was good but not very flavorful (if you like to have spices in your food, this place isn't it); the pizza crust was AMAZING which is why I still gave 5*. The pasta and salad were very good. The staff is super friendly and accommodating.

הפיצה is one of the best pizzas in Tel Aviv! Pizza 🍕 Their pizzas are not very thick, they have a few delicious ones and we specially like the Tartufo. Their service is mostly very good and pizzas comes relatively quickly. Major downside is that it’s next to a street where cars beep a lot. Their soups are also excellent.

I needed a quick dinner and searched for nearby pizza, the reviews on this place were pretty spot on! I only waited for my cheese pizza for about 10 minute so. Just a heads up there is no meet for the pizza for those non locals like myself who didn’t know this. The pizza was very yummy, although not much sauce. I asked for a extra mozzarella on the pizza pictured.

Always very busy. Good food and service. One of the better pizzas in Israel. Basil should not be baked with the pizza. It should go fresh on it after baking. It is worth going there but not if you have to wait more than 10 min.

We have been visiting this place for years now and we will be back for more the place is one of my top 5 restaurants in TLV. Top quality food, service, atmosphere and location. Italian food at its best!!! Do not miss it!

This place is a great Italian 🇮🇹 restaurant! Hapizza has fantastic homemade pizza 🍕 and pasta 🍝 - all with homemade dough! Staff 👨‍🍳 is super nice and professional. Service is quick but you might have to wait to be seated. The cream & mushroom 🍄 pasta is delicious! I wish I came here earlier!

this place is amazing one of my favorite restaurants in tel aviv. we got the caesar salad, the caprese with mushrooms, mushroom pizza, and pesto pasta and everything was so delicious! almost ordered another caesar salad cause it was so good

I ate there in several occasions as well as ordered take away to work. There wasn't one time that the food felt fresh, and all in all they don't match the standard of other restaurants (especially vegan ones) in Tel Aviv :/ It's a shame because the dishes sound great, but in reality what u get is kinda disappointing.

All vegan menu, creative dishes, great atmosphere and service. The cheese platter is so tasty, some of the cheese are tastier than dairy cheese (the pecan Bree is AMAZING). All ingredients were fresh and it seemed like the chefs put a lot of creative thought into building the perfect, well rounded dishes. Highly recommend even if you are not vegan at all! Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person ₪40–60 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes פלטת גבינות טבעוניות, Soba Noodle Salad Parking space Difficult to find parking Parking options Parking is unavailable

This is a great vegan restaurant with relaxed atmosphere and unpretentious service. It has a small dining room, an enclosed patio and an outdoors one. There are 5 stairs leading to the front door. Service was very accommodating. We requested a table by the window (that was not available when we arrived) and were moved once o e became available. The various dishes were of high quality, tasted great and were visually attractive. No customer was hurried to leave after their meal even when they were busy. A very satisfying and enjoyable meal. They also have shelving with various foods for takeout (see photos).

On a short visit to Israel, my daughter and I had the absolute pleasure of dining at Anastasia. Food was excellent, service was very friendly and prices were comparable to most other vegan restaurants we visited during this trip. They were very busy at 10pm and we had to wait a while for a table, reservations are advised. Highly recommended.

All vegan menu, creative dishes, great atmosphere and service. The cheese platter is so tasty, some of the cheese are tastier than dairy cheese (the pecan Bree is AMAZING). All ingredients were fresh and it seemed like the chefs put a lot of creative thought into building the perfect, well rounded dishes. Highly recommend even if you are not vegan at all!

So far, my favourite vegan restaurant. It’s located in a main area. The menu is completely vegan and also offers gluten free options. They have quite a large variety of delicious food. The soba salad is especially good. The dishes are a bit overpriced, but not exceptional compared to other restaurants in Tel Aviv.

Amazing food, vegan done right, fresh ingredients cooked perfectly, with just the right balance of flavors. They have a vegan cheese plate that's just perfect. And a vegan cheese cake that is simply one of the best cheese cakes I've ever eaten, vegan or not... So I highly recommend this place, also the waters are lovely, and were very helpful with suggestions on what to pick. 🧀 🍰

Ouzeria is a fantastic spot for a memorable meal. The food was absolutely delicious, earning a full five stars — every dish was flavorful, fresh, and beautifully presented. The service was also very good; the staff was attentive and friendly, although there were moments when we had to wait a little longer than expected. The atmosphere was vibrant and pleasant, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the evening. Overall, a wonderful experience and definitely a place I would recommend to others!

Lots of potential in this place. Service was friendly and relaxed, tables outside on a sunny day where lovely. The cauliflower, aubergine carpaccio, veal sweetbread and chicken souvlaki were good. Portions are quite small for the price. The beetroot ravioli was quite bland and disappointing. Overall good but just expensive for the portion sizes.

Had a private dinner at Ouzeria next door. Everything was absolutely perfect!! The More Foods vegan dish was the favorite of the night, a plant based protein made from pumpkin and sunflower seeds! Very cool!

I came across Ouzeria from Bloomberg's list of best restaurants in Tel Aviv. We were not disappointed. The atmosphere is hip and laid back just like its surrounding neighborhood. The food is here eclectic and playful and drew a large influence from Spain. Most dishes are like tapas and meant to be shared, while some dishes had a Israeli spin to it. I took off one star because no single dish really blew us away but we found the entire experience to be very pleasant. The place is not cheap but if you can manage to get here when they open and avoid the typical long wait, Ouzeria is definitely worth a try!

Cool Greek themed restaurant in the Levinsky market area. The area is liveliest on a Friday before Shabbat. The food was delicious, portions were a little small, but overall very fulfilling.

I really really love this restaurant and have been coming every year when i visit tel aviv. its simple yet beautiful & has such amazing energy flowing. went last night for dinner and had an obvious incredible time. had fried calamari & rump steak. the calamaris are so tiny and packed with flavor its deliciousss! i always get the rump steak cause its just top notch. anyways 5 star experience always! thanks to my wonderful waiter eyal. i definitely recommend going here!!! you wont regret it

The pace is hopping with a lunchtime crowd clearly enjoying their respective meals. There want an peeing on the menu I didn't want to try. The next time I go I'd like to try their vegan offering. Go and enjoy.

This place is very trendy, but I did not have such a positive experience here. I came here for lunch, the food was fine, not something special or anything I would come from far. But what I really didn't like was the fact that they allow people to smoke inside the restaurant, and since it was a cold day and the windows were shot, I was literally choking. The service was fine as well, the food arrived after a reasonable amount of time, but the waiters were a bit impatient.

I just had a shockingly bad experience at this place in regard to the service. The manager, who was also our server - a petite brunette woman - was incredibly rude and aggressive. There was a misunderstanding with something related to the bill and we very gently brought it to her attention. She fought us, escalated the situation drastically, made rude comments under her breath, and then had the audacity to ask for a tip - we chose not to leave service, as the service was horrible. She then told us to never come back to the restaurant, because we were “rude” for not leaving a tip. The hostess, on the other hand, was so sweet, personable, and warm - she was by far the most positive aspect of the experience.

The server, who is also the manager was aggressive, rude, and her customer service was beyond terrible. She escalated a very harmless situation - something wasn’t communicated clearly and we were confused about the total of the bill - she was very rude in response to our question and still had the nerve to ask for a tip. When we said we were not leaving a tip, because of her behaviour during the bill interaction, she got angry, called us rude, and told us to never come back to the place again. Lol - ok ma’am, not a problem - we won’t.

Java is a solid place. Great friendly service. Nothing extraordinary but definitely reliable and satisfying. Especially as it is open on Shabbat. The burger is the most popular item on the menu along with the 13 shekel shots. I've heard good things about the Red Curry and the Shakshuka. The Tahini Kebab is good as well. A much healthier option than Wok Republic across the street. The Açaí bowl for breakfast hasn’t let me down yet!

Very cosy place with nice atmosphere and good food! Try: local beer called "Negev" and a very good dish called Arais - Pita bread stuffed with minced with Tahini. Can pass: the burgers. It's supposed to be the main thing here but I ate it twice and - it's juts "nice". It doesn't mean it's bad, it just means there are better places for burger. Other than than the staff is nice, there are power outlets even outside and the crowd is young and cool.

Great spot for coffee or lunch during the work week. The lentil salad and chicken curry are great and I've tried the Mediterranean salad a few times. My only complaint is that the take out portions are smaller than when you sit there. The service is excellent and hospitable.

So cute restaurant/bar. great drinks. Food is a chefs kiss. Tal & Shem are the best. I’d you’re in Jaffa it’s the place to be

We were passing by and waited patiently in line … fast food The beef Shawarma was stuffed with chips (fries) / hummus and there was a station to get your own: coleslaw / pickles / hot peppers Very satisfying

Wordls best shawarma, lines sometimes long, but the workers are very good at controlling the audience!

Waited 15-20 minutes for them to make 1 sandwich. Didn’t mind that part, what I did mind was watching the entire time as the worker ate with his hands/licked his fingers while simultaneously handling people’s food

This is likely the best shawarma in Tel Aviv. You order first and pay then give your receipt to the guys behind the counter to make your meal. All seating is outside and make sure to ask for utensils because they often forget to put them in if you get something to go. Food quality is fantastic. Pro tip. Get drinks elsewhere such as the grocery a block away and then get food here and sit outside.

OMG! I've really missed a good shawarma! After 2 years abroad this is the first place in Tel Aviv I've walked into. It was pretty busy with a mix of locals and tourists. Was quite difficult to find a clean table, and had to wait for about 7 minutes before I could order. But guys, it was so worth it. The pita bread was divine. It was filled with a huge amount of shawarma. At one point I thought I wouldn't be able to eat the whole thing, but I ended up licking my fingers after the last bite. The staff was friendly. Prices are not cheap, but for the prime location on Dizingoff Street it may be understandable. Thanks guys for a great meal!

The food is excellent here, however it can get crowded, especially in the evening. The service is OK, but not great - they get you your food and that’s it. The hummus is to die for!

It was ok…. Great location but very limited seating outside. Young staff has some attitude problems but it seems like that’s how it is in TLV everywhere.

Mediocre service. A lot of time until I was approached. A lot of time until the order and my order got confused with something else. Ordered a matcha latte and got a chai latte and that was after asking for a golden latte from the menu only to wait two minutes, which they needed to understand and realise that they don't have it, and it only noon! Outrageous! The food came with no seasoning whatsoever!

Nice place to have a quick simple breakfast with plenty of seatings inside and outside.

Delicious food and the coffee is great. Amazing breakfast choices too.. My salad was massive and soo good, tuna, egg feta and loads of veg on tahini

Great place and lovely dishes.

Nice atmosphere, the food is pretty good as the service. Not alot of parking the area (mostly for locals). Overall good for date or nice lunch, its a part of few businesses combine under one compound so can grab Golda nearby.

Great atmosphere. Unique and delicious food

Good food, great service, a place to come back to, for sure!

There’s a quiet kind of magic to a place that doesn’t try too hard but still delivers something exceptional. Tucked away from the main street, this restaurant feels like a well-kept secret. The interior is warm and intimate—low lighting, soft music, and a layout that gives each table a little sense of privacy. It’s the kind of place where conversations feel unrushed and every detail feels intentional. From the beginning, the service struck the perfect tone: friendly but never overbearing. Our server offered helpful suggestions and seemed genuinely interested in making sure we had a good experience. The pacing of the meal was smooth and unhurried, allowing us to really enjoy each course. The food itself was thoughtful and deeply satisfying. We started with a warm appetizer that featured caramelized edges, a touch of spice, and a beautifully balanced sauce that brought it all together. It was comforting and bold—a great way to begin. My main dish was a slow-cooked stew, rich and aromatic, served with a buttery side that soaked up every drop of flavor. The depth in the dish showed off the kitchen’s patience and precision. My dining companion ordered a plant-based entrée that was just as compelling—layered textures, fresh herbs, and a smoky finish that left us both reaching for second bites. Dessert was a quiet masterpiece: a simple slice of cake, delicately spiced, with a dollop of cream and a hint of citrus. Not overdone, not showy—just perfectly executed. This restaurant doesn’t shout for attention, but it absolutely deserves it. It’s a place that values quality, comfort, and care in equal measure. Whether you're here for a quiet dinner or to mark something special, it offers an experience that lingers long after the last bite.

its excellent quality. What to Eat: Huge selection of specialty breads, amazing morning pastries, and delicious savory items (bourekas, sandwiches, salads). Highly recommend the Pear and Almond Cream Tart! Fast Service: Very efficient with multiple cashiers and self-ordering kiosks. Short wait times for both food and coffee (2 dedicated coffee stations). Seating: Air-conditioned indoor seating and outdoor seating facing Giv'on Square. Convenience: Clean restrooms, free cold water, and the option to order online for quick pickup.

The best bakery in Tel Aviv! Great flavors and great stuff but very pricey and gets very busy on the weekend. Make sure to try the Almond Croissant. Open 24 hours during weekdays and closed on the weekend since the place is Kosher

The service is great and very fast. It’s a really nice place to come with the laptop. The coffee is excellent, the food is delicious. The salads can do better. I definitely will return.

I love Lehamim. It's a wonderful bakery that is working around the clock on weekdays. On weekends it is closed. On Friday it has relatively long lines, but they take minutes to clear. The verity is usually good, but if you want something specific make sure to call and reserve it because things run out. Highly recommended.

Truly my favorite bakery both in NYC and TLV. Fantastic selection of pies and pastries of you're in a pinch, and of course great place to have a snack.

Great spot for coffee, breakfast, and all kinds of breads and pastries. Come early on Friday if you want to skip the line!

Awesome food.... Probably the best hummus in Israel... The staff is super friendly and always smiling. Would definitely go back and recommend this place!!

The best hummus in Tel Aviv!!! tasty. clean. excellent service. You won't go out hungry. In the end, you will also be treated by s small cup of coffee. My favorite hummus.

Excellent hummus but consistently unhappy and grumpy service. I literally got yelled at. I ordered the take away hummus with meat toppings for extra money, and the takeaway hardly had any meat while the dining-in plate next to mine was piled high with meat. Makes me think they don’t care about all customers equally. Given prices and service - despite the tasty food - I’m not rushing back anytime soon.

What an amazing hummus! The vibe of the place is classic good hummus, packed with people waiting to get sitted, professional waiters running around between tables, and really but really great hummus. Hot chickpeas on top tasted like haven, the side olives are great and the pickel? OMG it's delicious, I believe it's home made. Service is quick and efficient, very friendly. This is a very well deserved competitor to the title "Best Hummus In Tel Aviv". Very reasonable price and a free refile to your hummus plate. If you are in the area - must visit.

Love it! This place is making Hummus like no one else, and I'm eating here and a fan for almost 2 decades!

Amazing hummus! The staff was super friendly. We got the hummus with meat and it was one of the best meals I had in Tel Aviv. The waitress was super nice and spoke English very well so there were no problems communicating.

Pretty good, I had better. The mushroom hummus wasn't great at all, and almost had a foul taste. I would come again for the regular Hummus but only if I'm in the area.

I went for a late breakfast which is not problem as they serve breakfast the whole day. I chose Simon's Breakfast. It was delicious and I almost couldn't finish it as it was so much. But yum, I devoured every bite. The dishes I saw being served to people around me must have been as finger-licking as they looked as the people ate them with much gusto. The staff is very friendly. This local bistro is also very frequented by the locals which shows that it is good. But take in mind that it is a local bistro so the place isn't huge.

One of my TLV favorites for intimate meetings and evening hangouts! Cool small bistro with a fun vibe, good food and decent prices - a solid choice. Good soups (sweet-potato is delicious), nice salads, tasty sandwiches (some of the paninis are excellent!) And great mains a as well (I love their risotto). I also like their alchohol pricing - the sangria is a treat.

Great food, well varied. Very generous with quantities. Wonderful business lunch on weekdays. Overall nice place to chill and eat.

I made order from Wolt,Soup was tasty and that's all,no forks no spoons ,They forgot to put potato in another dish..Service is awful.

I’ve just had the tastiest pasta salad and brownies to die for. The pasta was perfectly cooked and melted in my mouth. It arrived earlier than I expected and I even received a delightful cookie with it. Thanks a lot!! I’ll definitely try more items.

If you are vegetarian, religious, allergic or caring about what you get in your dish I wouldn't eat here or order. As the owner just told me in Hebrew, "if you care so much about it order only in vegetarian restaurants" I ordered using wolt a risotto with mushroom, got a risotto with shrimp by mistake. Every thing was white and didn't look to much inside. Took a bite and only than realized it. After speaking with wolt, called the restaurant. Answered some guy that claimed the risotto with mushroom is not vegetarian and it's my mistake. Talked with a different guy there that understood the situation and told me he forward it to the owner. The owner was a cynic, really not nice and only offered to give back the money to the dish, that was obvious cause the dish is in the garbage. I told him I excpect a sincere apology and some better compensation, such as the rest of the meal. The answer was not nice, and he apologized with a but "people will always make mistake" I will not eat or order here again

Very nice, welcoming and delicious place. Generous dishes. Also in delivery.

Every weekend they leave an excessive mess that is left by their guests. Even though they say “they clean it”, it tends to fly away throughout the street. Every single time. Instead of cleaning the mess and prevent it from obviously flying away, they do other things. And when confronted, they get defensive and rude.

Expensive like crazy with no proportions. Atmospheres is good and fun and if price was right it could be perfect.

Very loud music, impossible to sit and talk, not so tasty as we wish , kebab was raw inside, and smelling not good ☹️sorry to say , we were disappointed

Great food and environment. The price for the food is pretty high. The price for the drinks is really high

Worst place I have eaten in for a while. Food is super low quality and super expensive. Service is horrible slow and rude (except for 1 waiter who was very nice) even though we were the only table at the restaurant. The portions were miniature and everything was either burned or straight out of the freezer. They forgot the most expensive dish we ordered and we had to beg the waiter to remove it from our bill. When they saw we were unhappy, they gave us a free dessert which was plain bad, felt like it was from a week ago and went bad. If I could give 0 stars, I would.

Below average food that's way overpriced. . 185 IS that was not accounted for was added to our bill. When we called the waitress with the bill in hand she grabbed it from us without a word and went to the cashier to fix the bill as if she knew why we waived the bill at her, and returned with a bill minus 185 IS. No apology or explanation was given to us. Seems to us as if it wasn't an innocent mistake. WARNING: CHECK YOUR BILL TO ENSURE YOU ARE BEING BILLED AND PAYING INCORRECT AMOUNT. מחירים גבוהים לאוכל ברמה ירודה. החשבון כלל 185 שח מיותרים. כשקראנו המלצרית לברר את הענין היא אפילו לא שאלה מה הבעיה אלא לקחה את החשבון ומיד הלכה לקופאי והוא מיד שינה את הסכום. נראה לנו " מצליח ". בידקו היטב את החשבון.

Too expensive. The food was ok but the portion sizes were ridiculous compared to the price. The music was wayyyy too loud (and we were 25 young people, but we needed to shout if we wanted to hear each other). They try to get so many customers that it's too crowded and super hot to sit.

Went there for dinner after we weren't let in to a different restaurant. Got a table w/o any problems w/o reservations, staff was friendly and welcoming. I was positively surprised by the inexpensive chicken wings that I got for starts. Unfortunately, my main dish - some vegetarian pasta - was both very oily and I had to add soy sauce to get some flavor. Would love to rate the place higher, but we were just a bit disappointed by our main dishes.

#LocalGuides The place for dinner was chosen accidentally but we left it satisfied. The personnel is very friendly and helpful. The food was very tasty. Ceviche from tapas menu, beetroot gnocchi as well as hamburger were perfect (at least almost perfect). Prices are average. Definitely worth visiting

Awesome place. Great food (they do everything from Israeli tapas to seafood, salads and meats), and the dining experience happens in very nice setting. I recommend the Foccacia, labaneh, burnt eggplant, and beetroot tapas. Basically the whole tapas menu is great...

We went once for dessert and had a Chocolate fudge cake (excellent), then we went another day for a full meal, salmon fillet and beef burger (both very delicious). We fell in love with the place inmediately. Its the restaurant with the most friendly staff around the zone, their food recommendations were very good. We felt very loved. Its a place to come back

now reopened. Clean restaurant with nice seating facilities and a great menu. The menu is a good mix of Israeli and standard international dishes. All meals are value for money. The service is very friendly - just in busy times a bit slow... But again, a great place to eat and get your belly full for not a lot of money.

Very nice place. Lots of tasty food for completely affordable prices. Great business lunch, lots of extra included in price, and portions is huge. The place itself is clean and cosy. I recommend this place, you won't regret.

One needs to have a strong immune system to eat in this restaurant... The waiters are very friendly and the service was quick. The food was average. The kitchen is in the bar and you can see the chef cooking, which in this case is the worst publicity for the restaurant they could imagine. During my 30 minutes stay, the chef only washed his hands once, but put his hands to his mouth numerous times (to eat food he was picking from the bowls dedicated to create the clients' dishes...), not to mention that he touched the waste bin or tasted the tomato sauce with his finger, not washed of course. Crazy ...

This became my #1 favorite spot in Tel Aviv. I’m here everyday. The food is both delicious and high-integrity in its quality and health-conscious ingredients. The service is friendly, awesome and considerate. The plants all around make for a great vibe and happy atmosphere. As a vegan the food options and also gluten free options are like heaven. And even Organic coffee ☕️. Beautiful place, beautiful people, beautiful food, environmentally friendly, health conscious... I can’t stop raving about this place!! Come check it out for yourself! I’m in love ❤️🥰🥳

Such a nice healthy coffeeshop / restaurant in Basel (old north Tel Aviv). First - service was beyond incredible by everyone. It was a warm and busy lunch time and yet, everyone was so friendly to us that it was very refreshing . I got the quinoa salad with beets and I absolutely loved it. I really wanted to add protein to it but they don’t have chicken so the waitress was sweet to offer adding scrambled egg which i did . My friend got the other vegetable salad with tuna and said it was delicious . Can’t wait to go back.

Absolutely love this cute little cafe on Basel. Their Israeli breakfast is served on a tray and everything in it is delicious and really fresh. They also serve all kinds of smoothie bowls in a wooden bowl which are amazing! The staff is really friendly and service is great. Also, they sell plants and other stuff too. Highly recommend!

New cafe in Basel St. very good location, good vibes and friendly staff. the food and drinks are organic. I personally very much like it. the highlight it’s a bowl with lots of tropical fruits. they have few options and this is very special, healthy and tasty. You can seat outside or inside. cool design.

I came here with a friend for a quick and light lunch. The restaurant was full but not crowded, and we were pleased to find a wide range of delicious vegetarian and vegan options on the menu. They also offer a variety of refreshing and healthy juices. For my meal, I ordered the disassembled Sabich, which was very good. However, I must admit that the best way to enjoy Sabich is by having it in a pita bread.

Another pop-up trendy caffe place in Tel Aviv with an edge. Nice concept store. The food itself is good to mediocre. Everything is over priced. Dishes are too small. Staff is childish and not professional. Take the tray for sharing. The sweets and pastries are good.

Dishes feel... Ungenerous. Added a photo of the smoothie "bowl" next to my hand. Cost 40-50, looks 20-30. The Cocoa smoothie wasn't tasty (to us). The service was good and the place looks very nice. I'm have mixed feelings about this place. I recommend the Blue hot drink, it was great.

Kosher, clean, delicious fresh food, good service, relaxed atmosphere. Prices are fair, large portions, dietary restrictions accommodated kindly.

Great kosher meat restaurant! They have some American favorites and the prices are super reasonable for Tel Aviv and for kosher meat restaurants. Can’t wait to go back!

Early dinner with some family and friends…chill atmosphere and perfect dinner…what else?? Very good food, amazing frozen cocktails, friendly and cool waitress, super nice terrace…we had fun all night long! You ll see me again soon :)))

Burger was very average. Salad had too much of a sauce/dressing. Place is overpriced. Food taste was so so. Drinks were just fine.

Good option if you need a kosher place in center TLV. The fries are great with a generous portion and the meat of the burger was good for a kosher meat. But the bun completely broke down leaving us to eat the meat alone, the aioli sauce is just regular mayo and the beer was stale.

We came on a Friday, they didn’t have two things from the menu, they took very long to bring the food, we ordered burgers and fries, the bread from the burger not fresh and I ordered two mini burgers they weren’t mini at all. So don’t waste your time and money…Food places don’t realize that now with internet and social media you can’t open a place and run it this way. Very sad!

The food and the service was great, a pleasant vibe. The hamburgers were fresh and well done, but the buns were not heated up, which was unfortunate

Cute place with a great location. We really enjoyed the recommended wines. The food was good and too and the service was pleasant but a bit slow. There’s a backyard which looks fun during day time. The restroom could be cleaner and in a better condition.

Nice place great location, wide range of sitting options. Happy hour was great 1+1 on the alcohol,15% on food (S-W 18:00-20:00) The food was ok, and nothing more. Wide range of Israeli wines.

There was nothing to eat (only small portion salads). The wine was hot (not warm, hot). We were over-charged (about 1,000₪ more than what we ordered). The owner threatened to call the police if we didn’t pay. This place is a catastrophe. You go in with good energies, get out hungry and angry.

Nice garden to eat breakfast at. The breakfast is very basic, tuna only with red pepper, no option to replace and I’m allergic so no other option.. the service is slow and not so friendly.. lets say they didn't really care and took their time to bring food, check if we can switch on type of bread for another and the plates were unclean twice. All in all nice location but not so nice rest. I would not come again - too many good options at that area. Price 68 for breakfast for 1

We went at midday and the atmosphere was great. we sat outdoors. The food was incredibly fresh & tasty with a glass of rose. They have a great selection of Israeli wines, and I’d definitely go back again!

Nice place for Shabbat breakfast. You can pick up cozy table inside of the garden and choose different type of breakfast 🥰 food fresh and tasty 😋 but mainly chooses very basic and over-priced

A very nice place to visit. Calm, friendly atmosphere. A very tasty coffee, I suggest you to try coffee mokko, with belgian chocolate and English Breakfast. A good music, nice waiters, handsome baristas:) I wish them prosperity and grateful guests.

Great place to visit in Tel Aviv. The old port transformed into a great shopping and dining area. On Fridays there is a fantastic market with fresh produce and ready to eat food. Lots of coffee shops and sitting areas in the old port area as well with activities for kids.

Great vibe on Fridays. Farmers come and sell their produce. Prices are slightly higher than regular but everything looks nice and fresh. Some of the places offer little tastes to sell their items. Also there’s a good variety of cafes and restaurants around to hang out after shopping. The worst thing here is the car park, you need to spend at least 15 minutes to find a parking spot for your car, so better to go by bike/scooter or bus.

The port of Tel Aviv is a fun area with restaurants, shopping and a farmers market. I like going there but be warned, parking on the weekends is tough

Very nice to visit, walk in the decir beside the sea, restaurants and bares and a market

Pretty overhyped place, Nothing special to do in this place. Pretty boring, empty and not well organized.

Not just a market, but touristic point with fast-food and restaurants. Prices are slightly higher than in generic shops, but quality is always good. On Thursday there are a bit more sellers than on the regular day.

This was our 2nd time back. We had a great lunch in Oshi Oshi and a shirt walk along the boardwalk

Stop everything and get your hungry a** over here as fast as you can! Absolutely delicious and super friendly, especially towards foreigners who are getting an appreciation for REAL hummus and falafel..

sooooo good! The salad, hummus were very fresh and tasty. Highly recommend! Bowl portions were quite generous too and can be shared. Staff gave us free pita bread when we asked for more :)

A neighborhood super place. All dishes are super fresh and kind and the service is great. You should try the juice and salads. Falafel is the weekest link to my opinion.

Your local 'sabich' spot, great hummus and eggplant, salad all Mediterranean style

Excellent falafel! Freshly made, full of flavour. I want to eat one right now, just thinking about this deliciousness!

Friendly place with very nice hummus and salad affordable too. Nice mix of dishes around hummus and salad, definitely coming back. The only downside is lack of tables which makes you sit next to strangers (not necessarily a bad thing! 😎)

Oh boy. What is better there - the extremely delicious food or the high entertainment factor by the guys working here? I love their Falafel and the way it's been served - sauce and salad gets mixed before it ends up in the always fresh pita. If you don't want the sauce just on top and the rest of your falafel being boringly dry - this is your place! For me without doubt the best in town.

Perfect place. The guy was really nice, gave little refills and the food was great.

Burekas were ok. However total 50 ILS for one with cheese and one with potato is a bit high price.

Delicious bourekas, mostly takeout but with a few cover seats for dining in at this hole in the wall. Dine-in price was 25 shekels each on a platter (including sauce, pickles, egg, etc.). Friendly service.

Loved this place! Came here for a quick bite for breakfast and fell in love. Burekas were fresh and crispy with amazing salsa and green sauce. Owner was also friendly and prices were decent. Will definitely go back when visiting Israel.

Overall my favorite burekas ever! The place is a hole in the wall. A little old, but the burekas. Oh my god they made up for it. Funny that we payed less for 3 meals than for 1 meal at our hotel

Excellent late night snack or quick lunch. Somewhat like an Israeli pizza. The filo pastry is stuffed with cheese or potato and served with boiled egg, sour pickles and red and green sauce. There is no sign that I could see, but it is next to a restaurant called Meat. Try it and you will not be disappointed.

A great street food restaurant that sells bourekas, which is a patisserie made with filo dough and a filling of one of cheese, spinach, mushrooms, or potatoes. In this place the bourekas is served on a wooden plate, topped with a boiled egg, with side pickles and two types of dipping sauces. You can wash the meal with a nice coffee that is also served in the same place. The spinach bourekas was 25 NIS, coffee was 10 NIS. Great place for a quick and delicious street food.

After waiting for an hour and a half, the delivery guy called and asked whether there is parking beneath my house (?!). When he got here he refused to go out the car and asked me to come down, I said I am in business meetings and could not go down so he said he will leave it down on the street. Stay away of this place, very unprofessional and kept me hungry for 3 hours, ruining my work day.

After waiting 2 hours they've told us they don't know what's the order status and not sure if they will even deliver it...

Interesting place with so many choices !

Stay away

Great salads

(Translated by Google) If you feel like breaking a tooth from a hard avocado, this is the place to order from, and the highlight is that after I sent a message to Walt's customer service, they bothered to say that the business stands behind the dish and claims that everything is fine, meaning it's okay that I paid 16 NIS for an inedible avocado as long as they say it's fine, then that's what it is. What's funny is that I used to order from them regularly, so for 16 NIS they preferred to lose a regular customer, business geniuses, there's nothing to say. (Original) אם בא לכם לשבור שן מאבוקדו קשה זה המקום להזמין ממנו, והשיא הוא שאחרי ששלחתי הודעה לשירות הלקוחות של וולט הם טרחו להגיד שבית העסק עומד מאחורי המנה וטוען שהכל תקין כלומר זה בסדר ששילמתי 16₪ על אבוקדו לא אכיל כל עוד הם אומרים שזה תקין אז זה מה יש. מה שמצחיק שהייתי מזמינה מהם באופן קבוע ככה שעל 16₪ הם העדיפו להפסיד לקוחה קבועה, גאונים עסקיים אין מה לומר..