Small café with Parisian chic offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere and soft music. Fresh baguettes with pesto pair perfectly with salads and coffee. Upstairs provides a quiet space ideal for working on laptops, balancing style and function.
Fresh baguettes come with pesto and pair well with salads and soups. The baguette slices served with tomato salad are just perfect and complement coffee nicely.
"The pastries here are authentic Parisian treats."
"I enjoyed the great coffee here."
"It felt like a little jump to Paris without leaving Tel Aviv."
Good to know
The place hosts an amazing jazz evening once a month.
They have live music concerts some evenings.
The café is located at 3 Mikva Israel Street in Tel Aviv.
Bakery shines with world-class loaves and a pleasant countryside vibe. Fresh baguettes offer a distinct chewy texture that rivals France. Tastings let visitors enjoy popular items before buying, creating a warm, patient atmosphere.
Fresh baguettes come out chewy and very tasty. They rank among the best outside France with a distinct chewy texture and freshness that stands out.
Good to know
The bakery closes at 5 PM, not 6 PM as stated in the flyer.
Parking is difficult for customers with vehicles.
Arrive early on Fridays to get the best items before they sell out.
Fast food spot shines with stunning design and fresh baguette sandwiches featuring schnitzel and falafel. Staff offer tastings, creating a fun vibe. Outdoor seating with fans and live music makes dining lively and comfortable.
Baguette sandwiches come with schnitzel, falafel, or sabich, offering solid variety. The baguette itself is fresh and well-made, often served with toppings, pickles, and old-fashioned chips on the side.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Challah is served on Fridays, enhancing the dining experience.
Arak chasers are available on Fridays for a unique pairing.
Glass wall shows confectioners at work in a cozy, relaxed space perfect for coffee and pastries. Baguettes boast a crisp crust and soft interior, with the olive baguette delivering strong olive bursts. Weekends bring long queues and limited choices, proving high quality.
Baguettes have a crisp crust and a soft, airy interior. The olive baguette offers strong bursts of olives with fresh, perfect texture.
Good to know
The bakery closes at 17:00, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect long queues on weekends; consider visiting on weekdays for shorter waits.
Prices for pastries are around NIS 20, comparable to major cities.
Small cafe buzzes with a lively, French-inspired vibe and crowded seating. Baguettes crackle with a crispy outside and soft inside, perfect for sandwiches with rich fillings like camembert and pastrami. Outdoor seating spills onto the street during busy times.
Baguettes crackle in your mouth with a crispy outside and soft inside. Sandwiches use this high quality bread to great effect, especially with fillings like camembert, pastrami, or Bosha cheese.
Good to know
Parking near the cafe is difficult; consider using nearby Dizengoff Center.
Laptops are not allowed; only mobile phones can be used.
The bakery is small with limited seating; expect to wait during busy hours.
Simple restaurant serves large portions of baguettes loaded with fresh schnitzel and salads. Atmosphere is straightforward with no pretensions or complicated sauces. Prices stay reasonable, making it a great spot for hearty, satisfying meals.
Hot from the oven, the baguette comes packed with fresh schnitzels and salads that overflow its crust. It often includes a whole chicken portion, making it a hearty and satisfying meal.
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Portion sizes are large, providing good value for money.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Ingredients are generous and fresh.
Small space buzzes with a long queue and friendly staff. Juicy, well-seasoned shawarma shines in generous turkey baguettes. Kosher supervision ensures quality, while prices rose to 65 shekels. Cleanliness keeps the compact spot pleasant.
Generous turkey shawarma and schnitzel baguettes offer juicy, tasty fillings. Prices rose from 55 to 65 shekels recently.
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Seating is very limited, expect a long wait during peak hours.
Prices for a pita are NIS 50, which may be considered high.
Shawarma lapa includes free chips and salads with your order.
Fresh Tunisian sandwiches shine with crispy baguettes and excellent ingredients. Prices stay fair and affordable, making it a casual spot. The chicken breast baguette stands out, especially paired with schnitzel.
Baguettes come crispy and fresh with a special texture. The chicken breast baguette costs 40 NIS and pairs well with schnitzel.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy lunch hours.
Credit cards and cash are accepted for payment.
Small space with cozy decor offers an intimate vibe. Baguettes boast a crunchy texture and authentic fillings like beef and coriander. Atmosphere feels authentic and fun, perfect for solo visitors or couples.
Crunchy texture stands out with a unique fusion of Vietnamese flavors and French baguette style. Sandwiches feature authentic fillings like beef, coriander, and seasoned carrots that complement the bread well.
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Pho Soup is available on Fridays.
The prices of all dishes are affordable.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Small, clean spot offers strictly kosher food with a warm, welcoming vibe and loud Arabic music. Baguettes filled with doner kebab or shawarma come with chips and a drink, making a solid meal. Outdoor seating on a corner adds to the homely feel.
Baguettes come filled with doner kebab, shawarma, or schnitzel paired with chips and a drink. They include vegetables and sauces and serve as a solid meal option.
Good to know
The price you see is the price you have to pay.
There is no parking available.
The shawarma is one of the cheapest options in the central area.