Restaurant offers a luxurious and homely atmosphere with meticulous design and elegant ambiance. Loud music creates a lively, sometimes challenging environment for conversation. Cocktails, especially gin-based, and raw fish dishes receive positive attention.
Food features original and rare dishes like kube and stuffed mangold served in a special way. The dining experience includes excellent and delicious flavors with attentive service.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Jazz shows occur regularly; check the schedule for specific dates.
Expect higher prices for cocktails compared to portion sizes.
Space combines luxurious design with a calm, intimate atmosphere that feels like sitting in a private living room. Each table has a personal waiter, and the chef moves among diners, enhancing the refined hospitality. Background music adds to the pleasant, Michelin-level vibe suited for special evenings.
Food reaches a Michelin-level standard here with the highest quality and craftsmanship. The dishes deliver a top-tier dining experience unmatched elsewhere in the country.
Complimentary refills of bread and butter come with the meal. The carrot and bread wraps offer a unique twist on traditional bread options.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance for dinner service.
The meal costs 800 NIS per person, excluding wine and service.
Expect a culinary journey with 10 small tasting dishes per meal.
Restaurant offers a stunning sea view with a Greek atmosphere enhanced by authentic music. Outdoor terrace features portable air conditioners for comfort and varied seating areas. The vibe feels like being in Greece, with lively moments including couples dancing nearby.
Food features intense and fresh Mediterranean flavors from Greek, Italian, Cypriot, and Israeli cuisines. Dishes are delicious, authentic, and abundant with reasonable prices.
Bread comes fresh and homemade, often served with a seasoning of vine leaves. It bursts with oil and pairs well with starters like Ikra and seafood dishes.
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Reservations are necessary to secure a table with a sea view.
Parking can be challenging; arrive at least 45 minutes early.
The restaurant is located two floors up, requiring navigation of narrow stairs.
Underground cellar with arched ex-bunker design hosts a huge whiskey collection and a cigar lounge. Atmosphere feels warm and pleasant but can be noisy and somewhat claustrophobic. Metal bars separate seating, creating a unique dining setup with waiters passing dishes behind them.
Excellent food pairs with attentive service here. The quality stands out clearly in every dish and interaction.
Fresh bread comes warm or cold, often served with a single but excellent eggplant dip. Portions tend to be small, with sourdough featured alongside meals.
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Reservations are highly recommended, especially for special events.
A whiskey journey tasting includes four different whiskeys for a unique experience.
The restaurant is strictly Kosher, catering to specific dietary needs.
Restaurant showcases stunning design with attention to small details and excellent acoustics. Atmosphere feels pleasant and luxurious, with a magical courtyard view and lively energy on busy evenings. Bar offers superb cocktails and wine pairings, enhancing the overall experience.
Food here features excellent quality and pairs with perfect service in a pleasant atmosphere.
Homemade bread comes with dips and olives that complement it well. The sauce served with the bread is delicious and enhances the experience.
Good to know
Free and plentiful parking is available nearby.
Expect to pay around NIS 600 for a business lunch with wine and desserts.
Some dishes have additional charges beyond the business lunch price.
Interior features elaborate design with European influences and a hip ceiling that create a pleasant atmosphere. Space tends to be quiet and empty, catering mainly to tourists with a varied menu and fine drinks. Discounted parking nearby supports accessibility in a busy area.
Food here is consistently tasty and high quality. Dishes feel indulgent and well executed.
Breads come with high quality and perfect butter. They arrive with nice dips that complement them well.
Good to know
Discounted parking is available for restaurant customers in the Beit Agad parking lot.
The restaurant is located on the ground floor of a hotel.
The menu features a varied selection of food and drinks.
Greek blue and white decor with shelves of lemon and olive jars sets a Mediterranean theme. Calm Greek songs play, creating an authentic beachside vibe that feels both pleasant and lively. Outdoor seating on polished wooden benches offers a breezy atmosphere likely influenced by nearby sea air.
Food shows a consistently high level with excellent quality and good value for money.
Bread comes homemade and crispy here, mostly white and different from the original Greco style. Caesar salad packs more bread and croutons than other ingredients.
Good to know
You need to order at least 2-3 dishes for each person due to small portion sizes.
Business is discounted at noon.
The food is kosher, but clarify the kosher status when reserving.
Wooden furniture and an electric train on the ceiling create a boutique atmosphere with a Parisian vibe. The space feels inviting and clean but seating lacks comfort. Pastries and breads stand out as fresh and delicious highlights.
Food includes baked goods and pastries that are better taken away than eaten in. Quality feels mediocre and freshness is inconsistent, with some concerns about food safety checks.
Fresh bread features prominently, including tasty olive bread used in sandwiches. A good selection of breads complements pastries and desserts, with some bread leftover at day's end.
Good to know
The establishment is open on Saturdays.
The bakery offers a wide variety of pastries, breads, and brioche tarts.
A small loaf of bread and a croissant cost NIS 36.