Small falafel spot offers fresh vegetables and perfect pita for Mediterranean lovers. Friendly staff create a homey atmosphere while keeping the place insanely clean. Generous portions come at fair prices, making it a casual favorite.
Falafel stands out with its fresh vegetables in every bite and a perfect pita that holds generous fillings. Sabih and schnitzel also feature, with salads adding a notable flavor boost.
"I love the fresh, tasty falafel and schnitzel here."
"The falafel tastes great but the portions feel small."
"The Mediterranean food here is delicious and fresh."
Good to know
The price for falafel with pita is 22 NIS.
Come early if you're into Shakshuka because they usually run out at 2:00 PM.
On Fridays, there is schnitzel with challah.
Falafel restaurant serves standard falafel with a simple texture in a clean setting. Prices hover around 22 per serving with no menu displayed. Food stays straightforward and true to Mediterranean style.
Falafel comes with a standard texture and acts mostly as a shell. It keeps things simple and straightforward.
"The Mediterranean food here is so fresh, I never had any side effects."
Good to know
They only accept cash for payment.
The falafel stand closes by 6 PM daily.
Parking is available nearby for visitors.
Bar buzzes with hardcore hipster vibes and a neighborly energy. Fresh hummus shines on weekends, served in a cramped alcove that adds to its charm. Tables sit tight, making the space cozy yet lively.
Fresh hummus stands out with a subtle sourness, good olive oil, and homemade harissa. It comes in plastic bowls in a cramped alcove open to foot traffic upstairs on Fridays and Saturdays.
"The hummus tastes fresh and great on weekends."
"The Mediterranean food here, especially the hummus, is surprisingly good."
"I love grabbing hummus here on weekend mornings."
Good to know
Hummus is available only on Saturdays during the day.
Every night offers a different experience at the venue.
Expect high prices, with 38 INS for a small glass of basic wine.
Small spot with a cute atmosphere and pleasant vibe. Known for smooth hummus with rich flavor and fresh pita. Menu is limited and local, adding to its authentic charm.
Smooth, authentic hummus stands out with unmatched texture and rich flavor. This spot focuses on traditional preparation and offers a flavor-first experience without theatrics.
"The hummus here is the best I've had."
"This Mediterranean food is the best hummus I've ever eaten."
"They brought both hummus dishes when I ordered wrong."
Good to know
The price of NIS 37 per portion of hummus does not include service.
If you're not too hungry, consider getting a half portion as the full portion can be quite filling.
There is no English menu available, so be prepared for that.
Urban roadside spot offers classic falafel with fresh, authentic Israeli flavors. Casual vibe with sticky tables and cash-only adds to its charm. Limited parking keeps it informal but worth it for the delicious pepper kick in every bite.
Falafel here is fresh, classic, and delicious with a simple, authentic Israeli style. It stands out as some of the tastiest and most traditional falafel available, priced fairly and worth trying.
"The falafel tastes great, but the vibe is mixed."
"The food is always fresh and really tasty."
"I found the Mediterranean food, especially the falafel, to be delicious."
Good to know
Payment is accepted in cash or Bitcoin only.
The price is 20 NIS per dish and 29 NIS with a drink.
There is an extra charge for tahini on the side when purchasing falafel balls.
Two-story stone building offers balcony seating with romantic views of a lively square and sea. Guests enjoy Mediterranean dishes like hummus and tahina kebab alongside live oud music. Cozy, local vibe makes dining relaxed and scenic.
Hummus, tabbouleh salad, and tahina kebab stand out with rich flavors and fresh vegetables. Fish served with rice or potatoes also complements the Mediterranean menu well.
"The Mediterranean food, especially the cauliflower in tahini, is wonderful."
"I love the fresh salads and tasty hummus here."
"The Mediterranean food here is simply amazing."
Good to know
Christmas at the restaurant features a special meal.
Prices are medium high considering Jaffa.
Customers should always ask for the seasonal dishes, which vary depending on the time of the year.
Greek bar buzzes with lively party vibe and loud house music. Authentic seafood pairs well with Ouzo cocktails for a festive night. Shakshuka offers a Greek twist with bold flavors, though quality varies.
Shakshuka stands out with a Greek twist that keeps authentic flavors alive. Some versions shine with great bread and bold taste, while others fall short and disappoint.
"I love the shakshuka with its fresh Greek twist."
"This Mediterranean food is the best shakshuka I've ever had."
"It’s not the shakshuka spot it used to be."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Parking is limited, so plan to arrive early or consider alternative transportation.
The restaurant serves shakshuka only on Fridays.
Harbor-side spot shines with live violin music and sunset views. Mediterranean dishes like falafel and tahina eggplant are served, though hummus lacks flavor and extra servings are limited. Indoor noise is high, and outdoor seating faces construction noise.
Menu features hummus, falafel, tahina eggplant, fried shrimp calamari, and salads. Hummus tastes anemic and staff restricts extra servings from shared portions.
"The Mediterranean food here is so fresh, especially the fish and salads."
"Each main came with salads, hummus, and bread."
"The hummus was weak and not enough for six."
Good to know
The total cost for two with two drinks is around 400 shekels including tip.
There is parking available not far from the restaurant.
The restaurant can accommodate large groups of up to 16 people.