Bakery offers gourmet bread with world-class loaves and large, high-quality selection. Atmosphere feels like a pleasant countryside village with a patient, homey vibe. Tastings allow sampling before purchase, attracting early visitors due to popular items.
Brioche here comes in several varieties like vegan chocolate olive oil, orange, and citrus flavors. Portions can be small and priced around 26 shekels for a thin slice, served in a simple cardboard dish.
Bread here stands out for its natural sourdough made with just flour, water, and salt. The olive bread offers a unique, high-quality taste that feels like a slice of the French countryside.
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.
Glass wall reveals confectioners at work, creating an engaging backdrop. Cozy, relaxed atmosphere suits coffee and pastries. Weekends bring long queues and limited selection, highlighting its high-quality dough and crème.
Stuffed brioche stands out with plenty of vanilla cream filling and a rich raspberry concoction. Croissant brioche craffins offer a unique, top quality texture and flavor rarely found elsewhere.
Breads come out fresh with a crisp crust and soft, airy interior. The bakery offers original, very tasty pastries alongside sourdough and baguettes baked on the spot.
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 space with carefully curated décor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that suits both dates and gatherings. The vibe is relaxed and pleasant, encouraging guests to savor the experience slowly. Exceptional wine selection complements the intimate setting and thoughtful design.
Tartare and steak come served on soft brioche bread that holds up well. Pate on brioche works great as a starter, and the corn dish also pairs nicely with it.
Sourdough bread stands out with its divine flavor and well-leavened texture. Some dishes feature bread as a main component, highlighting its importance here.
Good to know
Prices are not cheap, but offer excellent value for money.
The bill is NIS 250 per head, including drink and tip.
Parking is available in parking lots in the area.
Restaurant offers a chill atmosphere with lively music and friendly energy created by two meticulous brothers. Seating areas feel inviting, making it more like hanging out with friends than just dining. The vibe blends warmth and fun, setting it apart from typical eateries.
Smoked brisket and pulled lamb come served on brioche buns. The brisket sandwich features mustard mayonnaise, purple onion, sauerkraut, and pickled cucumber.
Fresh, hand-made breads are baked on site, including rye and bagels. Sandwiches feature artisanal bread like brioche and American-style loaves, paired with smoked meats and flavorful toppings.
Good to know
The price of the pastrami sandwich is 58 shekels.
Expect to pay around 90-100 shekels for a meal with chips and a drink.
The restaurant is not kosher.
Small bakery with open kitchen and minimalist design offers a bright, clean atmosphere that feels authentic and European. Limited indoor seating leads to a lively, bustling vibe as people come for high-quality breads and pastries. The place stands out for its meticulous presentation and unique offerings.
Mascarpone brioche feels like soft as a cloud with a rich butter taste. Every bite shows clear quality and care in its making.
Breads here have a rustic sourdough with dense texture and no large holes. The selection includes seeded and pecan flavored breads that are fresh and crispy, made from high-quality organic raw materials.
Good to know
The bakery only offers takeaway; there is no seating available.
Parking is not available nearby, so plan accordingly.
American Express is not accepted; bring another form of payment.
Open kitchen design reveals chefs preparing dishes, creating a dynamic and artistic atmosphere. Lighting focuses on plates, enhancing the visual experience amid unique stone and beach-style tables. Background music and personal touches like kitchen tours add to a welcoming and pleasant vibe.
Brioche challah stands out with its rich, soft texture and pairs perfectly with lactic butter. The bread and butter dish is so good it’s available for purchase to take home.
Brioche bread with lactic butter stands out as a delicious option. The bread is available for purchase to take home, and staff sometimes offer extra servings unexpectedly.
Good to know
Early reservations are necessary for dining.
The cost of the tasting meal is NIS 450 per person.
Wine pairing tastings are offered with each round.
Hamburger factory with frenetic pace and loud, noisy atmosphere featuring staff shouting orders and names. Outdoor seating on a busy street offers limited, uncomfortable tables packed closely together. Known for serving some of the best burgers in the country, paired with cold, good beer.
Brioche buns here are soft and airy with a sweet flavor. Many come topped with black garlic, adding a unique twist to classic burgers.
Black garlic bread with a black coating stands out visually and in taste. Bread rolls tend to fall apart and sometimes lack strong flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant is always full on Thursday evenings, with a wait time of about an hour.
You can't reserve a place in advance; it's more of a stand than a restaurant.
The wait for a hamburger can exceed 40 minutes during rush times.
Elegant restaurant and bar occupies a small, bohemian industrial space with large transparent windows and a high balcony overlooking the boulevard. Atmosphere is inviting and lively, with excellent music including DJs enhancing the experience. Seating options include air-conditioned indoors and fan-cooled outdoors, accommodating both couples and groups.
Brioche here comes with creamy butter and pairs well with toppings like poached egg and corn hollandaise. It also complements dishes featuring fish and bottarga, offering a modern Israeli twist.
Brioche bread comes with a creamy butter flavor that stands out. Bread is often served to mop up the rich sauce from the mussel dish.
Good to know
Happy hour offers 30% off everything from 17:30-19:30.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on Fridays.
The restaurant does not accept membership cards during happy hour.
Beautifully decorated space with a closed garden patio creates a relaxed yet stylish atmosphere. Music volume rises in the evening, adding a rhythmic energy to the setting. Shared tables and balcony seating contribute to a unique dining experience.
Steaming hot and fluffy brioche buns arrive with butter and pickled peppers. They work well for wiping up sauces from other dishes.
Brioche bread arrives quickly with the dips, showing fast and meticulous service. It pairs well with dishes and helps avoid leaving hungry.
Good to know
The restaurant features a patio where guests may share tables.
The bartender has extensive experience in renowned establishments.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Small restaurant with meticulous design and a covered patio offers a lively atmosphere that feels like being abroad. Crowded seating requires raised voices, while great music adds to the energetic vibe. Bar scene is crazy and worth experiencing.
Several dishes feature brioche prominently, including the brioche entrecote and shiitake skewer on brioche. The Rump steak served on brioche with kimchi stands out as a notable combination.
Sourdough bread comes with a variety of interesting spreads and dips. Staff serve slices to dip in leftover sauces, enhancing the experience with attentive service.
Good to know
Happy hour offers 30 percent off the entire menu, including wine, from 5 to 6 PM.
The dishes are served in small portions; order 3 to 5 portions per person.
There is no street parking available, but a list of nearby parking lots is provided on the restaurant's homepage.