Restaurant offers excellent hummus and amazing falafel with generous portions at affordable prices. Atmosphere feels pleasant and inviting, supporting a good dining experience. Gluten-free options and free falafel add to its appeal.
Falafel stands out with its crispy outside and soft, perfectly seasoned inside. Hummus comes in several varieties, all fresh and delicious, including a notable mushroom bowl and meat combinations.
Prices stay consistently cheap here. The menu offers affordable options across the board.
"The Mediterranean food here is delicious, especially the hummus."
"I found the kebab here to be delicious and fresh."
"I found the food here to be very tasty and affordable."
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Prices at חומוס גרגירים are affordable and fair.
Expect large portions for the price.
The place is very clean and well-maintained.
Small and cozy space with indoor and outdoor seating offers a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that feels like a family gathering. The vibe is simple and relaxed, with fair prices and highly praised shawarma and falafel that stand out for their taste.
Shawarma stands out with its affordable price and rich flavor that many find unmatched. Hummus comes creamy and dreamy, often topped with fresh tomatoes and a unique green sauce called shoug.
Very cheap prices make this spot stand out. Food is authentic and delicious, especially the shawarma, all at a low cost.
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The cost of falafel with hummus and salad is 45 NIS without bread.
The price for a shawarma wrap is around 13 euros.
They accept card payments.
Falafel restaurant offers simple, clean surroundings with constant noise and no dedicated atmosphere. It draws a large local crowd and serves fresh, affordable falafel known for its great value and competitive prices.
Falafel here is crispy and plentiful, served fresh in generous portions with no half sizes. Prices stay low, around 7 to 9 shekels, making it one of the most economical falafel options available.
Falafel comes cheap, big, and fresh here. Prices stay really low while the food stays clean and tasty.
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The falafel pita costs 7 shekels.
The place is cash only; no credit cards accepted.
Expect to stand in line to get the falafel.
Small restaurant with limited seating and a warm, lively atmosphere filled with authentic charm. The space feels busy and bustling, often crowded yet inviting, with a sense of home and history. Known for serving exceptional hummus, it draws a steady flow of diners despite its size.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Expect a long line to get in, especially during peak hours.
Parking can be found on nearby streets or at public parking near the sea port.
Bar and grill with spacious seating and a young design featuring original photos. Atmosphere is warm and lively, though music can be loud at times. Offers affordable grilled meats and free grilled vegetables near the counter.
Skewers of fresh meat, juicy spicy kebab, chicken livers, chickpeas, and merguez come in moderate portions. Prices stay affordable compared to nearby famous kebab spots.
Skewers cost 19 shekels and entrecote 29 shekels, making grilled meat options cheap and satisfying. The prices stand out as very cheap compared to other places.
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The prices at Gogis grill bar are very affordable compared to other places.
Expect a large variety of food at Gogis grill bar.
Hygiene practices may be a concern; check for cleanliness.
Small space with basic interior and warm, homely atmosphere. Noise from staff shouting contrasts with authentic Israeli family vibe and welcoming community. Air conditioning provides comfort amid the lively setting.
Hummus stands out as unique, authentic, and consistently delicious, made from fresh, homemade chickpeas. Salads and skewers complement the menu, served with kind, fast service in a welcoming atmosphere.
Prices stay consistently cheap, with half a kilo costing about 20 shekels. The place offers reasonable rates alongside great service.
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Check that you are being charged the amount they told you.
The final bill does not match the price on the menu.
The restaurant does not allow splitting the bill across multiple credit cards.
Kosher bar with indoor and outdoor seating offers a friendly, lively atmosphere with good music and excellent draught beer. Space feels open and inviting, suitable for watching games or socializing. Food includes standout dishes like hamburgers and shawarma, complementing the energetic vibe.
Kebab stands out with good flavor but can arrive underdone. The meat hummus features strong hummus that overshadows the meat. The Argentine shawarma has a heavy, oily pita that affects its texture.
Prices stay cheap for both dishes and wine. Dishes come out kosher and tasty, while wine offers good value despite some higher costs.
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Happy hour for alcohol is until 8:00 PM.
There is no parking in the area; arrive early to find street parking.
Parking is available within a short walk from the restaurant.
Simple, nostalgic design creates a homey atmosphere with a family-friendly vibe. Skewers stand out as high-quality and flavorful, unmatched by other local options. The place balances quiet corner seating with casual people watching.
Hummus stands out with its original homemade flavor and comes with pickles and shoug in two levels of spiciness. Shish kebabs and grilled meats taste delicious and flavorful, paired well with simple sides like eggplant salad and traditional olives.
Food comes at really cheap prices while staying tasty and delicious. The place has a cheap vibe that matches its affordable menu.
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The restaurant has reopened in a new location at 16 Malan St. Tel Aviv.
Everything is priced separately, including the olives and pickles.
The total cost for 5 skewers, chips, and hummus was 232 NIS.
Falafel stand offers very affordable prices with falafel costing around 8 shekels. The atmosphere is simple and fast-paced, with no seating available nearby. Falafel is generally fresh and tasty, featuring large falafel balls and slightly bigger pita bread.
Falafel here is very tasty and comes in large balls. Prices are exceptionally cheap, around 8 shekels, making it a satisfying and affordable choice.
Falafel and drinks cost only 20 shekel, making it exceptionally cheap. Portions are big and the food tastes delicious.
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Payment is only accepted in cash.
The restaurant is not open on Shabbat.
Falafel costs 8 shekels, a great price.
Bright and airy space with mostly shared tables creates a lively atmosphere filled with loud noise and shouting staff. The place buzzes with energy, offering an authentic vibe where people gather amidst the hustle and bustle.
Hummus here stands out for its freshness, quality, and generous portions. The hummus and masabacha consistently deliver a rich, delicious flavor that many find unmatched in the region.
Offers cheap, fast eats with prices like 140 shekels for 3 hummus dishes and 4 drinks. Hummus is available in takeaway boxes at a pretty cheap price.
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The restaurant closes at 4 PM, so make sure to arrive on time.
The price of hummus is NIS 28 per half kilo plus NIS 3 per medium pita.
There is a wait at any hour on Saturday.
Small, hole-in-the-wall barbecue spot with a large charcoal grill at its center and skilled grillmen working quickly. Atmosphere is crowded and moody, with no seating available, creating a take-away-only vibe. Known for world-class kebabs, best pita, and a strong local Tel Avivian energy.
Kebabs here are world class, especially the veal and lamb varieties served in pita bread. The meat stays juicy and pairs well with a flavorful amba sauce.
Prices vary, with some items like pitas costing around 50 shekels, which is not considered cheap. Other offerings have relatively cheap prices compared to the local area.
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Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours and at night.
On Mondays, unique meats are available for your pita.
This place is take-away only; no seating is available.
Gyro restaurant offers fresh, tasty shawarma with kosher preparation and gluten-free options. Background house and trans music create a lively atmosphere, though seating near a market end can be less pleasant. The place is clean and well-presented, with a focus on quality and customer care.
Shawarma stands out with excellent lamb and chicken options that are juicy and flavorful. Fresh shawarma wheels appear every morning, and gluten-free choices are available alongside rare falafel and schnitzel.
Prices vary, with some food items being cheap and delicious while others are not cheap. Compared to Tel Aviv, many options come at a lower cost.
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You can pay by card.
The cost of the shawarma is NIS 50.
Fries are provided at no extra charge.
Outdoor market with wide alleyways and colorful stalls creates a lively, crowded atmosphere filled with fresh produce, street food, and local crafts. Energy stays high with diverse food options and a constant flow of people exploring and shopping.
Stalls serve falafel, shawarma, and hummus alongside fresh juice and pastries. The market blends traditional Israeli dishes like shakshuka with international options such as sushi and vegan food.
Prices stay cheap and attractive across all stalls. You find cheap vegetables, fruits, and souvenirs alongside a variety of food and dress items at reasonable prices.
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The market is extremely crowded on Fridays, making movement difficult.
A food-saving collective gathers food for free every late Friday afternoon.
Reservations are required at HaBasta restaurant for dining.
Small, clean restaurant with strictly kosher food and reasonable prices. Atmosphere is warm and welcoming with loud Arabic music and a homely feel. Popular for delicious shawarma and fresh salads, seating includes several outdoor tables on a corner location.
Shawarma here stands out for its addictive taste and perfect preparation. It comes at a reasonable price and is available for quick service or home delivery.
Prices stay consistently really cheap here. Shawarma and other items come at a low cost without fuss.
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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.
Small fast food spot offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Shawarma here is often described as generous and juicy, with some praising it as the best in Jaffa. Atmosphere is simple, without air conditioning, and the menu features a limited selection of salads and sides.
Juicy, well-seasoned turkey shawarma stands out with a perfect balance of hot spices and natural grilling flavors. Large portions of tender meat melt in your mouth, accompanied by excellent amba and consistently high-quality kebab and falafel dishes.
Prices stay cheap compared to Tel Aviv overall, but the shawarma is an exception and not cheap.
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The price per plate is NIS 65.
The place is kosher.
There is seating outside for those who prefer it.
Small Persian restaurant offers authentic cuisine with excellent kebabs and rich stews. Outdoor seating creates a charming atmosphere that feels fun and inviting. Prices vary but generally lean toward the higher side for the quality and portion sizes.
Juicy, Persian kebabs stand out here, especially served with rice and choresht sabzi sauce, a green lemony beans sauce. Kebabs come on skewers and offer a rich, delicious flavor.
Prices sit between cheap and expensive, with lunch meals around NIS 90 including service. Quality does not fully match the cost, making it a moderate value spot.
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The meal costs NIS 65 for a plate of horsht sabzi stew, rice, and salads.
Portions are generous, making it a good value for the price.
Using public transportation is recommended due to parking issues.
Spanning almost half a block, the restaurant offers spacious outdoor dining with comfortable seating and small grooved tables. The atmosphere balances calm vibes with occasional live music and spontaneous dancing, appealing to a wide age range. Blankets and heaters provide warmth during cooler evenings, enhancing the overall experience.
Shakshuka stands out with its homemade quality and comes with hot challah fresh from the oven. Hummus arrives with only one cold pita and sometimes takes a while to be served.
Costs stay cheap for the table and menu items. The ravioli costs NIS 64, which is relatively cheap but smaller and less satisfying than expected.
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Happy hour runs until 8pm with 20% off food and 40% off drinks.
Reservations are recommended during performances to secure a spot.
Live music occurs on Fridays starting at 4:15pm.
Indoor market combines old German houses with modern architecture and natural elements like wooden furniture and greenery. Atmosphere feels lively and festive, with live music and cultural events adding energy. Space includes spacious seating and a large playground, attracting a young, vibrant crowd.
Numerous street food stands serve falafel, hummus, and shawarma alongside fresh fish and kebabs. Hummus stands out, especially on Saturdays when it's made fresh and considered among the best.
Large selection of cheap beers stands out here. Other prices lean higher, reflecting the quality of food and atmosphere.
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Sarona Market hosts various events and activities throughout the year, including live music performances.
On Saturdays, some shops are open, providing a unique shopping experience.
There is no parking at Sharona's food market, and if there is, it is very expensive.
Shawarma stands out as top quality and highly praised with excellent veal meat. The space feels lively and energetic, often crowded with small tables outside that capture the city's rhythm. Decor is modern and stylish, though seating is basic with old plastic chairs and tables.
Shawarma comes loaded with plenty of meat and toppings, served hot and juicy. Falafel is fresh and delicious, while kebabs are tender with a seared aromatic exterior.
Prices vary, with some items like pita being tasty but not cheap. Overall, the food is mostly relatively cheap, though some find the pricing not cheap.
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Expect a 10-20 minute wait during peak hours.
There is no seating available inside the restaurant.
Takeaway is recommended during rush hour due to limited seating.
Small restaurant with authentic atmosphere and Asian oriental decoration offers a cozy, homey vibe that feels like a family home. The place is busy and noisy, suited for quick meals at the bar or group dining. It combines a working-class style with relaxed, simple surroundings.
Kebab stands out as exceptional comfort food with rich flavor. Soups with dumplings and stuffed meat add hearty options. Hummus and tahini come in small containers without pita bread.
Prices stay cheap at the meat restaurant, making it popular. Some dishes like soup, Gozhgozhe, salad, and Oshflav come in small portions despite the low cost.
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Parking is limited in the area, consider taking a taxi.
A meal for two costs between 400-500 NIS for 6-7 skewers.
Reservations cannot be made; expect to wait in line.