Small, cozy space offers an authentic Vietnamese street-like atmosphere with a calm and pleasant vibe. Seating is limited, including an outdoor area with heating mushrooms. The place draws those seeking high-quality, traditional banh mi and Vietnamese fast food.
"The Vietnamese food here is authentic and incredibly fresh."
"I found the shrimp salad to be really indulgent."
"The Banh Mi here is amazing, truly one of the best."
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The restaurant now offers brunch on Saturdays.
The sandwich costs NIS 45, with large portions suitable for sharing.
The menu includes meat, vegan, and seafood options.
Small, modest Nepalese restaurant with a simple design and working class style. Atmosphere feels authentic and homely, with a quiet, music-less environment where the spiciness of food stands out. Outdoor courtyard offers a more lively and enjoyable setting than the crowded interior.
Offers a wide selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes with flavorful sauces. The steamed vegetarian momo is spicy and comes with a tasty sauce. Vegan kofta and many other vegan options are available.
Prices stay cheap while the food remains excellent and tasty. Nepalese and Indian dishes offer good value without cutting corners.
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The restaurant only accepts cash; no credit cards are accepted.
Expect a wait during peak hours around 1 PM.
On Thursday nights, the restaurant gets a bit crowded.
Small space with cozy, charming decor and a tiny bar creates an intimate setting. Atmosphere feels authentic and fun, evoking the scent and vibe of Vietnam. Seating is limited, favoring solo visitors or couples seeking a close-to-home experience.
Tofu stands out as insanely delicious here, appealing even beyond vegetarian tastes. Vegan options include a vegan sandwich paired well with a secret formula ice tea, both flavorful and satisfying.
Most dishes come at cheap prices that are easy on the pocket. Some items, like salads at 45 shekels, are not cheap.
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Pho Soup is available on Fridays.
The prices of all dishes are affordable.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Nepalese restaurant offers a pastoral atmosphere with friendly staff and a family-friendly vibe. The setting feels colorful and pleasant, evoking a sense of Nepal. Guests enjoy authentic dishes served paced to maintain freshness.
Vegetarian options include vegan curries, special fried rice and chips, and a vegetarian thali priced at 50 NIS. Some dishes vary in quality, and not all momos labeled vegetarian are fully so.
Prices stay consistently incredibly cheap here, making it easy to enjoy meals without spending much.
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The prices are very reasonable.
The portions are not very large.
The restaurant is clean.
Outdoor seating offers a pleasant atmosphere with intoxicating Indian aromas that create a sense of travel. The vibe is light and fun, though the space can feel warm. The place stands out for its clean, comfortable seating and a focus on vegetarian, gluten-free Indian cuisine.
Offers vegan Indian cuisine with a focus on vegetarian dishes that are flavorful and well-prepared. Almost everything is gluten-free, catering to various dietary needs.
Delivery comes with a relatively cheap fee. Prices for items themselves are not particularly cheap.
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Almost everything on the menu is vegan and gluten-free.
The restaurant offers vegan options.
Walt Business offers gluten-free options for customers with celiac disease.
Hamburger restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with air conditioning and a fireplace. Atmosphere feels fun and lively with cool Israeli music and a design blending American style and historic walls. Crowds fill the place, creating a busy vibe where sitting in feels better than delivery.
Offers vegan and vegetarian burgers with a variety of toppings. Includes vegan aioli and options like the Radifine hamburger with vegan cheese. Vegetarian burger size can be on the smaller side.
Prices stay relatively cheap compared to similar spots. Food comes out tasty and satisfying without a high cost.
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The restaurant operates only between 12:00 and 17:00.
The restaurant is closed on Shabbat.
The business lunch costs 123 shekels for two, including burgers and drinks.
Small space full of character with lively, fun music and a warm, atmospheric vibe. Seating areas include a fireplace and games like checkers, creating a pleasant, engaging environment. The place stays open late, attracting a crowd that enjoys its unique energy.
Offers vegetarian and vegan burgers with solid flavor. Provides a meatless burger option without fancy extras.
Prices vary, with some items like the sirnet being relatively cheap, while others are not cheap at all.
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The price for a double cheeseburger meal with chips and a drink is 72 NIS.
The restaurant opens until 1 am.
The meal for a couple costs 165 NIS, which is a good value.
Hamburger restaurant with crowded seating and loud music creates a noisy, energetic atmosphere. Walls display political posters and funny signs, adding local character. Known for excellent burgers and a carefully selected beer menu.
Offers a wide variety of vegan and vegetarian burgers, including options with whole portobello mushrooms and impossible meat. Provides gluten-free and cheese-free choices and allows swapping regular patties for vegetarian ones. Onion rings and other sides show clear consideration for vegetarians.
Prices stay very cheap, around NIS 90 each including two large starters. Costs are low for the center, making it a relatively cheap option.
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You should book in advance to avoid long wait times.
The business menu is served between 12:00-17:30.
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
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.
Menu offers a large selection with incredibly delicious vegetarian dishes. Vegetarians can find satisfying options alongside meat and fish choices.
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.
Outdoor seating lines the street with tables and fans providing some comfort despite heat and noise. Music plays well, creating a lively and positive atmosphere. Burgers stand out as a distinctive feature with some of the best flavors in the area.
Vegan burgers come with perfect vegan mayonnaise and cheese options. Special Sandwiches offers one of the best vegan cheeseburgers and accommodates requests like no bun.
Prices stay cheap for Tel Aviv, especially for Special Sandwiches. Burgers cost a bit more but still feel reasonable for the quality.
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The hamburger costs 57 NIS and does not include chips or a drink.
You can get a hamburger until 2 am.
There was a 40 minute wait for a hamburger.
Small restaurant with intimate design and warm decoration creates an elegant atmosphere with carefully balanced lighting and music. Outside seating offers a pleasant experience while inside features a loaded bar. Cocktails maintain a high standard, complementing the overall vibe.
Options for vegans include a few dishes with mushroom broth. The vegetarian selection is limited but includes ramen and some other choices.
Prices are not cheap, with a meal including ramen, a first course, and a cocktail costing over 200 shekels per person. The cost reflects reasonable value for the quality and portions served.
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Reservations are recommended in advance, especially for larger groups.
The couple experience costs NIS 350 and includes four starters.
Happy hour is available, but check the exact timing as it may end early.
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.
Vegetarian options include a stew served with tahini and pickles alongside rice. These dishes cost about half as much as the meat options.
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.
A huge, confusing maze with a snail-shaped structure creates a unique, chaotic atmosphere filled with special stores and an abundance of colors and smells. The space feels like a museum of legends offering dog-friendly areas and playful amenities like a fairy forest and a pool dancing to music.
Every Wednesday hosts a vegan fair with many excellent stalls. Food court and cafe areas offer vegan spots alongside local street food, sushi bars, burger joints, and healthy grab-and-go options.
A large charity shop offers super cheap prices and many shops sell cheap goods. The mall includes a cheap cinema and stores with affordable clothing brands.
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On Thursdays and Fridays, there is a food fair with various food stalls at the mall.
Fridays get too crowded, making navigation difficult.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Mexican restaurant offers stylish decor with both indoor and outdoor seating, mostly on a sloping sidewalk. Great music plays from the entrance, creating a lively atmosphere. The kitchen is open, allowing guests to see food prepared quickly, adding to the authentic vibe.
Plentiful vegan options include a vegetarian burrito that usually arrives warm. The vegetarian taco stands alongside other dishes like fried fish and chicken quesadilla.
Prices stay on the cheap side for casual drinks and bites. Mexican food here costs more than abroad but still feels relatively affordable.
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Happy hour for margaritas runs from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Reservations are held until 7:30 PM; after that, seating is first-come, first-served.
There are parking lots nearby, including Levantin and Hadar parking.
Outdoor seating defines the space, with fans and cold water providing relief amid crowded, noisy conditions. The vibe shifts from teenage-oriented energy outside to a more neighborhood-like atmosphere overall. Long waits and packed tables shape the experience alongside good music and lively social interaction.
The menu offers a vegetarian burger that is well-sized and an option for a vegan burger that tends to be quite salty. The vegan burger pairs with a Caesar salad, which is not vegan.
Prices lean higher but the burgers stand out for taste. Food feels reasonably priced considering the quality experience.
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Expect long wait times of at least 45 minutes during rush hour.
Finding parking at the restaurant is difficult.
Ordering food is done at automatic screens and takes about forty minutes.