Delicatessen with homemade sandwiches and local jams creates a cozy atmosphere filled with character. Light rail passes nearby, adding to the neighborhood vibe. Perfect spot for brunch or an afternoon drink with a pastoral boulevard setting.
Food includes homemade jams, roasted vegetables, and handmade sweets prepared on site. Local beer pairs with sandwiches featuring various spreads, cheeses, and egg salad.
Creative boutique delicatessen offers deli salads, cheeses, breads, and local alcohol prepared on site. Charming owners and lovely staff add to the atmosphere and character.
"It's a cool local spot with a magical atmosphere."
"The deli's tasting plates with cheeses and spreads are really delicious."
"The food here is delicious and special."
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Customers can take home everything they purchase from the delicatessen.
The owner prepares most of the food on the spot.
The cafe is a short walk from the light rail.
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.
Food stands out for its superior quality and fresh ingredients. It ranks among the best meals available locally and compares favorably to well-known delis elsewhere.
Smoked meats come out juicy and tender with a deep flavor from the smoking process. Sandwiches like the Reuben on rye and pastrami on a bagel feature quality meat and crazy toppings that stand out.
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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 and intimate space blends contemporary style with authentic charm. Warm, homely atmosphere invites relaxed enjoyment of local food and wine. Outdoor seating overlooks urban surroundings, adding to the casual vibe.
Food features fresh, high-quality ingredients sourced exclusively from Israeli producers. Dishes come with careful preparation and pair with local wine from Israeli businesses.
Offers high-quality coffee alongside a cute delicatessen setup. Service stays friendly and the food tastes delicious.
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The restaurant is not open on Saturdays.
There is no menu for dinner; the chef decides what to cook from fresh ingredients.
Prices are high; a coffee, sandwich, and two cookies cost NIS 91.
Deli with huge assortment of meats and cheeses from around the world offers excellent pastries and special cheeses. Atmosphere is lively and full on weekends, with good wine and coffee served quickly in paper cups. Prices tend to be on the higher side, reflecting the diverse and quality selection.
Food arrives quickly and tastes really delicious with some dishes featuring imported ingredients.
Offers a huge assortment of meats and cheeses from around the world. Sandwiches stand out with really good flavors and unique options like the Cheese Deli Sandwich.
Good to know
Happy hour is between 16:00-20:00 Monday-Thursday.
Coffee is only served in paper cups.
There is no WiFi available at the bar.
Deli offers diverse fresh salads, variety of pickles, and high-quality cheeses in a clean setting. Atmosphere feels conservative and benevolent, attracting those who appreciate tradition and abundance. Prices remain reasonable, supporting a welcoming and steady flow of customers.
Prepared food includes handmade grape leaves and other dishes. Most food sits exposed, open to the air and frequent contact.
Pickles and cauliflower in tahini stand out as signature deli items. The deli offers a wide range of fresh salads, cheeses, salted fish, and olive oils with consistently excellent service and a buy-and-go setup without seating.
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Everything at the delicatessen is always fresh and clean.
The deli offers a diverse selection of items.
Expect large crowds on Fridays; arrive early.
Vegan restaurant with retro style decoration and a charming alley offers both indoor and outdoor seating, including a spacious covered balcony and a garden setting. Atmosphere is dimly lit and lively, with a fun vibe supported by a bar serving cocktails and beer. Outdoor areas feature umbrellas and heat lamps, though seating comfort varies and space suits smaller groups better than families.
International gourmet vegan dishes stand out with excellent taste and interesting flavors. The food appeals to both vegans and non-vegans with its delicious variety.
Varied protein dishes, interesting side dishes, and refreshing salads fill the deli menu at fair prices. The deli offers a delicious selection enjoyed in a beautiful courtyard or inside seating.
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Happy hour on Wednesdays offers two cocktails for the price of one.
Expect high prices; a portion from the buffet costs 68 NIS.
The restaurant offers a special tu b'shvat tasting menu for two.
Deli offers classic rolls with sausage and beef gouda that satisfy well. Mini croissants appeal to children and provide a pleasant snack. Some baked goods like yeast cakes may lack freshness or warmth.
Food here is consistently high quality and meticulously prepared. Dishes come out delicious and satisfying, making it a solid choice for quick, healthy meals.
Offers a huge selection of products including gluten-free breads and quality pastries. Prices stay reasonable while delivering high-quality food and wholehearted service.
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Expect long lines during lunch hours and weekends.
The deli offers a wide variety of items including coffee, pastries, and ready meals.
Self-service is available, allowing customers to choose their items.
Market combines authentic spice shops with trendy food stalls in a lively, vibrant atmosphere. Seating areas under umbrellas invite relaxed tasting and socializing amid a mix of old and new businesses. Energy peaks on busy evenings, reflecting a blend of tradition and modern food culture.
Street food offers colorful, authentic flavors with a wide selection of high-quality spices and ingredients. Stands and restaurants serve diverse dishes including Persian cuisine and kubot.
Small delicatessens sell cheeses, fish, and sausages with authentic flavors from Persian, Balkan, and Eastern European cuisines. Shops offer fresh breads, bourekas, and pastries alongside a variety of spices and nuts.
Good to know
Fridays are especially fun with a lively atmosphere and entertainment.
Some stalls close around 19:00, so plan your visit accordingly.
There is no parking available at the market; consider walking or cycling.