Small, crowded space with brick oven cooking and mostly outdoor seating creates a lively, energetic vibe. Outstanding music complements the fun atmosphere, while tight seating and small tables limit comfort. Dog-friendly outdoor area adds a relaxed touch to the bustling environment.
Homemade wines stand out here, especially the local Israeli petit verdot. The selection pairs well with desserts and salads, offering a fine wine experience.
Hummus stands out as exceptionally creamy and flavorful. The shawarma and kebab come highly seasoned and juicy, often paired with tahini and minced meat for rich taste.
Good to know
Reservations are advisable, especially for larger parties.
The restaurant may have altered hours during Shabbat in October.
Expect additional charges for items brought to the table without prior notice.
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.
A wine shop offers a variety of wines alongside boutique stores for vinegar and alcohol. The market provides a spot to enjoy a glass of wine with good food and friends.
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.
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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.
Modern space combines open kitchen, food library, and rooftop garden with a gallery exhibition. Bright, airy atmosphere features high ceilings and clean, stylish design. Quiet library area upstairs offers a calm spot to work or study.
Offers a variety of local wines at reasonable prices. Café Asif pairs these with cheese and provides a relaxed vibe alongside attentive service.
Shakshuka stands out with its rich flavors, paired well with a fattoush salad that adds freshness. The menu includes vegetarian masaba and challah shish kebab, both tasty options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for busy times, especially on weekends.
Breakfast costs 58 shekels without a drink, with additional charges for extras.
The restaurant does not require a reservation for lunch on Thursday.
Restaurant offers an open kitchen and a view overlooking Dizengoff Square with its hustle and bustle. Atmosphere is pleasant and fun, combining a fancy yet informal and festive vibe. Space is clean and spacious with seating options for larger parties.
Many Israeli wines are available to try, served with care and attention. The wine pairs well with dishes like the pappardella pasta with wine, cream, and cheese sauce, enhancing the meal experience.
Eclectic Mediterranean dishes feature fresh calamari, fish kebab on white matzah, and cauliflower with lapa. Salads like green and artichoke tomatoes complement rich, well-crafted flavors throughout.
Good to know
Reservations are required for groups of 10 or more, at least a week in advance.
Brunch is available on Fridays, offering a unique menu.
The restaurant is usually very crowded, so making a reservation is recommended.
Wide open terrace offers spacious outdoor seating with laid-back atmosphere that stays quiet enough for conversation despite crowds. Bar area provides a direct view of food preparation, adding to the experience. Design is stylish but simple, focusing more on comfort and space than elaborate decor.
Great wine choices come with light white wine priced around NIS 60 that doesn't overpower. The house wine offers fair pricing, and the staff provides excellent recommendations.
Dishes include a rare za'atar salad, mussar kebab wrapped in leaves with sour sauce, and couscous with fish. Food shows careful preparation in flavor and presentation.
Good to know
Reservations are required in advance due to high demand.
Expect small portion sizes that may not justify the high prices.
The restaurant does not serve meat, focusing solely on seafood.
Fish restaurant features Ottoman period architecture and oriental style decor with Ionian and live music creating an inviting atmosphere. The space includes small enclosed areas and a courtyard, offering a cozy yet lively setting. Crowds gather regularly, contributing to a bustling energy.
Good wine selection includes delicious wines from Tel Shipon winery in the Golan Heights. You can enjoy a glass with starters like shrimp in butter wine and garlic, which pairs well with the drinks.
Food features juicy kebab beef and chicken cooked just right. Various mezze options include cooked shrimp in butter and grey mullet served half fried, half grilled. Cuisine blends Greek and Arab influences for a fresh Mediterranean taste.
Good to know
Expect overcrowding on Saturdays, which may lead to long wait times.
Live music events occur on select days, enhancing the dining experience.
Prices on the menu may not reflect the final bill, so check carefully.
Cocktail bar sits amid vibrant flea market with live music and street art creating a lively, cool vibe. Spacious, ventilated interior offers air conditioning and outdoor seating. Skilled bartenders craft standout cocktails, enhancing the energetic atmosphere.
New Zealand wines feature prominently with two bottles priced around 175 NIS each. Warm wine options exist alongside lovely, wonderful selections enjoyed after meals.
Shakshuka stands out with its flavorful and well-seasoned profile. The menu features rare dishes like artichoke salad in labneh with roasted cherry tomatoes and a dreamy kebab on pita with amba tahini.
Good to know
You must reserve ahead.
The prices are high.
There is not much parking around.
Restaurant features an open kitchen with bar seating that highlights food preparation. Atmosphere blends warm, homely design with loud music and a unique hostess who engages guests. Decor emphasizes modern, inviting aesthetics with attention to detail throughout.
Excellent wine stands out as the highlight here. Cocktails also get strong recommendations, but wine remains the preferred choice.
Mediterranean dishes come with a clear Arabic accent here. The Druze pita starter features smoked labneh and hot pepper jam, offering a bold and flavorful start.
Good to know
Reservations must be made months in advance to secure a table.
Expect to wait outside if you arrive late for your reservation.
The average meal costs around 200 NIS per diner.
Tiny, well-designed bar offers a lively and fun atmosphere with a chilled, unpretentious vibe. Music playlist keeps energy dynamic while guests enjoy both indoor and street-side seating. Wine recommendations and unique dishes like shrimp toast add to the distinctive experience.
Bartenders recommend good wines. The Tardio Laurent white is inexpensive and worth sharing.
Shish kebab stands out with a surprisingly tasty flavor, while other dishes include ricotta and kohlrabi. Kebabs come in different forms like rolls and skewers, though some kebabs can be dry.
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Expect to spend around 650 NIS for a meal for three people.
Cocktails are priced separately and can add significantly to the bill.
The restaurant is known for its interesting dishes despite being on the expensive side.