Falafel restaurant offers exceptional cleanliness and a cozy, pleasant atmosphere reminiscent of a traditional market. The energy is calm and indulgent, with great music enhancing the experience. It stands out for serving high-quality, delicious falafel consistently hot and fresh.
Salads come in a variety of fresh options that taste excellent. They pair well with falafel and consistently satisfy.
Falafel here stands out for its freshness and being served hot every time. The falafel balls are delicious and prepared with clear skill, making them a consistent highlight.
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The falafel is affordable with a variety of flavors.
The prices are reasonable for the quality of food.
The place is English friendly, making it accessible for tourists.
Falafel restaurant offers authentic atmosphere with an energetic vibe from steady turnover. Falafel features a thin crunchy crust and airy interior, fried daily in fresh oil for a light, golden color. Prices are reasonable, and the place emphasizes environmental care by recycling used oil.
Salads come really fresh and are layered throughout the pita with falafel for a balanced bite every time. The falafel stays crispy and pairs well with the self-prepared salads.
Falafel stands out with its light, crispy texture and delicious toppings. The falafel balls arrive hot and fresh, offering a super affordable and tasty Mediterranean option.
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The restaurant charges 24₪ for a falafel in pita bread instead of the advertised 17₪.
There is often a line on the sidewalk, indicating its popularity.
Expect a long wait in the middle of the day when only one employee is working.
Gyro restaurant offers fresh ingredients and a clean environment. Shawarma tastes very flavorful and satisfying.
Salads come in plentiful portions with a variety of sauces and side dishes. The shawarma salad tastes fresh, but the salad bar is not refrigerated, which affects the overall freshness.
Shawarma here is fresh, juicy, and richly seasoned with generous toppings and plenty of meat. It stays moist without being too spicy and offers a satisfying, indulgent flavor at a reasonable price.
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The price for a shawarma pita is 50 shekels.
This is a kosher establishment.
The place is clean and family-friendly.
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.
Salads feature za'atar with burnt onions and pistachios, offering precise seasoning and unique flavors. Options include octopus, figs, and watermelon salads, all prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
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.
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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.
Restaurant combines kosher dining with a warm, family-friendly atmosphere and vibrant music. Interior blends a kibbutz-style dining room with a luxurious exterior setting. Guests enjoy fresh salads and phenomenal kebabs in a pleasant, well-maintained space.
Salads come fresh and tasty with a variety of options like beet salad, bulgur juice, and tahini. They often arrive alongside hummus and pair well with meat dishes in a meal around $18.
Hummus stands out with excellent quality and taste. Kebabs come juicy and soft, especially the chicken skewers. Several homemade salads like bulgul juice, beet salad, and tahini accompany the dishes.
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Service fees are added to the check, increasing the total bill unexpectedly.
The restaurant can accommodate large groups, as we arrived as a group of about 60 people for lunch.
The place is kosher, offering great options for those who need it.
Large space with tight seating and both indoor and terrace areas creates a fast food vibe. Atmosphere feels easy-going and friendly, sometimes crowded, sometimes quiet. Known for juicy lamb shawarma that stands out among offerings.
Salads come with a rich variety of toppings and are served in large amounts. Refills are available at no extra charge, making the salads both delicious and plentiful.
Shawarma here is juicy lamb and packed with bursting meat flavors. The lamajoon and kebab hamburger also stand out as very tasty Mediterranean dishes.
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Expect long wait times to order and receive food during peak hours.
It is recommended to arrive early between 11-12 to avoid long lines.
There is no parking available, which is common in Tel Aviv.
Small restaurant with a quiet, pleasant atmosphere and a family-home feel. Locals frequent the spot for affordable, delicious hummus and soft pita bread. The vibe is calm and unhurried, making it a good place for a quick, tasty meal.
Salad comes only in a large box costing NIS 20 with no option for smaller portions. The owner insists on serving the full size and does not accommodate requests for less.
Hummus here stands out for its excellent quality and affordable prices. The menu offers generous portions with falafel and pickles, plus tasty sides like cauliflower with tahini.
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Reservations are not required, but it's best to arrive early to avoid long waits.
The restaurant serves only large salads priced at NIS 20.
Hummus refills are not allowed, so order accordingly.
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.
Salads come fresh with a fattoush salad that stands out. The egg salad sandwich adds a twist of horseradish for extra flavor.
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.
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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.
Minimalistic design with seating facing the street creates a free atmosphere and typical Tel Aviv vibe. The place feels homely and welcoming, with a light, young energy and quiet moments in the morning shifting to a lively wine bar in the evening.
Salads feature Gorgonzola prominently, including a seafood version that stands out. Dressings are flavorful enough to wish they were bottled and sold.
Shakshuka stands out as a classic dish here, though opinions on its flavor vary. The menu mixes traditional items like shakshuka and Israeli breakfast with newer options such as avocado toast and burrata salad.
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In the evening, ZETZ operates as a wine bar.
The coffee machine closes early.
The breakfast menu at Zetz is quite limited but offers options for every taste.