Kabakeh — Restaurant in Tel-Aviv

Wow three times! Service, ambience and food!! Simply welcoming! We ordered different dishes.

First, they brought very tasty tiny green olives, bread and makabis. We couldn't stop eating those. They brought that while we waited for our food.

Second, their Hummus, it's so good!! It pairs very well with their fresh bread. Yum!!!

Third, Jarjir salad. It has a very interesting and very tasty dressing. We've never had that before. Very good!

At last, we ate their kibbeh bil Saniyeh... Simply out of this world! Try it! You won't regret it :)

Our server was very helpful when we asked questions about the ingredient.. He brought us:a second portion of Makabis at o charge, just like the first one.

I give this place 10 stars. They have AC.

We were going to the Greek restaurant, almost next to it. The guy at the entrance was rude and didn't seem to enjoy his job. So, we left. I'm glad! Because we found...

By far one of the best (if not the best!) restaurants in Israel we have been to. Second time we've eaten here and the food is absolutely amazing!!! Let's start with the beautiful location and surroundings, you can sit outside or inside and there's also a beautiful terrace overlooking the square. Then the restaurant itself is so welcoming and cosy, lovely atmosphere and excellent service by the owner and staff. To top all that - a wonderful, interesting and rich menu where anyone, including Vegetarians and Vegans (!) can find plenty to order. You can feel the love, care, talent and knowledge of their lovely chef/owner in every bite you eat. Cannot recommend enough! A must visit! Do not miss the Minerva cake, named after the chef! Wow!We shall...

Opened less than a month ago, the restaurant is still in run-up. The service is OK but should be a little more attentive. The food is fine, not as spicy as expected from Mediterranean recipes. On the contrary, the Jarjir salad is very sour and causes the other dishes to taste somewhat insipid. The Beirut Nights dessert was far from what we expected as it didn't resemble the cake we know. Regarding the atmosphere something should be done with the music - we had to listen to Arabic violins for more than an hour... Oriental music is much more versatile than that. Prices are not cheap compared to the size...