Migdalor Cafe — Restaurant in Tel-Aviv

I've been to this charming spot hundreds of times, long before someone had the brilliant idea to open a coffee shop there. The location is great, providing amazing sunset views and a chill atmosphere. The coffee shop is a sort of take-away and sit wherever you want type of place, which is mostly efficient but at the busier times (around sunset) you will be waiting for 15 minutes in line just to make an order. You should add an average of about 10 minutes waiting for your order as well. When it's not busy, waiting times are better.

The coffee and other beverages I've tries are generally OK.

But, I would highly recommend to stay away from the Salmon pretzel - it gave me one of the worst cases of food poisoning ever. I'm talking 48 hours completely out of commission. I can't be more clear than this - stay the hell away from the smoked salmon pretzel - it's terrible anyway. A tiny bun (not even a real pretzel), grossly overpriced and definitely not worth the inevitable quality time you're going to spend with your bathroom. I'm no expert in food and beverage sanitary conditions, but it doesn't take an expert to realize that things are seriously wrong there. Fish and other seafood are a bad choice here, being more sensitive to sanitary deficiency than other products.

The pricing is unusually high for everything on the menu, but I guess they have to pay the rent for this prime location somehow.

Overall, my personal recommendation - this spot is a must-see if you're around, but not because of the coffee shop that's incidentally there. Sunsets are free, and if you really want a cup of coffee and something to eat while watching the sunset, it's great to have this coffee shop as a option - just stay away from the...

We stop by for a short visit to have coffee and some pastries during sunset. This is a very cute café offering some drinks and food and a wonderful view to the beach at the port area with stunning sunset view. The cute thing is that you can take a mat from them and spread it in the area, where a few small tables and shades are lined, and enjoy a picnic and drinks, and the offer a cheese platter to go along with it too. At the back of the place they have a window where you can have takeout ordered to just pick something up, and go to one of the beaches nearby...

Self service, great music and many communal events for free, such as yoga (usually on Sunday morning), movie night (usually on Tuesday evening), local artists fairs (Usually on Fridays), and so much more! There are a few seating options like chairs or mats you can borrow from the place. Great alcoholic beverages, and they also added pizza to...