Pimpinella — Restaurant in Tel-Aviv

Nice ambience, food i tried was pretty good, though everything needs bread and that has to be ordered as a separate item. Portions are small.

Service was lacking - first the bartender had to “check” until when was the happy hour when i asked to confirm it was until 19:00. A woman walked in 10 minutes after me and asked about the happy hour and he still wasnt sure until when it was...he had to “check” again.

I ordered fried calamari, he brought me the grilled. I asked about it, confused because he had asked me fried or grilled. I had said fried - but when i asked he told me he asked me and i had said grilled. He did offer to change it but i didnt feel like waiting.

When the bill came, i was upcharged for changing from ouzo to vodka - he never said there was an additional charge - but when i asked about it he insisted he had said it would be extra. Finally, my last drink, ordered right before 7, was charged full price. I ordered it right before 7 but was told by him that the computer is objective and knows.... i said i wasnt paying it and was told he didnt care he just works there, i can pay and leave...

The whole thing was very off putting.... too bad. I dont usually bother to leave reviews but this was particularly...

A cute little bar/restaurant spot with amazing fish dishes and wonderful cocktails. I got the green gin cocktail, which was super refreshing and not overpowering. It had a slight taste of anise (which I usually don’t like) but it worked into the drink perfectly. My friend got an arak and pomegranate cocktail which was also super refreshing and tasty. The food was also excellent, we tried the artichoke spread with bread. It had a delicate flavor with a nice touch of sun dried tomatoes and olive oil, and tasty toasted challah. The real star of the show was their fish and chips. I will be coming back for this because it is the best I’ve had in the city by far. It came with a delicious lemon aioli and sweet potato fries and little potato chunks. It worked together absolutely beautifully and highly recommend it. The staff were also super cute and friendly, and the place had a very relaxed and...

A nice and cozy seafood bar, with an unusually diverse selection of Araq brands. Anise lovers will be pleasantly surprised to find several Jordanian and Palestinian titles. The food is delicious and well prepared, albeit servings are small, and their roasted calamari recipe is an acquired taste. The flimsy wooden bar stools are very uncomfortable, and the rest of the furniture looks similarly plain and cheap... whicn can not be said about their prices! In our last hangout the bill was slightly over 400 for two people, which is a bit steep for a small street bar in the Florentin area. If you're after seafood proper, for the same budget you'll be better served by trying a more traditional restaurant,...