Port Sa'id
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Happening gathering place with Middle Eastern fare & cocktails, plus a spacious terrace.
attractions: Levinski Market, Carmel Market, Meir Garden, Bezalel Market, Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre, Kiryat Sefer Park, Independence Hall (Dizengoff House), Bialik Square, Park HaMesila, Nachalat Binyamin Art Fair, restaurants: Taizu, Café Noir קפה נואר, Benedict, Shila, Bicicletta, Kab Kem, Hatraklin Meat & Wine Bistro, Rustico Rothschild, Pizza Lila, Ouzeria
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Happening gathering place with Middle Eastern fare & cocktails, plus a spacious terrace.
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I had an amazing dining experience at this Israeli restaurant with refined and authentic cuisine. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the warm and inviting ambiance. The menu offered a delightful selection of Israeli dishes that truly showcased the richness of the country's culinary heritage. Each dish was prepared with care and attention to detail, delivering an explosion of flavors that left me wanting more. The staff was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, making excellent recommendations and ensuring that my dining experience was top-notch. The restaurant's decor was tastefully done, reflecting the essence of Israeli culture and adding to the overall dining pleasure. In summary, if you're looking for an authentic Israeli dining experience with refined and mouthwatering cuisine, I highly recommend visiting this restaurant. It's the perfect spot to explore the vibrant flavors of Israel in a warm and welcoming setting.
Lior GDLior GD
10
I’ve been to this restaurant several times, but have not visited in a while. First thing visible is that it became bigger, taking more space on the outside of the building - but still have a great chilled out vibe and great energy. The food is very tasty, we really enjoyed the green beans, the meat and the chicken liver. Toe bread was incredible too (soft brioche /challah style) The Lima beans paste had an off flavor and we sent it back. Cocktails were awesome (I had arak with almond liquor). The malabi desert was incredible too. Do take into consideration that the service is laid back and on the slow side. Don’t arrive too hungry :)
Lihi BavliLihi Bavli
00
Came here in a large group and we ordered a lot of the dishes. This place is very tapas-like restaurant where each place is of relatively small size but sharing it would give everybody a good amount just for the taste. I believe we ended up ordering about 16,17 dishes to here, some with repetitions. They also got specialties that’s not on the menu so make sure you ask the waiters about it. My personal favorites include the minute steak, the avocado bruschetta, the bread salad and the carrot cake. Other food were fine, but not impressive A We got cocktails and beer too. Averaged about $70usd per person including the tips.
Tian GTian G
00
Really simple, excellent food. We went here twice, once on a recommendation and the second time to supplement a pretty poor (first) dinner at Miznon. Food is so delicious but simple, in a way that insults other places that can't replicate it. Had the eggplant, leek, beans, slow cooked beef and sloppy joe, all of which were great. They were also very nice, agreeing to replace the chicken livers that I ordered when I remembered just how much I don't like liver, despite the fact that this was probably as good as it gets. Definitely worth visiting. Unlikely to become disappointed if you want easy, Israeli, simple food.
Ed EEd E
00
The food was simply wow. We looked around and saw many interesting dishes on other tables… we finally had chicken liver and the „butcher cut“ (5 hours slow cooked met). Both were very well cooked, tasty and nicely served on a tahini base and accompanied by cooked or baked vegetables. Ambiance is very basic but somehow special; some big ventilators keep you fresh also in the warmer hours (I was there for lunch). Only drawback… maybe due to the high number of people, but service was very chaotic and pretty impolite. Place was recommended for good traditional food. This was definitely the case.
Stefano PStefano P
10
On my Israel visits from NY I have tried having dinner here at least 3 times in the past few years. There has always been a long wait which pushed me towards North Abraxas (the same chef's "grown-ups" restaurant) down the street. This time I waited about 45 minutes while having a drink outside. It was absolutely worth the wait. Every item we ordered was delicious and packed with flavor, it made me wish I had waited the previous times. Other than the food the service is quick and this place offers some of the best people watching in Tel Aviv. I will be back!!!
Aaron KrantzAaron Krantz
10
Nearby Attractions Of Port Sa'id
Levinski Market
Carmel Market
Meir Garden
Bezalel Market
Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre
Kiryat Sefer Park
Independence Hall (Dizengoff House)
Bialik Square
Park HaMesila
Nachalat Binyamin Art Fair

Levinski Market
4.4
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Carmel Market
4.4
(5.2K)Click for details

Meir Garden
4.4
(2.7K)Click for details

Bezalel Market
4.1
(2.4K)Click for details
Nearby Restaurants Of Port Sa'id
Taizu
Café Noir קפה נואר
Benedict
Shila
Bicicletta
Kab Kem
Hatraklin Meat & Wine Bistro
Rustico Rothschild
Pizza Lila
Ouzeria

Taizu
4.6
(3K)Click for details

Café Noir קפה נואר
4.4
(2K)$$
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Benedict
4.2
(2.5K)Click for details

Shila
4.4
(1.7K)Click for details