Some of the dishes are good and tasty (especially the hummus!) and the atmosphere is nice, a cozy place with good music... but that’s also the main reason for me to still go there from time to time. Also had some not so good experiences there. The shakshuka wasn‘t good at all (to be honest it was the worst I‘ve had in Israel so far😕) The sauce didn‘t have much taste or spices, and the eggs weren’t poached but hard boiled (and I mean: really, REALLY hard boiled). Also I had to pay slightly different prices for the same dishes several times already (e.g sometimes they say there are two breads included in the price for the hummus - but sometimes I only get one and therefore have to pay another 4 sheqel (or sometimes even 8) for the second one?! Always depends on who you ask, it’s a bit strange).

And most of the time there are several things sold out (the roasted cauliflower is quiet hard to get, and it seems like the apricot tea only exists on the menu). All in all there are some points I like about this place (the staff is friendly too!), but not everything.