Dallal Restaurant

Beautiful restaurant in the old neighborhood of Tel Aviv. A small courtyard leads to what must have been a family home. We didn’t have reservations but we were given two seats at the bar to enjoy dinner. The artisan bread is delicious. The portions are a bit small but very tasty.

Very popular brunch place, came here multiple times. The service isn’t great- you have to ask multiple time and multiple people whenever you’re asking for something. Our waiter dropped some drinks right next to our table (that also spilled on my pants) and didn’t even bother to clean it so people could very easily trip. We asked many times until someone finally did something about it. I also didn’t appreciate how the waiter was intensely staring at me as I was paying and selecting the top amount. The food is good but small portions, I highly recommend trying some of their desserts.

The food was tasty, however the portions were extremely small and not filling. The deserts tasted better than the savory dishes, except for the Paris cheese cake which wasn't for my taste. The drinks were good. The waiters were nice, however everything took so long and I only got my dish while my family already finished half of their's. Also, my father received a cold steak and had it remade. The sits were comfortable but it was crowded and loud in there. For the price of the place, I'm not going to lie, I'm a bit disappointed. If you choose to go I recommend ordering a place before hand!

Excellent restaurant. One of the best in Tel-Aviv (in my opinion). Delicious food. Always best service. Desserts. Really delicious and creative, which is rare in Israel. Highly recommend. Returning regularly, branches as good as lunch or dinner. Good choice of alcohol. Nice vintage style interior. Love it!