Dvora By Eyal Shani

For all those leaving a bad review, I believe you either don’t understand the concept behind the restaurant or don’t appreciate it for what it is. I would consider myself a foodie with high standards, and I had a fabulous experience. The atmosphere is incredible, with an open kitchen creating an inclusive environment and the waiter staff dressing “casual,” making it feel relaxed and relatable. To a certain extent, you can say the feeling is that of a market, with the different vegetables you can see and that are out on display, to the chatter and music creating a semi-outdoor feeling. The lighting is dim; the ingredients are incredibly bright, rich, and fresh—and the fish was out of this world. For me, it was a 10/10. Literally no complaints. We did wait a bit for the waiter to come by and take our dessert order, but that’s part of the experience. You need to be open-minded when coming to such a restaurant.

We sat at the bar thats right next to the open kitchen, it was simply a beautiful experience, you can see the food being prepared right in front of you and its honestly one of the best meals I've ever had. Crew were all super nice and professional. All in all it was a blast. You should absolutely visit.

Sat at the bar which is a super fun experience as get to see how they make all the different dishes available and chat to the chefs (if you want, they only speak to you if you approach them 1st which we liked). Amazing kosher food and cocktails. Book in advanced as its pretty small space.

I’ve eaten here several times and always had a great overall experience. The service has never been amazing, but the vibe and the food usually made up for it. Unfortunately, when I visited again yesterday, something felt off. The food was poor, and the quality seemed noticeably lower than what I’m used to. The classic Eyal Shani touch just didn’t come through this time, and I’m not sure why. The Challah, ratatouille, and desserts were still great as always, but the main dishes were surprisingly weak. Dvora isn’t worth it anymore.

Great kosher restaurant endorsed by celebrity chef Eyal Shani. Variety of delicious dishes. Nice for groups, and small celebrations. The venue is a bit loud, but all and all we hat a great time.