Falafel Gabay

Falafel Gabay is hands down one of the best spots on Bugrashov. The falafel is excellent very crispy, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. The schnitzel is absolutely fabulous, and their winter soups that are truly stunning and warming. What really sets this place apart is the staff. The service is incredibly nice and pleasant, making every visit feel welcoming. Highly recommended—this is Tel Aviv casual dining at its finest!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Just reopened after being closed for a few weeks for renovations, and they've expanded their menu to include some very tasty soup and other items. But the big hit as always is the chicken schnitzel sandwich in challah bread - really delicious and fresh. As good as it was before. The only place to eat is outside (so not great if it's cold — but last night in mid-February it was 20°C/68°F so not really an issue most of the time). They put in new and better tables. Highly recommended. Under Kosher supervision.

Went again a few days ago in the evening. The hummus plate with falafel was good but not memorable. The schnitzel in a challah was a real pleasure. Fresh halla, meat cooked to perfection, very good sauce. (matbura) Still recommanded Was there a few time. Good falafel but not the best. Went on Friday, no falafel but schnitzel in a challah which has become a trendy dish in Tel Aviv. Very enjoyable but not really my thing for lunch. For me the star of the show was the soups. 4 or 5 options, we had green lentil and yellow lentil soups. Full of flavors, big portions, bread on the side. Perfect. Would go back just for that!

Spent almost two weeks in Israel and had a lot of meh shawarma. I needed a good meat shawarma before I left Israel and this place delivered. It was full of meat! My daughter loved her salad. My wife liked the falafel. Don't pass on the mashed potatoes balls. Went back a second night and had the schnitzel. Different staff, still cool kids club. Very nice. Didn't use the bathroom, so can't comment on that. Outside seating was comfortable with gentleman who kept it clean. A Tel Aviv must see.