Gazzetti

Located across the street from its longtime “big sister” wine bar, Gazetta—around well before wine bars became one of Tel Aviv’s biggest trends—Gazzetti recently opened and brings the concept into the present. It’s an all-day wine bar, bottle shop, and café all in one. The space is unassuming and simple, with a small menu of freshly prepared sandwiches and a few additional items, but it’s a really lovely addition to the neighborhood. Situated on the corner of Habima and just down the block from Rothschild, it’s very central and makes for a great meeting spot any time of day. There’s a nice selection of wines, and the lettuce salad was a standout—simple, fresh, and very enjoyable. A great place to stop in whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or lingering over a glass of wine.

Great cafe and a very much needed one, where have you been so far? and bar, the sandwiches are perfect!

Just ate an amazing sandwich . Feels like Paris

We were looking for a place to sit after a show at the Bimah with friends and there happened to be a place there so we decided to try it. A really cute new wine bar, from the owner of the Gazeta, such a Spanish-Italian vibe, small sharing dishes alongside a huge selection of wines. We took a cheese and cold cuts platter, a fresh green salad and gnocchi which was delicious. Unfortunately there was no option to taste the wines and that's a bit of a bummer, we decide blind and according to the recommendations of the sommelier. Other than that, a really good atmosphere and fun, which is what it is, it felt really crowded for 4 people. A really tiny place.

A cute and delicious place, with good wine. The thing about the extraction fee is a bit annoying, but they claim it's because the wine they sell is at cost price... I wasn't completely convinced.