R2M Hospitality Group, a pillar of Tel Aviv's dining scene, continues to impress with its portfolio of establishments including CoffeeBar, R48, Hotel Montefiore, and Herzl 16 restaurants, alongside its popular Delicatessen and Bakery Stores…
Interesting shick place that's has a mixed restaurant - bar - neighborhood coffee style.
The atmosphere is great, the service is kind and helpful, and they have a very affordable happy hour deal on drinks and food.
There's an interesting wine selection and very nice coctails.
To the main course (so to speak) though,
The food ranges from really good to a bit of a let down.
The main dishes we tried (porkchop on the bone with morning glory, Genghis Khan Chicken) we're both very tasty and plantiful.
The starters though, disappointed. The Nams were so small it was almost finger food. On the flavor side it was also nothing to write home about. The Hibachi sashimi was tasty but was small as well. The Chicken wings were the only starter that was both testy and did not suffer from shrinkflation.
My recommendation, share the main courses (especially if you pay full price). The excelled both in flavor, size and value for money.
(Sorry for not posting pictures, the lighting somehow turned all photes extremely red).
We had trouble booking and they managed to find us space, even on a Friday evening. The ramen was amazing, and there are multiple excellent vegan options. Service was lovely.
5.0
First time lunching in Herzl, I usually sit there at evening for a drink.
I love the atmosphere in this place, as long as I’m sitting in the front area- the terrace. The indoors and middle sitting are not fun at all for eating.
The food was great, service was good as long with the kind staff.
I have to say, as much as i heard and got recommended from the staff about the bread pudding- it’s by far not good as a bread pudding should be made.
5.0
What a beautiful place!
Located perfectly in the center of Tel Aviv at a beautiful 1920 building.
The place has a unique style and many of Tel Aviv’s famous people like to hang out there.
The food style is somewhere between France and Japan but in a very light way.
The prices are fair and not expensive.
Cocktails are great and also the wine collection.
The place owner as far as I know is Ruti Bruno and everything she does she makes it at his very best. She’s like the God of culinary in Israel.
Just go there!!!
3.0
While I understand that many bars in the city have a more relaxed culture around this, it’s frustrating to try and enjoy a meal or a cocktail when you're constantly breathing in second-hand smoke in an enclosed space. It makes the "indoor" seating feel just as exposed as the patio, but without the fresh air.
The food was just Ok.
