Margaux Brasserie

Today we celebrated my wife birthday with another couple, and it was an absolutely perfect experience! Brasserie Margaux is truly a French pearl right in the heart of the Petah Tikva business center. The atmosphere is magical, the design is stunning, and you can really feel the heart and soul put into every little detail of the hospitality. We ordered a variety of dishes for the table and everything was incredibly precise. We started with a fresh Caesar salad and a wonderful warm focaccia baked over coals. From there, we moved to the beef tartare which was excellent, and the red tuna tartare which was simply a dream! We also really enjoyed the deep sea cigar, which was crispy and full of rich flavors. For the main courses, the entrecote steak was cooked to perfection. The salmon fillet was juicy and very tasty, served alongside green beans and a perfectly smooth kosher mashed potato. We paired all of this with glasses of Cabernet Sauvignon, which completed the meal perfectly. The service was gracious, the vibe was lively and fun, and the kosher food is at the highest level. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a top quality culinary experience in the area!

Ordered 300g burger MW - came M (im half ok with that, but not all) Came with side dish green beans - the small amount speaks for itself in the image.. How people doesn't have any shame or guilt to give this amount I've no idea.. Especially when both are kinda expensive 109 shekels .

High-quality ingredients and good taste throughout the menu. The dishes were well prepared and flavorful, but they all shared a very similar style and presentation, which made the overall experience feel a bit repetitive.

A nice place with pleasant atmosphere. There is a nice choice of food and quality is good. No exceptional dishes on the menu. Team was attentive ans tried to assist as much as possible. Prices are average and reasonable. Ample parking in the evening hours

The atmosphere was pleasant and inviting. The food was well-prepared and satisfying, though the menu selection was pretty limited. We were disappointed with the wine selection, which primarily featured lower-range options at a high price per glass.