פינת הצלע (Pinat HaTzela)

I'm quite torn on this one actually because I didn't feel well yesterday and it was mostly the fault of the volume of the music in such a tiny place, but the food was quite good, at least in the end when they brought the good meat on metal stakes (I'm not confusing with the word steak here, just clarifying for posterity sake), as for the pricing I wouldn't know as well, because the food was prepaid by the event organizers, but the average price per plate was circa 300 NIS I was told by one of the organizers so I'm not sure if that's very reflective of the real price range there or not...

A wonderful Israeli (oriental) restaurant. (Oriental here means food styles preferred by Jews from Arab countries.) Start with an assortment of appetizers, follow that with meat or fish skewered. We also had drench fries. We were stuffed so we did not wait for dessert.

Laffy breads and salads were very fresh and very tasty! The kebab was also very good the pargit was tasty but a little on the salty side! Nice place and good atmosphere! Pricing I can't say was at a party there and the host paid! Would go back and highly recommend!

Food was awful and way overpriced, I wouldn't even bother with the 10 shekel falafel. The place looked a mess, completely disorganized and bitter staff. The poor girl on the checkout looked like she was drowning in a sea of reluctant idiots. Absolutely no love from any of the staff.

The food is great but the service is horrible. Ordered once for take away, waited for 30 minutes and they didn't even started to prepare the meat. They said well you need to tell the kitchen to make. Sorry but it's not my job to inform the kitchen, it's yours. Plus they are more expensive than places which offers the same food.