Top Restaurants in Jaffa
Where to Eat in Jaffa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Jaffa, Israel including Anita Cafe La Mamma del Gelato, Falafel Hakosem, Cafe Xoho, Hatraklin Bistro Meat & Wine, Night Kitchen, Tamara Yogurt, Beer Bazaar, Tamara Juice Bar, Shakshukia, Frishman Falafel & Frishman Sabich
Things to do in Jaffa
1. Anita Cafe La Mamma del Gelato
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 547 reviews
Reviewed By Nizan M
my portion was tasty and in good quantity. the atmosphere of an evening Tel-Aviv also is adding to the experience.
2. Falafel Hakosem
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 746 reviews
The Best Place To Eat Falafel And Enjoy A Causy Evening
Reviewed By BarberistaMillerski - Ashland, Oregon
Very busy with both lots of cooks, workers, helpers, and hungry customers.
While we waited in the long line with many happy customers dining or waiting to order their falafel, the employees would come and give samples to whet your appetite as you wait. Many people taking orders and making your falafel the way you want.
Very fresh pita and all the best ingredients.
It was a pleasure to watch them all in action.
Busy, busy, busy.... and we saw and tasted why.
3. Cafe Xoho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 316 reviews
"The cookies just came out of the oven" is a phrase so often heard by customers at Cafe Xoho. With different flavors coming out of the oven every morning, the love and care can be sensed through the delicious smells in the air, and the art on every plate. From cookies to cakes and art to music, the word 'homemade' is a perfect description of this home away from home, in the centre of Tel Aviv. Come and play with us at 17 Gordon Street, near the corner of Ben Yehuda!
Reviewed By moiinisrael - Israel
We met for brunch. Love the casual and comfy atmosphere, smiling waitresses, happy fellow diners and delicious food. Daughter, our vegan representative adored her tall, fresh salad and hubby and I chose oversized, perfectly spiced, burritos stuffed with beans, veggies, eggs and sauce. Heavenly. We...MoreHi Moiinisrael! What a scumptious review - thank you for writing it, we enjoyed every word! Hope to see you again soon for more yummy food and drinks :) Team Xoho
4. Hatraklin Bistro Meat & Wine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Between yhuda halevi street & lilienblum street
Reviewed By Brooke M
This restaurant was AMAZING. Natalie our waitress was so knowledgeable about all of the wine and food and made our visit extremely special. We had 2 amazing bottles of wines, the antipasti veggies, Moroccan bread, the Moroccan cigar special, Sicily charcuterie, roka steak, ribeye, the malabie dessert, and the chocolate ball dessert. Everything was unreal and we would definitely go back!!
5. Night Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Restaurant Hours : every night from 19:00 till 23:30
Reviewed By KarenCCC2013 - Hong Kong, China
Many locals come here for happy hour and the food are just great - we enjoy the dishes so much but our stomach cannot accommodate all. The hanger beef steak is great. The cream brulee lollipops and banana crumbs are must try. Overall the service is great and food is reasonably priced and delicious! Suggest to book for dinner.
6. Tamara Yogurt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 438 reviews
Reviewed By JustfineNJ - NJ
Delish froyo, huge portions, an unimaginable number of toppings! You can literally get every topping they have, and the cost is still the same. I "only" asked for 5 toppings and the server said I was "easy peasy!" Yummy dessert, and fun, friendly service.
7. Beer Bazaar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 202 reviews
Join us on our two locations at the Carmel market : 1 Rambam st $ 36 Yishkan st. The Beer Bazaar is the first and only place in Tel Aviv that specializes in Israeli craft beer. We serve 100 different brands of Israeli beers, including our very own brews on tap. We have two locations in the Carmel market: Our day bar and beer store on 1 Rambam Street closes at 19:00, our restaurant and pub on 36 Yishkon Street closes at midnight or last costumer.
Reviewed By clemmerth - Allentown, Pennsylvania
After a week of eating chicken and accompanying vegetables (which I like) the NY hot dog with mustard and sauerkraut was delicious. The Bazaar's selection of their own beers was very good. It's a great place to stop while shopping in the Mahaneh Yehuda Market.
8. Tamara Juice Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By badbaruch57 - New York City, New York
unbelievable - the place and streets around it were happening busy and active -lots young good looking man and women - interesting icicles and juices - lots of fun
9. Shakshukia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 607 reviews
as the holidays up coming for April, please note we're closed on holiday evening and the day after.<br>You can call the restaurant to know exactly . Or through Facebook <br>See ya <br>Sharon
Reviewed By GeeJAre
Ate our first dinner in Israel here and it was fabulous. Menus is simple, with only a few options but the food quality was excellent, great value, owner friendly and engaged with customers, authentic middle eastern music played. Save room for the ONLY dessert option - Home made baklava topped with ice cream, nuts, and delicious liqueur. You MUST eat here if visiting Tel Aviv!!!
10. Frishman Falafel & Frishman Sabich
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 379 reviews
Reviewed By Hawk470 - Norwalk, Connecticut
Not much to look at and easy to miss at the corner of Frishman and Dizengoff, this streetside hole in the wall serves delicious falafel and, through its twin right beside, assorted other pita sandwiches. Each is made to order with all of the usual toppings to pick from. At both you can garnish your Sandwich with little bowls of serve it yourself salads — sweet, sour, and pickled. Then take your seat at the outdoor countertop tables and eat like a local!
Slightly crisp on the outside, moist on the inside and not at all like the hard and dry falafel you find many places, this may not be the best falafel in the world (Paris’ L’as du Falafel comes to mind), but it is definitely up there with the best.
