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Alkalay 1 Alkalay street, Basel area Tel:03-6041260 I don't know what is the secret of this little café, but it definitely works - in spite of being opposite TA ambulances center, Alkalay is a very popular café and my favorite in the area. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed. Many of the clients are regulars. On weekends the café expends and occupies the whole sidewalk of the neighbor shops - prices are less than average. I recommend the sandwiches. It is better to come during week days when the café is more cozy. Toilets: nice & clean but upstairs on a steep stairway |
Arcafe 35 Basel street Tel:03-5467001 Italian style Self Service café with wonderful cakes and coffee that smells divinely. Serves also nice sandwiches. I recommend the goat cheese with tomatoes and also the éclair that is really a rare treat and the almond croissant is one of the best in town. There is another branch of Arcafe in fact the first one on Rotschild Blvd. Toilets: designed & clean in the Medical Center next door |
Hangar 26 Tel Aviv Port Tel: 03-5449211 Used to be a small café on North Dizengoff next to the elegant Comme il Faut haute couture shop. In the port it is a spacious designed café with a vast terrace on the deck. Serves a colossal breakfast in antique porcelain plates and cups. Nice for a branch or a light meal. |
252 Ben Yehuda (Yermiahu corner) Tel:03-5444154 also on Dizengoff where Legendary Kasit used to be Coffee house and bakery that serves delicious home made like cakes and pastries. It is named after the address of the original branch which is at the other end of Ben Yehuda on Idelson Street which by the way is closed. Toilets: Upstairs spacious and elegant |
Lulu 3 Alkalay street Basel area Tel: 03-6020805
in white colorful flowers and a wallpaper inside that looks like a library - the white design has a spring flourishing look which is a nice change to the dark designed café around - nice to sit there on a sunny morning when it is not too hot and have a cup of excellent coffee. |
Moveing 305 Dizengoff (Yermiahu Street Corner) tel: 03-5444434 The concept of this café is a mix of a coffee place with a DVD library upstairs. A nice place always quite packed. Serves a very good carrot cake . The breakfast of Moveing is nice and includes freshly squeezed orange juice. Toilets: 2 cabins nice and clean upstairs in the DVD shop |
Jeremiah 306 Dizengoff (Jeremiah Street Corner) Tel: 077-7931840 Trendy cafe on the northern part of Dizengoff that has the special touch, the design, the atmosphere that make it a nice to be place. The food is also good and not expensive. They serve a nice shuk salad (salad of the market) and also the spicy fish are great . Toilets: upstairs 2 cabins |
Gilad & Daniel Cafe bistro 300 Dizengoff Street Tel: 03-6043849
street cafe with an authentic French bistro menu. I tried the breakfast and the tarte tatin and they were great. Service is friendly and sometimes the owner Mr. Daniel is you waiter so what can you ask more :-) Revisited yesterday (February 2009) and tried the lunch menu which is very nice and good value I had soup, couscous and a drink for 54 Shekel ! Toilets: 2 cabins with nice Parisian drawings |
La bonne Patisserie 40 Bazel street Genuine French patisserie cafe. This is another result of the wave of French people that invaded Tel Aviv in the last years. Delicious French pastries and cakes to take away or to consume on spot sitting in the relatively quiet Bazel square. It is just next to the Italian restaurant Rustico so what I did is after having a nice business lunch there I went to the Bonne Patisserie for deserts :-) |
