What to order at Ewa Safi

Must order
A tagine of the day with couscous, shared family style around the table.
Editor tip
Kosher hours apply: open Sunday to Thursday evenings only, closed Friday and Saturday.
CuisineMoroccan
Price$$$
NeighborhoodNeve Tzedek
HoursSun-Thu from 18:00, closed Fri-Sat
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Address: HaShakhar Street 8, Tel Aviv-Yafo

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