Hummus Abu Adham is a middle eastern restaurant in Lev Hair, Tel Aviv.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Mifgash Rambam near Nahalat Binyamin runs a Tel Aviv shawarma counter by day and turns into a charcoal grill tavern at night, skewers and all.
OrderThe shawarma sliced from the daily veal and lamb spit, or a charcoal grilled skewer after dark.
TipDaytime is grab and go; come after 18:00 for table service and the grill bar menu.
HaPizza on Bograshov Street has run its stone oven Neapolitan pizza since 2007, alongside a Tel Aviv Italian menu of fresh pasta and gnocchi dishes.
OrderA thin crust Neapolitan pizza straight from the stone oven, or the thicker focaccia dough version.
TipThere are no reservations, so arrive early on a weekend evening; it closes on Friday and reopens Saturday at 17:00.
Vitrina Lili on Lilienblum Street is the second branch of a Tel Aviv burger shop founded in 2011, serving 220 gram burgers, sweet potato fries and tacos.
OrderThe Butler burger with blue cheese and onion jam, plus a side of the lemon zest fries.
TipClosed Friday and Saturday; the Thursday night sitting runs latest, until midnight.
Mifgash Rambam near Nahalat Binyamin runs a Tel Aviv shawarma counter by day and turns into a charcoal grill tavern at night, skewers and all.
OrderThe shawarma sliced from the daily veal and lamb spit, or a charcoal grilled skewer after dark.
TipDaytime is grab and go; come after 18:00 for table service and the grill bar menu.
HaPizza on Bograshov Street has run its stone oven Neapolitan pizza since 2007, alongside a Tel Aviv Italian menu of fresh pasta and gnocchi dishes.
OrderA thin crust Neapolitan pizza straight from the stone oven, or the thicker focaccia dough version.
TipThere are no reservations, so arrive early on a weekend evening; it closes on Friday and reopens Saturday at 17:00.
Cafe Xoho has served all day breakfast and hand rolled bagels in Tel Aviv since 2010, moving to 73 Ben Yehuda Street in 2022 with a kosher dairy kitchen.
OrderA hand rolled bagel with the all day breakfast plate and a coffee.
TipClosed Saturdays under its kosher certificate; no reservations, so mornings can mean a short wait.
Puaa fills a Jaffa flea market storefront with mismatched vintage furniture, all for sale, serving a Tel Aviv area Mediterranean menu since 1998.
OrderThe shakshuka or a plate of grilled fish with the market vegetables of the day.
TipEvery chair and table is priced and can be bought; ask staff if a piece catches your eye.
Vitrina Lili on Lilienblum Street is the second branch of a Tel Aviv burger shop founded in 2011, serving 220 gram burgers, sweet potato fries and tacos.
OrderThe Butler burger with blue cheese and onion jam, plus a side of the lemon zest fries.
TipClosed Friday and Saturday; the Thursday night sitting runs latest, until midnight.
Levinsky 53 is Dalit and Avi's kubbeh bar in Tel Aviv, simmering Iraqi kubbeh soups and frying kibbeh in a room that feels like a grandmother's kitchen.
OrderA bowl of kubbeh hamusta with lemony chard, or the classic fried kibbeh with minced meat.
TipDaytime only, closing at 17:00 Sunday to Thursday; the kosher certified kitchen shuts for Shabbat on Friday evening.
