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What to order at Tunisian Sandwich Center
- The dish to know
- Tunisian sandwich and merguez sausage in baguettes baked on site
- Editor tip
- Order the Tunisian complete, the most popular baguette on the menu, or the merguez sausage version; the bread is baked on site.
CuisineTunisian
Price$$$$
NeighborhoodFlorentin
HoursSun-Thu 08:00-17:30, Fri 09:00-13:00, closed Saturday
Phone+972 3 603 1313
The dishTunisian sandwich and merguez sausage in baguettes baked on site
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Address: HaPatish Street 9, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Jasmino ★ 4.6
Jasmino is a small charcoal grill counter on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv, firing kebab, chicken, house-made sausage and spicy veal heart into pita with tahini.
TryCharcoal-grilled kebab and spicy veal heart pita
TipOrder at the counter and eat standing; the grill runs until 05:00 on Thursday nights when the queue is longest.
Abu Hassan ★ 4.7
Abu Hassan on HaDolfin Street in Jaffa serves hummus and the ful triangle plate in the shop Ali Karavan opened in 1972, after selling from a cart since 1959.
TryHummus, ful and msabbaha triangle plate
TipArrive by noon; the hummus sells out most afternoons and the counter shuts for the day the moment it does.
HaKosem ★ 4.6
HaKosem on Shlomo HaMelech Street in Tel Aviv has fried falafel at the King George Street corner since 2001, now a queue-out-the-door institution.
TryFalafel with hummus and salad in pita
TipAriel Rosenthal opened it as a small stall in 2001; expect a queue at lunch and eat standing if the tables are full.
Falafel Gabay ★ 4.4
Falafel Gabay on Bograshov Street in Tel Aviv fries crispy falafel for soft pita or a plate piled with toppings, plus stuffed peppers, hummus and shawarma.
TryFalafel plate piled with salads, pickles and chips
TipOrder the falafel plate; it comes with a pita so you can build a sandwich, and the toppings pile up fast.
Sabich Tchernichovsky ★ 4.5
Sabich Tchernichovsky on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv fills pita with fried aubergine, boiled egg, tahini and amba, and shuts for Shabbat on Friday afternoon.
TrySabich: fried eggplant, egg and tahini in pita
TipPick your toppings at the counter, from tahini and amba to spicy sauce and chopped salad; the pita comes generously filled.
Sabich Frishman ★ 4.3
Sabich Frishman on Frishman Street in Tel Aviv stuffs pita with fried eggplant, egg, tahini and mango amba, eaten on bar stools at long communal tables.
TrySabich: fried eggplant, egg and tahini in pita
TipThe mango amba is the point; ask for extra if the counter is light-handed with it that day.