Tavline (Israeli cuisine)

Wooden tables and chairs, colored cushions, floor tiles and bleached beams give a soft and warm atmosphere at this little restaurant of the street of the King of Sicily.

The starters and dishes are prepared by a chef of Moroccan origin (former Ducasse). The kitchen is raised (but not too much), spicy (just right) and the products are fresh. On the menu are classics such as hummus, burnt eggplants and fish balls. The sauces are tasty and fragrant.

We've tested the tasting plate (3 entries) as well as the Hatzil & Sartan (eggplant), the Cigars marocaï (chicken with curcumin very fragrant) and the roasted sweet potatoes (delicious). And we enjoyed ourselves.

A la carte, fish and / or meat for dishes and several entries some of which vegetarian.