"A Mediterranean-French brasserie in Tel Aviv's Neve Tzedek, open since 2007, where handmade pastas meet pastries from the famed Dallal bakery."
Dallal sits at 10 Shabazi Street in Tel Aviv's Neve Tzedek, the city's oldest neighbourhood, a short walk from the Suzanne Dellal Centre. It anchors part of our Tel Aviv coverage as a Neve Tzedek institution.
It has run since 2007 and has grown into a 'House of Dallal' — a restaurant, the long-standing Dallal bakery and patisserie, a garden and cafés set in a restored old villa.
The cooking pairs French technique with lighter Mediterranean flavours, on a seasonal menu where the pastas, breads and even the granola are made in-house. The Dallal bakery and patisserie supply the pastries and desserts.
Brunch is a draw, alongside dinner, and ingredients are kept top-quality and seasonal. Spend sits in the mid-to-upper range for the neighbourhood.
The setting is a restored villa with a leafy garden courtyard, one of the prettier rooms in Neve Tzedek. It is romantic by evening and relaxed for weekend brunch.
The bakery counter handles grab-and-go, while the restaurant and garden take sit-down meals. Book ahead for weekend brunch and dinner.
Dallal suits a romantic anniversary, an easy first date or a relaxed business lunch in Neve Tzedek. For other Tel Aviv tables, compare Claro, Popina and HaSalon.
Not for diners after a buzzy late-night scene or cutting-edge tasting-menu cooking — it is a relaxed neighbourhood brasserie and bakery built around brunch, pastries and a garden.
Dallal is a Mediterranean-French brasserie and bakery in Tel Aviv's Neve Tzedek, open since 2007. It pairs French technique with lighter Mediterranean cooking and handmade pastas, alongside breads and pastries from the long-standing Dallal patisserie.
At 10 Shabazi Street in Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv's oldest neighbourhood, near the Suzanne Dellal Centre.
Yes — weekend brunch in the garden villa is one of its main draws, served alongside the bakery's pastries.
A restored old villa with a leafy garden courtyard, romantic by evening and relaxed by day, part of the wider 'House of Dallal'.
Booking is advised for weekend brunch and dinner, as the garden and dining room fill up.
Book ahead for weekend brunch and dinner. Find Dallal at 10 Shabazi Street in Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv.
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Dallal anchors part of our Tel Aviv guide — a Mediterranean-French brasserie and bakery in Neve Tzedek, open since 2007 with handmade pastas and the famed Dallal patisserie.
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