Café Noir

Its lost the charm it once had..The dishes are perfectly fine, nothing to complain about there, but the service is another story. The evening begins with the barked decree of “you have got ninety minutes” as you sit down, and spirals from there with a staff whose energy could curdle a creme brulee.. This is no longer a place of elegance, certainly not the kind of establishment where youd willingly hemorrhage money on bottles of wine and an endless parade of courses..What it does resemble is luxury in price alone, while the atmosphere lands somewhere closer to KFC with a stopwatch..

The atmosphere was warm and stylish, with a European touch that felt special yet relaxed. The service was professional and attentive, and the food was delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. A truly memorable experience – highly recommended!

My wife and I stumbled upon this place by accident when we were looking for a place to eat. From a distance it looks very simple, but up close and inside it is very good. Neat tables outside along the wall, a glass veranda against the other wall and a pleasant atmosphere inside made us stop here. Well, the menu too, of course. We were interested to try a Seafood Linguine and a Pork chop schnitzel, and we were not disappointed. It was delicious. We also ordered a couple of cocktails which also were good(Mr. James & Espresso martini). I would say that it was a little more expensive than I would like, but I will give it 5 because in general we were only satisfied with this place.

Cafe Noir is an establishment that persistently preserve it so. The place has inside and outside seating both couples as well as large groups. Inside is air-conditioned with two large seating sections including a bar seating place. Decor is elegant and calm that let you feel comfortable. Service is excelent, big team that keeps watching the diners making sure no need is missed. One can see the team is very well trained on their job. Dishes are very well prepared, from cooking as well as representation. Every dish undergoe an examination before leaving the kitchen. Prices are reasonable and definitely worth the visit. Tried 3 dishes, all were great.

One of the best, most consistent restaurant in Tel Aviv. The Chicken Shnitzel is the signature dish and a must-try (try the spicy mayo too), but nearly everything on the menu is just great. The place also serves daily specials, which serve as a great addition, especially for regulars.

Great cozy place with very tasty snitzel and salads , maybe the best snitzel in town. Very good customer service. It’s our fifth time there. Highly recommended. Book a table in advance.

Cafe Noir offered a fantastic European food menu with a unique Israeli twist, making it an ideal choice for a romantic date night. The Druze Pita was a standout dish, transporting us to a world of delicious flavors. The Siciliana pasta was also a hit, with its rich tomato sauce leaving us wanting more. The only hiccup was some miscommunication and delayed response due to the busy atmosphere, but our lovely waiter did a great job serving us.

🙂 A well-known schnitzel restaurant with a fancy legacy. If you are coming here for the first time, you should try the schnitzel dish because it is delicious, high quality, and satisfying. Also, the prices are fair on the lunch menu( not on weekends). Please note that if you won't book a reservation in advance you will probably have to wait at the entrance.