CafeXoho

This café has the friendliest staff in all of Tel Aviv and deserves much more than 5 stars!! The people here are unbelievably sweet, the bagels are the best in the city, and the coffee is absolutely delicious. Always such a warm, welcoming place 🩵

the salmon bagel was the best i have ever had!! salmon was perfectly cured, and the homemade bagel was insane. will definitely come to Tel Aviv (from Jerusalem) just for Cafe Xoho’s breakfast!! absolutely unreal food :)

One of my favourite places in Tel Aviv(but only on weekdays!!). The food and coffee are excellent, and everything is of the highest quality. However, the prices are quite high ,especially those of the drinks(27 shekels for matcha!!). Great vegan options, sweet and savoury. On weekends it tends to be very crowded and the wait might last a long time, which isn't so fun on sunny or rainy days. So I recommend visiting on weekdays when the traffic is much lighter. The service varies between excellent and poor, depends on the waiter. Recommended!!!

The atmosphere is good. We were sitting outside very fun and chill for Friday or middle of the week Brunch The food is ok. Some of the servers are a bit rude and have no patient Without a valid reason- that was the only thing that really bothered me.

The service was awful, the waiter was rude and was rushing us the entire time, when there were other vacant tables so not sure why this was necessary. We did not feel comfortable at all and continuously saw the workers get together and speak about us while glaring over. The food was not bad, but they made us feel like we weren’t welcome. It also took ages to even order anything and get the bill. Would not recommend to anyone.

Amazing breakfast place! Vibrant, lots of people, and music is playing! The staff is attentive ❤️ Food was great as well, fantastic design of the menu - healthy and classical options with an original take on them. Pancakes, granola, bagels! Oat and almond-rice milk available, which is fantastic for us :))

Terrible service and a huge disappointment! I ordered breakfast. The waitress explained that the dish includes two eggs, and the menu also states “two eggs.” When the dish was served, it came with two raw sunny-side-up eggs. I asked to replace them with an omelet because I don’t eat sunny-side-up eggs. The manager said he could only flip the eggs and would not replace them with an omelet. He argued with me and said it was my problem that I didn’t ask what type of eggs it would be. In the picture the waitress showed me, you can’t even see the eggs, only the salad on top. The manager said that if he cancels the dish, I would still have to pay for it, and if he replaces it with an omelet, I would need to pay half the price of the dish. Terrible service and we will not be coming back!

Possibly the worst coffee I’ve had in my life. At first I was disappointed by the small portion. But after my first sip I was glad that I didn’t receive more of this sub par beverage. It was terribly bitter and sour. I went with a good friend and she described her coffee as “literally just trash.” As far as food is concerned, the menu is quite small, which could be seen as a good thing. I ordered the egg and cheese bagel which was fine. Nothing incredible and nothing bad. It was a very small portion with only a single egg and toppings that slide all over the place. I also noticed that most of the tables around me received their orders wrong and received excuses from the wait staff. To summarize, I left Cafe Xoho (what is that name?) rather disappointed and disturbed. It certainly is a very busy and trendy establishment but I don’t understand how my fellow restaurant goers enjoyed their experience. While they drank the liquid that drips out of Tel Aviv air conditioner units that Cafe Xoho is selling off as Lattes and Espresso, I asked my table mate how it is that everyone else seems to be relatively enjoying their meals? At the table next to me, a young American frat type boy commented that it was the best bagel he ever ate. What? Poor boy, are you ok? Are you being starved? Have you being living on the diet of a squirrel or small bird, seeds and nuts? Blink twice if you need help. Of course I understood everything when I saw his hat, a Boston Red Sox SnapBack. Spare his soul for he know not of the might of the pinstripes of our great Yankees, hailing from the new city of York at the head of the Hudson! In short, I would not recommend.