Herzl 16

We came to Herzl 16 to celebrate finishing our master’s degree!!a group of 15 people on a Tuesday at 6 PM and had a fantastic time! 🥹 The hostess helped us organize a long table and even added chairs as more people arrived. She wasn’t the most smiley person, but she was helpful and efficient -no need to take it personally. We sat indoors and really enjoyed the atmosphere stylish, good music,cozy, and perfect for a celebration. The food and drinks were delicious. Our waitress was excellent ! super professional and attentive, managing our large group smoothly so everyone had what they needed. We ordered lots of dishes. I had the samosa with the perfect sauce, fries, the hamburger, and a spring roll (listed under another name on the menu). We also drank quite a bit of jasmine tea and Coke Zero 😅 I didn’t try dessert, but my friend had the mango sticky rice and said it wasn’t very good, but that didn’t take away from the overall experience. Highly recommend Herzl 16! great vibes, great food, and thoughtful service!

What a beautiful place! Located perfectly in the center of Tel Aviv at a beautiful 1920 building. The place has a unique style and many of Tel Aviv’s famous people like to hang out there. The food style is somewhere between France and Japan but in a very light way. The prices are fair and not expensive. Cocktails are great and also the wine collection. The place owner as far as I know is Ruti Bruno and everything she does she makes it at his very best. She’s like the God of culinary in Israel. Just go there!!!

Food was excellent, although the salad had some rather thick stems of greenery that were interesting to chew on. Music was a little too loud for us, other than that the place (we sat in the patio) was very pleasant

All around good spot for breakfast. I had an avocado toast type equivalent and cappuccino, both very good. Attentive pleasant service in fun chilled vibe.

Amazing cocktails, food and THE BEST service in Tel Aviv. All stuff members are extremely friendly and nice. I am always happy to come back

I want to give this place 4.5 stars. The food is grate, the atmosphere is nice. I’m not old but sometimes (depends on where you are sitting of course) the music is way too loud (way way too loud). Another thing sometimes the waiters are not so nice and helpful. Everything else grate (the food is really nice)

Pros: My friend and I sat here to catch up, and we had a lovely time. Drinks were great, we ordered some cocktail with Arak in it, was fruity and punchy, loved it, and the food was ok. The salmon salad was basically fried salmon with lettuce. Not necessarily distasteful, just nothing special. And I didn't really like the Sambusak. It all came out to a decent 130 per person, for a drink and two small plates, gets that's not too bad. But definitely not cheap. Waiter were all nice and helpful even though not very enthusiast, which I came to realize is a standard here in Tel Aviv. Cons: Music became too loud after 8pm, which is given due to the fact the place does become a bar, but... Idk. Personally, I don't like the lighting design especially in the middle hall. A bit... weird. Pricetag could be hefty. Dishes were decent. Overall, would recommend for the Tel-Avivian culture, not for a fine dinner.

If you’re looking for a hidden restaurant that opens out into a beautiful open air seating area, followed by an indoor area with an on point bar, serving delicious cocktails and a fantastic DJ playing insanely good tunes, ambient lighting and various different heights of seating areas with intimate seating, on point service, ridiculously tasty food, then this is the place for you. I enjoyed everything from being seated to being served to the tasty food to the delicious cocktails I would definitely go back again for the charred cabbage, the Korean wings and the sharing box where you build a burger from lamb and chicken shawarma meat. I had the house cocktail which has a blend of 16 herbs and is the most delicious cocktail. I drank while I was in Tel Aviv for five days.