Shila

Hip and busy, Shila was recommended to us as a top tip for a great dinner. The seafood was incredible and went well with the great white wines on selection. A little on the pricey side if you indulge in the wines!

I had heard a lot about this restaurant and had high hopes. Unfortunately, the service was very poor. Our waiter was rude, grumpy, and impatient. The staff were in a rush to take every plate and kept asking, “Can I take this?” even while there were still some bites left. It was so annoying — it felt like they just wanted us to leave. The food was okay. Some dishes were very nice, but others were super expensive without much justification. Overall, we paid 400 ILS per person, and at that price, you’d expect a better experience — especially in terms of service and hospitality.

Amazing seafood starters, sabiche and tartar were delicious! Good wine selection. Pricey, but it worth every shekel. Service was OK bit doesn't really match the food level. Overal highly recommended.

Definitely a 5 star. Everything, from the service, to how welcoming the staff were. And than to the food! We didn’t eat any of the meats as the place is known for its sea food. Everything was perfection. The seasoning! Only thing that was good and not great - was the creme brûlée. But it was still pretty good.

We went for a spontaneous mid-week lunch the day before our daughter's wedding just to give ourselves a minute to slow down and have a nice quiet moment. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of the business lunch menu. Everything was super tasty. The service was great, nice young people that weren't shy or weird. They were engaging and lovely! And one makes gorgeous jewelry!

Birthday at Shila. If you’d like to eat fish in Tel Aviv this place is number one. My husband booked us a table for 3 persons and we’re with a stroller and 3 months old. At 17 on Saturday there’re few people and we sat outside. Service were amazing, waitress knew all menu and helped us to choose the best dishes. We got 2 main dishes and one from the “in between” section.

Shila’s new location on Montefiore Street is stunning—stylish and inviting. The food was exceptional, and the service was attentive and friendly. However, the corkage fee is insane (98 NIS) which slightly detracted from the overall experience. While the overall dining experience was delightful, I like to mention that the sweetbreads dish didn’t quite align with my personal taste. Still, a great spot for a memorable dining experience in Tel Aviv.

A big place located inside a hotel. The place was very loud so I couldn't hear everyone at my table and the staff did not know the menu well, especially the drinks and we had to keep correcting them because they did not remember who ordered what. As for the food - very good. Flavors were precise, firsr courses were very diverse. However, portions are very small and prices are too high. Note: no bathroom inside the restaurant, you have to go to a trip into the sub level of the hotel to find it.