Ahuva

Amazing food at really reasonable prices! Great happy hour deals.

Amazing flavours. Tel Aviv is expensive, so don’t put the blame on Ahuva. Great service, music and food.

Love the weekend atmosphere around noon time...go and try.

The menu is a scam, they are selling you a deals of a lot of dishes together that will look like it's cheap, but actually you need to pay extra for allmost all the dishes, so at the end it's not cheaper.

But the money is not a problem, the food is.

They have some dishes with big names of special meet, but they forget to say that they sell you a big bread with a very very small meet on the top or in the middle.

But it's not only the meet - the pizza!
You would think that pizza is a pizza, but unfortunately this pizza is actually used with a plastic cheese, no taste, and not really mixed with some real one to try to make it feels better, but they put a lot of it - so it will be looking very good.
The taste is awful, we were very very disappointed, and I really wanted to scream to all the people that came to sit - to run away.

Attached pictures that looks great, but not taste good, especially if you know what is the specific dish.

The small bun (there was 2) was sepouse to be the antriyuv meet dish.
The fuccacia was sepouse to be the "bread meet"

And the pizza... It was sepouse to be with a cheese, and not something that looks like a cheese.

The menu - the prices and the deals, look at the prices and the amount they ask you to pay extra per dish, and do the math.

Nice place. Shawarma was less meat than I expected :)

food is ok but waiting time is enormous - more than an hour for simple dishes like falafel and hummus (on top of that the dishes we wanted were not available), staff is also quite irresponsive so we ended up wasting a lot of time

The food is usually good and the service not too bad. But they constantly mess up the bill and it has to be sent back to be calculated properly. The last time we visited they sent us multiple different bills with a few hundred shekels difference, and could not explain the differences properly.

Atmospheric place in the heart of the flea market.
Very tasty food with characteristic Middle Eastern notes.
There is live music.
The price tag is average.
I recommend to everyone.