Cafe Europa

We visited this restaurant to celebrate a birthday. Unfortunately, while the food was good, the service left a lot to be desired, turning what should have been a joyous evening into a frustrating experience. It all started when a waiter dropped an empty wine glass on the floor near our table. Despite being with kids and repeatedly asking for it to be cleaned up, the staff ignored the mess, leaving it as a safety hazard. Throughout the evening, the lights kept going off, leaving us to eat in near-total darkness. There was no music at all. Not once did anyone come to apologize or explain what was happening. When we asked about the issue, they had no answers and seemed unbothered by our concerns. We used our phones flash to eat throughout the whole dinner. My sister ordered a dish with fish that had bones—hardly ideal to navigate in the dark. I even requested a candle to help her see what she was eating, but not only did they fail to bring one, their indifferent response made it clear they didn’t care. While the food itself was enjoyable, the overall experience was ruined by the lack of attentiveness and professionalism from the staff. Celebrating a special occasion here was a mistake, and I wouldn’t recommend it to others expecting good service or a welcoming atmosphere. Even if this incident was a one time thing, I would expect the service to be more than exceptional.

It could be easily 5 stars, cause the food was great. The fish was so good and the cornbread is divine. But - the service was not at his moment. Some of the waiters were nice, but the others had some attitude. I will come back and hope for a better service cause it’s really worth it.

Everything we ate was full of flavor and tasted good. Ingredients seemed fresh and the menu interesting, although it is heavily centered around sea food. The atmosphere on the ground floor is nice, although the main room is not air controlled. I didn’t like the fact that to get to the bathroom you must go through a smoking room that smells like an ashtray. It’s also the only air conditioned space as far as I know. We set at the bar and the service was very good.

Very famous restaurant in Tel Aviv at Rothschild Ave. They opened the brunch menu again on Saturday at noon. The food is great, really great! But the thing that really hurts me was the coffee, I got it cold (it was a double espresso, when I told them I got another one that was with hot water that I won't say again it was cold, but it was without any taste because of it) Another thing is that the brunch doesn't have anything sweet. You can order from the regular dessert menu of the restaurant, but it's a bite wired

Spent a month in Israel and this place was a highlight. Don’t understand why it doesn’t have higher reviews. The food is phenomenal, its patrons fantastically beautiful, and its location absolutely prime. Don’t miss this if you’re in Tel Aviv if you’re looking for a chic spot with amazing seasonal food.

It is Sunday night and the place is packed. They must be doing something right. We sat inside, the also have a bar at the top floor and a yard filled with tables (and you get folks:-) good food, all great for sharing. The service was OK. They took longer with tea and desert for some reason. A great place for a night out.

I’ve been here several times before, and recently visited again. The food is still good - portion size got smaller and prices got higher, probably due to Covid, but now some of the dishes are priced too high for their value. Still, they are really tasty. The service was warm and helpful but a little slow at times when it became busier. Overall this visit would’ve gotten three stars but I’m adding one because of my previous visits, which were excellent.

Food was pretty much ok but service was not good. Lousy service in many aspects. Didn’t clear table, didn’t change glasses or utensils between different types of food and beverages. Overpriced even for Tel Aviv.