Café Nimrod – cafe

In the Sarona compound on Rav Aluf David Elazar Street, this branch works the house idea hard: Rosh Pina hospitality relocated to central Tel Aviv, patio greenery, wind chimes, and warming shawls handed out when the breeze picks up. Breakfast starts at nine, built for one or for two, with omelette, a spread of dips, pastries and a drink. Then come salads, tabun lasagna, ravioli and gnocchi, tempura fish and chips, the house lamb kebab, sloppy joe in airy buns, beef or vegan burgers. Happy hour fills the late afternoon here. Home-made desserts close. Founded in memory of Nimrod Segev.

Rating: 3.6/50

Cuisine: cafe

Price range: $$

Currently closed