Iceberg Ibn Gabirol - Tel Aviv

The food is fantastic, be sure to try the red and white pita.

The food at this restaurant was incredible! I ordered the "white" and my partner had the red. We also tried the roasted cauliflower side dish, which was the best I've ever had. The prices were reasonable for the delicious food we received and the service was quick. We liked it so much that we went back again. They also have an English menu available upon request.

This place came highly recommended by a local friend. I was not disappointed! The Eggplant pita is orgasmic: roasted eggplant with wonderful seasonings, smothered in tahini sauce, and in way fine pita bread. You order at the counter (English is fine), where funky music is blaring, people are eating on barstools, everyone working behind the counter is dancing, and someone is loudly yelling out names of people whose orders are ready. Popular place. This place always seems to be hopping every time I've walked by, day or night. There is a veggie section on the menu (you can ask for an English menu). It's all vegan if you order without egg. Plenty of outdoor seating. Highly recommended.

Miznon is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Tel Aviv food scene, whether they are vegan or meat-eaters. The restaurant offers a variety of sandwiches all served in pitas, with a recent expansion of vegetable-based options. Some of the options include 'red' (warm tomatoes), 'white' (cauliflower), falafel burger, ratatouille, and more. Many of the vegetable pitas are vegan, but some come with sour cream or egg. If you specify that you are vegan, they will happily replace the sour cream with techina. Celebrity chef Eyal Shani's simple yet perfect combination of ingredients in a pita makes the food special. The restaurant is also known for its famous whole roasted cauliflower side dish.

Many vegan options and the girl basically forced me to try five of them before deciding.I had Almond/Halva and Grapefruit/Campari and both were amazing.