I live in Herzelia and usually eat at the wonderful daughter restaurant: sebastian. Yesterday we came for the first time to the Tel Aviv original and got our money worth. Excelent dishes, attentive waitresses and a great dinner. One of the bedt restaurants in Tel Aviv and the best shnitzel in Israel.

Cafe Noir is famous for it's schnitzels, so because of that, it's the only thing I ever have when I go there. And the schnitzel is indeed amazing, so I would recommend everyone who likes schnitzel to try it! But other people who I've dined with here say the rest of the food is pretty good too. Nice atmosphere, service... More

Every few months I enjoy going to Cafe Noir. Consistent and good, although it can be a bit pricey. The service is almost always excellent. However, one comment for some reason when telling us about the daily specials (we were seated far away from the board where they are written) our server did not tell us the prices and we... More

Since I'm not a big town dweller, I regard any night out in TA as a treat. And dining out with a couple of friends, Cafe Noir was a excellent choice - great food, professional service, wonderful ambience.

Only almost perfect because I didn't have an espresso after my lunch. I did have the denise with pumpkin rissoto, a glass of Israeli chardonnay and a mini chocolate mouse. Total bill was 132 nis (about $35) and well worth it. Everything was perfectly cooked, the service correct and professional. I'm already trying to figure out when I can go... More

Had fun and enjoyed my lunch Good coffee Good spot for dated, meetings or family... I think! I wasn't too ambitious with m order but everything was good and was served promptly

Nice atmosphere and solid food..nothing outstanding, but what they make is good...The Schnitzel is very popular there (Vienna style, thin and large)

Shnitzel has always been good. Last time we also had a fish main which was excellent. One disappointment was the pear and blue cheese sale. Although it was tasty, I thought that I would find more than three measly slivers of pear! Service has always been very professional but friendly.

First I need to explain that I was there the Friday night of Purim. The good: The restaurant was suggested at the front desk at the Diaghilev Hotel. Billed as the best chicken schnitzel in Tel Aviv I couldn’t pass it up. The Druze Pita appetizer was wonderful; the schnitzel was outstanding as were the sides. The bad: Arrived with... More