One of my favorites , large variety of beers , good food and usually good service. Highly recomemnded.

Loved this place. Everyone speaks good English and the local beer/food was spectacular. Dancing Camel IPA was the highlight of my evening.

One of the few multi-tap bars in the country and perhaps the only one that actually knows how to maintain the system. Knowledgeable staff, especially those behind the bar. Food’s good, limited vegetarian selection and even more limited vegan selection (no vegan dishes, bread included, but stuff’s up to modification). There’s enough variety and seasonal specialties that a ratebeerian can find something to rate and tick on frequent visits.

A real nice place. Has a lot of different beers, so it’s definitely worth a visit. The food is good too, great fries. Service is exellent, and they know what they talk about when talking about beers.

Probably the best place in Israel to enjoy a large selection of beer (50 taps and many bottles). the beer is very fresh due to the special cooler and includes some interesting local breweries and rare imports (Chimay and St. Bernardus on draft). The food is excellent and dishes are generous. Don’t miss the home made sausages and the spare ribs.

A very long bar with a lot of diffrent beer.Clean,nice atmosphere,couch or normal table.Good service(Barach)knowing the beer and the food very well, and the food and beer is just wonderfull.

Probably the top beer bar in Israel. This place offers a wide range in slightly upscale surroundings (for ultra-casual Israel). Definitely worth the stop, as it is your best bet to find something unusual.

Great beer selection. If you can get over the initially corporate appearance of the place, and sit at the bar, the service is actually very good and friendly. The barkeep knew about all the beers and was very helpful and you can taste before you buy. The draft selection was excellent with representatives from many Israeli breweries that are difficult to find or non-commercial. They have some solid Israeli micros on draft like Salara smoked stout. Not much on atmosphere but for the beer and pleasant service it’s a very good place to visit in Tel Aviv.

Probably the biggest selection of beers in Israel, including quite a few Israeli micros. Food is decent and the portions are generous. Service is good. Prices are a bit high like in most places in Tel Aviv, but if you come at lunchtime (12:00-17:00) they have good deals on beer and food. One of the best places for beer in Israel and it’s also a few minutes walk from Dancing Camel.

A big place with a very long dark wood bar, wonderfull selection of draught beer that is changing all the time. The barman is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The food menu looks interesting and well chosen, we tried the fried calamari which was well made and an excellent companion to the beer. Very highly recomemnded.