Came back here more than once during my trip to Tel Aviv. The baristas are really cool and the place is always full of people

WayCup Mikveh is probably my favorite coffee shop in Tel-Aviv. Where do I start? The coffee is roasted locally and is simply delicious. WayCup offers a range of changing single-origin coffee beans from around the world prepared in a range of brewing methods. The owners and the baristas are some of the nicest and most friendly people around, in short, people who love what they do (coffee) and about their customers. Whether you are just stopping by for a quick coffee (it's literally 3 min walk from Rothschild Blvd.) or if you want to open a laptop and work there for the day, highly recommend this place. Enjoy!

Updating 😁 it’s been a while, I hope that now everybody is welcome as I do like this place. Unfortunately I had to change my review, i’ve been thrown away after sitting in this coffee shop many times saying that “ you can’t get in if you eating non-kosher food” 😱 I find it very disturbing when people allow themselves to be racist or homophobic or whatever extreme idea it was. The same way that I would never tell somebody that he cannot get into the place because he only eats kosher food it is not OK to say the opposite if my views are different. I decided to put three stars instead of one to allow them to apologize and civilized. One of my favorite coffee shops in Tel Aviv, i’d like it because it’s both casual and very chic. I love spending time there at my morning and have my luxury coffee :) it’s super tasty and super high-quality. The coffee is deep in flavor and made to perfection. They should definitely upgrade their sandwiches but nothing will stop me from grabbing another cup of coffee at this place. I just love it!

Stunning professional with hipster vibe coffeeshop. Loved my oat milk latte . Bought even coffee to take home to nyc with me. I like that they asked me if I wanted it in a mug or glass (glass rules). Service was beyond friendly

This is a must visit coffe house in Tel Aviv. The service is expeditious and friendly. The inside of the cafe is cool. Vines hang from the ceiling, creating a fresh supply of oxygen and coolness. Even though there is music, customer traffic, and car traffic noise, it’s still a great place to read and work on assignments. The place is pet friendly. The ambiance is pleasant and relaxed.

Good coffee, great vibes, and a nice playlist too :) I recommend for a coffee with a friend or to sit and get some work done

Best damn coffee in Israel, in days! Definitly up there with any hipster shop anywhere in the world. Got the grey blend, supposed to be tilting bitter. But it's awesome- crema is good, oil is good, temp is good, atmosphere is good. I'd give it 7-stars if i can. Worth a visit, worth a repeat.

Seriously the best coffee in the area. Not your typical Aroma experience (bo-oring). Hi tech kids and hip Tel Avivians surround you. I definitely recommend for a refreshing break or just an informal meeting.

Very good coffee. Friendly service. Nice ambiance. Cool music. This is a really cool spot. They have a selection of coffee beans, which you don’t see often enough in Tel Aviv. The almond latte I ordered was very good, prepared by a caring barista. But although I ordered a large latte, it looks like what would be considered small in other cafés. They have a pretty good banana cake. Nothing to write home about. And I think that’s as far as their vegan selection goes. So why only three stars? Well five-stars - it’s not. I took another star off because their bathrooms are not accessible to those who can’t walk down stairs. The bathrooms are down a flight of stairs. It might be a good idea for the café to make a arrangement for accessible bathrooms with the nearby restaurants. Speaking of bathrooms, theirs aren’t the cleanest nor the tidiest I’ve ever seen. They don’t have towels to dry your hands, which is quite odd. People have to use toilet paper to dry their hands. The ventilation system is weak, and putting in quality scented sticks wouldn’t hurt. All in all, a nice place for a quick cup, cake and people-watching.

Very good specialty coffee roasters! Between the best in Tel Aviv for sure. I had Mexico origin espresso and it was pretty good. Space was also very modern and nice. If you like specialty coffee and you are in that neighborhood you must visit this place

Like the main branch, this is a great cafe as well. Different atmosphere and open longer, also on Fridays when they open until 2 hours before sunset. Saturday is closed. You can sit and work and nobody will disturb you. Highly recommended.

Very good and wonderful coffee. Staff is very client oriented! Highly recommended

My love. The best team in the world

Great coffee, nice service, pleasant atmosphere. One of the best places to get specialty coffee in Tel Aviv.

Great coffee, wide options of deserts. Cool vibe

The coffee is very good, and the place is really nice. However, the chocolate chip cookie I tried was quite dry and not so tasty. The price is average to a specialty coffee in Tel Aviv. I had bought some beans which were great, but when I had asked whether it's fare trade the cashier had no idea what I was talking about. So I'm pretty sure it's not fare trade;) Nice place

One of the best coffee places in Tel Aviv! Awesome hipster chic atmosphere, and quality roast and beans

Super coffee. Great ambience.

Extraordinary spot , beautifully designed and serving high end coffee. This is a genuine third-wave coffee shop, where you get the combination of high-quality and extremely fresh coffee, along with knowledge staff that would be happy to advise you on coffee types and preparation methods. Their coffee is the best I drank in town. Look no further!

Good quality coffee

Good coffee Bad + overpriced sandwiches

Finally got around to giving WayCup Coffee a shot after hearing great things about it for over a year now..... And I'm happy to report that they definitely live up to the hype! 🙃 I came here this morning to get one iced coffee and a small pastry. The plan was to order, pay, & enjoy the coffee and cigarettes while sitting at the tables outside, & then heading off to begin the rest of my day... I ended up staying here for about 3 1/2 hours without even fully noticing (or caring)😋. The coffee here is absolutely perfect & the prices are standard /average for a Tel Avivian coffee shop. But the thing that makes WayCup unique in my opinion is; a) the people here - (the workers as well as the customers), & b) how friendly they are... The other customers I met while sitting at the table outside were so friendly and laid back, that my introverted, shy, & quiet self, ended up speaking to 3 different, random people who I've never met before & it felt completely natural. Each of the 3 people chose to sit right next to me - at the table directly next to mine. - these 3 people came separately & at different times obviously) and there was such a friendly vibe + straight up good conversations with random strangers. One was an amazing artist who was drawing while drinking his coffee, the 2nd person is an employee at Facebook who was really interesting and cool to speak with, & the 3rd person was just a cool woman (I didn't ask what she does haha). Anyways I ended up ordering two more coffees because they were so delicious and I was thoroughly enjoying myself.... So from my original plan of a quick iced coffee + one little pastry before heading off, I had 3 coffees with the pastry and stayed for 3+hrs. *THE MAIN REASON I VISITED WAYCUP COFFEE IN THE FIRST PLACE*: They're one of the VERY few places in Israel that sell Flat Whites (...if not the only one? - I honestly can't say for sure because l really haven't looked into it; but it's definitely the only coffee shop I've ever seen in Israel with Flat White on the menu). The coffee is strong, fresh, & extremely tasty. It's honestly addicting in a way that other coffees aren't. All in all: A) Great service B) Great pastries C) Great atmosphere D) What else could you ask for? By far one of the best Coffee Shops in this city. I already can't wait to return 😋

This is the best coffee shop I think I have been to, ever. They are so nice here and the coffee + pastries are delicious. A must visit if you’re staying in Tel Aviv.

Very "cool" coffee shop. Lots of seating and seems popular. Nice place to get some work done (plenty of power outlets) or meet friends. And the coffee is pretty good.

Very unique place, well designed. The coffee is very good, the staff is always kind, and of course I recommends to try the pistachio cake.!! It’s amazing.

Best coffee in tell aviv, no doubt about that. It's basically just coffee. You can get a cookie or a cake but don't come here for a meal