I realy don't understand what all the ho-ha. If you are place in the middle of Tel-Aviv, you can open a place look like a basemet, not finish, no spacial decoration. Place some shelf in the middle, and every one will cheer you. O.K. it was 8pm but if your are open I expect for fresh pastries, but what I see and get is some few croissant, that look they sit there for a few hours.I order a shut of espresso with it, and I get a "deal" maffin and cup at 26 shekels. What a deal. There was also to long banch outside, some high chars , and it was cold, no heating or any cover , just finish you coffee and go away. But what I say, I am in a middle of Tel-Aviv, and they can ask any price they want.

The service is great and very fast. It’s a really nice place to come with the laptop. The coffee is excellent, the food is delicious. The salads can do better. I definitely will return.

The salmon sandwich was great. The hot chocolate is really good too. Will definitely come back.

The best bakery in Tel Aviv! Great flavors and great stuff but very pricey and gets very busy on the weekend. Make sure to try the Almond Croissant. Open 24 hours during weekdays and closed on the weekend since the place is Kosher

Good vibe, great coffee and Lovely bakes 😊

Great spot for coffee, breakfast, and all kinds of breads and pastries. Come early on Friday if you want to skip the line!

One of the best bakeries in Tel-aviv. Highly recommended. Never tried their coffee.

I love Lehamim. It's a wonderful bakery that is working around the clock on weekdays. On weekends it is closed. On Friday it has relatively long lines, but they take minutes to clear. The verity is usually good, but if you want something specific make sure to call and reserve it because things run out. Highly recommended.

Great place not just for breakfast! Amazing choice of bakery items.

Tried mostly their savory options including the olive breadstick, goat cheese sandwich, and for sweets tried the brownies. All was good, but unfortunately felt overhyped. Didn’t taste overly fresh or unique, but I’m willing to give it another shot and try some other menu items in the future.

Lehamim in Tel Aviv is a bakery that surpasses expectations with their outstanding burekkas. These mouthwatering pastries are a culinary delight, boasting a flaky, golden crust and heavenly fillings. Baked fresh with utmost care, Lehamim's attention to detail shines through in every bite. As you approach the bakery, the wonderful smell of freshly baked goods engulfs the entire street, instantly enticing your senses. It's a sensory experience that sets the stage for the treat that awaits you inside. From their friendly staff to the inviting ambiance, Lehamim offers an exceptional experience. The warm and welcoming atmosphere adds to the pleasure of indulging in their delectable treats. Lehamim is undeniably one of the best bakeries in the city, and their burekkas are a must-try treat. With their commitment to baking everything fresh and their attention to detail, Lehamim has rightfully earned its place as a culinary gem in Tel Aviv.

The Coffee is ok. Everything else is so so. The sitting is not appealing at all, and the place is crowded with... doves :\

Always delicious 😋 and fresh. You can find deals, ask them depending and change always. THANK YOU ❤️ 💚🧡💛💙🩷💜

This cafe-bakery is great by its restless friendly service for massive customer conveying, quality of food is outstanding (fresh, tasty and various), price/quality ratio is 5/5! Thanks.

Best bakery shop & coffe in TLV. Don't miss. Smoked tuna sandwiches are superb. Carrot cake. Cinnamon rolls. Mmmmm... ditch the diet !

Tasty food but 160 shekels for a quiche is bonkers even in Israel. When I said gosh that’s steep the cashier said but you can freeze it for 3 months 🙈or you can buy a bite sized version for 40 shekels if you like.

Incredibly delicious. But they raised their already expensive prices by another over 30%. So a nice sandwich will set you back about $18 plus a long line and staff that doesn’t know anything

Four stars for the quality of the baked goods and for most of the staff. It’s usually balagan here with customers pushing and shoving (tsk tsk) but I always find a worker who is happy to drop everything and help me. * love the diversity of the work force especially people on the trans spectrum!! A key reason I support this business. Thanks to Uri Scheft’s high standards, almost everything is top quality. I just wish it was a little less expensive by 15-20% less money :(.

We've ordered a gouda sandwich and almond croissant. my partner couldn't finish the sandwich because of the awful taste of the cheese and add to it that the bread was made from All Purpose flour. As for the almond croissant, it was some sort of a flat lump of baked good with tons of some sort of super sweet what seems to be sugar syrup and I had to throw half of it s well, plus some of the tables aren't stable and shaking which caused the coffee and juice to spill. The place is usually crowded to our dismay, but as for us, we'll never go to this place anymore! If you have found this information helpful or useful, please click the “LIKE” button! My Ratings: Price $$ 1*, Service 1.5*, Comfort 2*, Bathroom I didn't try* ## Will I visit this place again? Not For Me!