Great place for a pizza! Very large slices (for Israel) and all the toppings were fresh. The service was good as well, and they worked fast and efficient. It's also Kosher if you're interested. A bit expensive but I think it's worth it. BTW - they serve a variety of bottled bears to go along which is also rear for pizzas around here.

Excellent pizza parlor :) Quite small, but it's possible to sit outside when ordering in. We had a gluten free pizza which was really yummy, but notice it comes only in the smallest size. There are a nice variety of toppings to add to your pizza if you wish while prices are reasonable.

Insane smell of roasted garlic made me cross the street, and there it was. Nice garlic bread. I wish it was more saturated with garlic flavor. The dough is good, and I could tell that it was baked in a stone oven. The bread was accompanied by a light, fresh-tasting tomato sauce. I wish they had more than one kind of beer to offer. Service is extremely friendly and welcoming. Haven't tried their pizza, though.

Delicious! They also have vegan and gluten free pizza

The best pizza in the area. It is always delicious fresh and hot. It's also Kosher.

The crust is good But they dont use Muzzrala So its very oily.. Nice.

One of the best gluten free pizza in Tel Aviv

The good :Great pizza IMO one of the best you can get in TLV. Coal fire type of burn if you know what I mean. The not so good: insane delivery times. Pizza makers keep on switching aren't so clean touch their phones go out for a smoke etc... Slices are cut extremely uneven. And overall they can do better with consistency.

Would not recommend. We waited 1,5 hours for 2 pizzas to arrive, even though we live very close to the restaurant. The gluten-free pizza is VERY small, not a lot of value for your money. The pizza was not a good experience to eat. Very dry, almost no sauce. Disappointing way to end the weekend. I gave 2 stars because the ingredients were fresh, and I admire them for offering a gluten-free pizza in the first place.

Mediocre pizza and service. Would we eat here again? No. The good: - Quite friendly on the phone - They have a gluten free option The bad: - Low value; very small pizza for 50 NIS - Taste is mediocre; dough is dry and stiff, minimal sauce with minimal flavor, cheese is ok, toppings are fine (actually use real mushrooms) - Looong delivery time; they weren’t busy when we ordered (we checked), took 1 hour and 20 mins from the time we ordered, we live 1.3 km away with a 7 min drive time by car (4-5 by scooter) - Delivery guy very unfriendly despite large tip of 10 NIS for 102 NIS order (should be courteous regardless of tip) - Pizza arrived luke warm, cheese was already hard

I've had consistently great pizza there. Very authentic tasting dough, real mozzarella cheese, and fresh toppings. Kosher, so no meat, which is fine with us.

Tasty food and good service.

Had a pasta Alfredo. It was decent. The place is not fancy (to say the least). Average prices.

Very good pizza; thin and crisp. Employees are pleasant.

Nice thin big pizza, with toppings spread nicely

Best pizza in town for fast-food-quality pizza😍 Not boutique or fancy, simple margarita pizza - delicious ♥️

We eat here every time we come to Tel Aviv. Excellent gluten free pizza, regular pizza and Greek salad.

Delicious pizza and garlic bread. They even make gluten free pizza. I wish someone spoke English here.

Pizza that gets the job done. Also their street facing window makes it easy to stop for a bite on your bike ride home.

Great pizza

I've never seen a more out-of-line series of reviews for a restaurant. So much so that it has inspired my first online review. Worst pizza I've ever tasted, only matched by the horrendous service. The ingredients are of terrible quality. I don't know how it's possible to screw up pizza to this degree, even for a Kosher restaurant.