Israeli / international restaurant, bar and bakery. Operated since opening in 2015, by it Israeli owner Ari Gold. Serving fresh food from the Middle East. Hummus. Falafel. Shishlik. Shakshuka. Kebab. Shawarma and a full international tapas menu, Asian, South American, European & more ! We are also a full service bar and a gigantic bakery!! Come and check us out 7 days a week!
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Reviews
vanessa norris
Quality food made with great care and love. The breads are some of the best I’ve ever had. The curry was delicious and the hummus alone will have me coming back for more. I cant wait to come back and see the changes. Love the booths.
… moreSahil
TLV was a pleasant dining experience. The ambience and artworks were awesome and our booth had nice white curtains for privacy. The hosts were wonderful and accommodating. I ordered the Baba Ganoush and it was presented well and a delicious appetizer to have here. And same goes with the chicken curry. I would love to visit this place any time when I am in town.
… moreMelanie Bush
Pleasantly surprised to find and Israeli/ Mediterranean restaurant in Marietta,OH. We were greeted with a warm welcome as we walked in. Delicious dishes from around the world. We enjoyed the Jewish brisket and the lamb Schwarma. If you’re in town at Passover head here for Seder.
… moreKarma
My husband and i love this place. An all around great place to dine in. Great selections of food and theyre very generous of the portion from what you pay for. The food is fresh and homemade which is even better, very good quality of food. The staff are wonderful kind people. It is so nice to finally see something different of food to dine in, in this town. Thanks for your delicious food, we will be back for sure!
… moreChloe Musick
TLV did many things great and a few things were underwhelming.
First, my partner and I both really enjoyed the atmosphere. The art, the service, and the music all felt inviting and fun. In terms of being COVID-friendly, I give this restaurant a 5/5. Each booth was surrounded by their own set of curtains, which created private pods for each group of guests. All staff were masked as well.
We started the meal with hummus and pita. The hummus looked traditional in presentation topped with zaatar and olive oil, but the hummus itself was underseasoned. Some added salt would go a long way.
Next, the hummus came with pita, but the pita was unlike any pita I’ve had both in my travels to Israel and stateside. It was much like a corner of a loaf of bread as opposed to pita.
I ordered the lamb shawarma as my entree. Unfortunately, I ordered it with pita, unaware that the bread wasn’t really pita. With that being said, the meat was really delicious and seasoned well. The “pita” was stuffed with lettuce and pickles at the bottom of the loaf and meat on top, so it was difficult to get a bite with everything. I ended up eating all the meat first and then the lettuce and pickles second. Layering this like a sandwich instead of a parfait would have fixed this issue and the use of pita would have likely helped with execution.
My partner ordered the stewed brisket on a bed of rice. This dish was the most true to a traditional israeli dish that I tasted all night. The meat and veggies were flavorful, comforting, and filling. If you are coming for a cultural experience in Marietta, I would recommend this dish.
Overall, the atmosphere was great, the prices were very fair, and the food was decent. I think this restaurant would offer anyone a fun night out no matter the “pita” falls.
… moreFirst, my partner and I both really enjoyed the atmosphere. The art, the service, and the music all felt inviting and fun. In terms of being COVID-friendly, I give this restaurant a 5/5. Each booth was surrounded by their own set of curtains, which created private pods for each group of guests. All staff were masked as well.
We started the meal with hummus and pita. The hummus looked traditional in presentation topped with zaatar and olive oil, but the hummus itself was underseasoned. Some added salt would go a long way.
Next, the hummus came with pita, but the pita was unlike any pita I’ve had both in my travels to Israel and stateside. It was much like a corner of a loaf of bread as opposed to pita.
I ordered the lamb shawarma as my entree. Unfortunately, I ordered it with pita, unaware that the bread wasn’t really pita. With that being said, the meat was really delicious and seasoned well. The “pita” was stuffed with lettuce and pickles at the bottom of the loaf and meat on top, so it was difficult to get a bite with everything. I ended up eating all the meat first and then the lettuce and pickles second. Layering this like a sandwich instead of a parfait would have fixed this issue and the use of pita would have likely helped with execution.
My partner ordered the stewed brisket on a bed of rice. This dish was the most true to a traditional israeli dish that I tasted all night. The meat and veggies were flavorful, comforting, and filling. If you are coming for a cultural experience in Marietta, I would recommend this dish.
Overall, the atmosphere was great, the prices were very fair, and the food was decent. I think this restaurant would offer anyone a fun night out no matter the “pita” falls.
Timber Hawkeye
Authentic Israeli food with so many delicious vegan options clearly marked on the menu, including desserts, good service, and much needed healthy options in this town!
… moreBrittany Wilbur
Hidden gem. The Jewish brisket plate was phenomenal. The curry chicken plate and cheesecake were also quite good. Love the funky unique intimate atmosphere! Chef was really cool and the waitress was a doll. Soooo many other things we want to go back and try.
… moreDevon Patterson
Grabbed a lamb pita today! I am a USAF veteran and it is awesome to get a taste of the Middle East here at home. The pita was so flavorful and juicy! The hummus they add is delicious as well! Can’t wait for my next meal!
… moreJeff Tinker
Cool atmosphere.
Hummus was good. Cappuccino subpar.. food was a bit of a let down.
Bagel is by far the best thing we had.
Everything in the place is dirty and we went to pay and could see in the kitchen. Flour and ingredients all over the floor.. a mess everywhere.
Legit, I don’t see the health inspector hasn’t shut the kitchen down.
CLEAN THE PLACE UP!
… moreHummus was good. Cappuccino subpar.. food was a bit of a let down.
Bagel is by far the best thing we had.
Everything in the place is dirty and we went to pay and could see in the kitchen. Flour and ingredients all over the floor.. a mess everywhere.
Legit, I don’t see the health inspector hasn’t shut the kitchen down.
CLEAN THE PLACE UP!
Brock McCormack
What a wonderful treat in Marietta! Delicious food with friendly and attentive service. The food is all homemade from fresh ingredients and it sure does show in the taste!
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