Pizza TLV

Vibe- Not going to lie, this spot is in a random strip center that might turn you off (it was a different food spot before and Taste of Tel Aviv is not yet up) but the food is worth it and so is the customer service. From the conversation I had with the guy that took my order, they have been open for a little amount of time. I was very intrigued by the pictures of Israel on the wall. The name of the restaurant has a city in Israel in it, Tel Avia! Customer service- Amazing, the guy that took my order was so nice. Food/drinks- I got the vegan nachos and the falafel starter; they were both full of flavor.Parking- There's about 40 parking spots in the lot.

Fantastic food, and extremely authentic taste of Tel Aviv! Staff was very friendly and polite! Highly recommended

The area where this location resides is sketchy-looking. At first, the person I arrived with didn't want to go into the restaurant. There is a drugstore nearby and the location is in a building that doesn't look very promising. However, when we walked in, jeez were we surprised! The interior was very clean, and the decorations were very cute and modern-looking inside. The bathrooms were clean. You cannot purchase Challah as a side, you have to purchase the whole loaf. The Challah was great and our hostess asked us to warm it up in either an oven that had meat inside of it or another oven without meat, so they are friendly towards religious diets. We saw a lot of Jewish people inside so it seems to be a great place for those who follow the Kosher diet. The samurai roll was good but I wished they used real cream cheese instead of a dairy-free alternative. The shakshuka was great, and I love shakshuka so I have had a lot of shakshukas to go off of. Maybe I'd just want a bit more seasoning and I could have asked for some feta on top. Overall a bit pricey but still great. I also had a Jewish juice drink with my meal and it was very sweet and tasted great. You get drinks from the refrigerator and you pay at the end of your meal at the cashier. This is an interesting place because it combines sushi with a Jewish/ Mediterranean cuisine. So, if you and a friend are craving two different cuisines, you should stop by here!

My husband and I were driving through town to go to the HEB for some kosher items. I recommend we eat some israeli food as it has been missing in our lives since our move from LA. LA has some amazing israeli food that is good quality and reasonably priced. I didn't focus on the price as I said to nyself, how mich can a plate of hummus and falafel cost. Well that plate, which didn't have much hummus and some overly cooked falafel cost $15.99, which is a rip-off. A burekas with cheese, bad tahina, was $15. A bag of day old pita bread was $7. Our bill with some drinks were over $75. I can get a ln amazing meal for that kind of price.I am all about supporting local businesses and I don't necessarily keep kosher but I thought this was completely outrageous. I am sorry but I will most likely not coming back here.

The best food i had ever !!!!!!On our way to the west We stopped on Houston and find this place.Everything is amazing and clean.The owner is very kind and make sure that we are happy.

I reviewed a restaurant at this location about 4 years ago. This is now a different business with different owners. They have a few vegan options that are very good...and I usually don't do many vegan places. The personal sized Greek pizza was very good, mozzarella and feta cheeses, red onion, fresh cut tomatos andblack olives, they brought out three kinds of sauces for the pie, a garlic sauce that was our fave....and my wife's falafel starter plate with tahini sauce. They have a cold box full of canned and bottled drinks. We liked the food and the people were friendly. Slightly on the pricy side. We took home half of my pie and half of the falefals, I'll add some pepperoni to the pie and make it even better.

Excellent food and a good variety of choices. Also the staff and owner were very patient with all my questions. I don't usually write reviews but this was such a wonderful surprise that I had to let post a review on this place.

A small bag of pita bread (5pc) cost $15I ordered a take-out consisting of a small pizza and the small bag of pita bread, totaling $30.14

Wonderful place to eat! The food and service are both great and the people are friendly!

Nice cozy little spot. The food was amazing, the customer service was prime and they offered to fulfill anything on the menu as vegan. Great find on my visit from Colorado.