A candlelit, intimate Dalston sanctuary serving sensational Tel Avivian sharing plates with a buzzing, cool atmosphere.
Ordering Strategy
The menu is designed for sharing; order as much flatbread or challah as possible to go with the dips. It is a £60-a-head experience if you do it right with wine.
What to order
Jerusalem Mixed Grill
Described as 'deservedly lauded' and a signature street-food style pita stuffed with chicken thigh, livers, and duck hearts that provides a sensory overload.
Ox Cheek & Hummus
Explicitly called out as one of the restaurant's signature dishes and a 'favourite' for those looking for a substantial, hearty plate.
Monkfish liver pâté with agrodolce date ketchup
Living up to its reputation as the 'foie gras of the sea,' this dish is noted for being rich yet impossibly moreish with a pleasant sweetness from the dates.
Lemon polenta cake
A 'very good dessert indeed' with soured whipped cream that critics noted was executed to a level beyond typical home-cooking skills.
What to skip
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Signal Score
Signal score reflects how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.
Top critic: Catherine Hanly (90%)
Editorial Weight 58 pts
Authority + depth + recency
Agreement 9 pts
How aligned the critics are
Coverage 10 pts
How many real review signals exist
Public Signal 14 pts
Google rating + volume
Boosts 0 pts
Manual boosts + hidden gem
Review signals
2 Elite · 2 Editorial · 5 total signals
Public signal
4.7★ (511 reviews)
Good to know
The space is small and intimate, making booking essential. There is counter seating available. The wine list focuses on low-intervention bottles.
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