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Little Tel-Aviv

3238 West Lake St
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416
612-929-1111
 

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Smoke-free?

  • Yes

Reservations?

  • Not Accepted

Wheelchair Accessible?

  • No

Hours

Mon - Thu

  • 8am - 9pm

Fri

  • 8am - 3:30pm

Sat

  • 5pm - 10:30pm

Sun

  • 8am - 9pm
vegan-friendly
$$ - average
Jewish (Sephardic)

Uptown Middle Eastern/Israeli Restaurant

Uptown restaurant featuring vegetarian-friendly middle-eastern/israeli food. Also features breakfast with an israel touch. They feature kosher food with an emphasis on all vegetarian cuisine and seafood.

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  • Kosher

Added by veg girl on Mar 25 04 (updated Dec 8 04)

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Ehron Nygard - Aug 3 06

Little Tel Aviv had one of the nicest ambiance overhauls in the history of small intimate restaurants. They ripped down walls, painted, tiled, put in new cases, tables, artwork - it looks and feels great. The falafel sandwiches are very tasty and a good-size portion. Their side dishes are wonderful too. The other sandwiches are a little pricy for the portions, but also very good. From my travels to Israel, Egypt and Turkey, I would say without question that the food is very Mideastern authentic. They serve wonderful soft-serve ice cream too!

Oh, and they are 100% kosher. :-)

Smurfy - Dec 23 05

Food was good - small portions in the sandwiches for the price.

The waitress was curt.

T Gallagher - Jul 27 04

I love this place for it's Israeli veggie culture. The felafel sandwich is my personal favorite here. It's a fun little deli style place with tables, including some outside for summer months. Don't come between sunset Friday and sunset Saturrday though (closed)!

starfive - Mar 31 04

although it's listed as just vegetarian friendly, there are a few vegan things as well. the falafel sandwich is the only thing i've had so far, but it is quite good. there is also at least a hummus sandwich and some cous cous dishes that are vegan.

veg girl - Mar 25 04

Little Tel-Aviv swears by his Falafel sandwich as the best in the twin cities! Definitely worth a trip if you are middle eastern food fan. Personally thought the Tabbouli salad had too much bulgar wheat and less parsley compared to Holy Land. But the Falafel sandwhich made up for it.

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