Tel-Aviv Kosher Pizza

Always fresh and tasty, good value. Excellent shakshuka!

Tel-Aviv ya chabibi Tel-Aviv !

Here's my two cents about this place. First glance walking in it looks like a 90's sitcom pizza shop. Now I'm not saying that it's a bad thing, but for people like me with more modern tastes, it can be hard to feel comfortable in.

Now first time experience:
I ordered pizza 45 minutes ahead for pickup. And when I got there the ticket was misplaced or something? Keep in mind that every person's experience may be different, but at that moment you can Imagine that I wasn't happy having to wait another 25 min for pizza while people were waiting for me.

Payment terminal:
An ancient dinosaur, that's what it was with a side credit card machine. I mean please, how can you still be in business these days and not be up to date on tech? Probably one of the reasons they lost my ticket--- human error. Its time to get with the times and be up to date like everyone else.

Food:

Finally the food. I have to say it's not every day that I get impressed by food. I mean pizza most of the time is average, but in this case the pizza was pretty good, and that's a huge compliment from me.

Yet there are items that you should stay far away from like the French onion soup. I have been to many places and had been disappointed with the soup, but never so much as this. The soup was salty and sour. Let me tell you what a professional French onion soup is like. French onion soup has the mild consistency of spices like garlic, salt, and of course the cheese with bread/baguette. The real trick is the sweetness of the French onion. It is very important not to put too much or too little or it will instantly ruin the soup and is best served with mild sweetness.

Here we are at the end....

There are probably lots more items worth eating there so don't let my review discourage you from taking the leap and trying something new!

As always,
Goodbye for now.

Enchiladas are very good and the soups are great. Every Meal that i've ever had catered from here is fantasic. Hummus and Tahini are best in chicago. This is a Heimish place run by some very Israeli people so some people especially non kosher people aren't gonna be used to it. Still love it.

Food was good, prices good, service good. Would definitely come back.