Tishreen Restaurant

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• Anynomous

  06 April 2018

  Great place. The food was delicious. The service was great. Don't skip on the desserts!

• Anynomous

  01 April 2018

  Excellent place! Very good dishes and fine service.

• Anynomous

  24 March 2018

  Great restaurant with a very tasty menu. Prices as expected in Israel, a bit high for nazeret. Recommended!

• Anynomous

  25 December 2017

  Good service,food was good.very nice atmosphere .the salads are great.

• Anynomous

  22 December 2017

  By far, one of the best places to eat at out of Tel-Aviv. Traditional Arab dishes made and served with western touch. Good meat and seafood dishes. Although somewhat expensive compared to other local places, quality-price ratio is still high and this place definitly worth visiting.

• Anynomous

  05 December 2017

  Beautiful and cozy! Food and service were great! I had an Aroza and it was delicious.

• Anynomous

  27 November 2017

  Awesome but pricey!
  The restaurant is decorated nicely to the upcoming Christmas season.
  Several options for starters with really tasty local flavors. Main dishes are amazing. We took the lamb ribs and special coffee chicken style with whole rice. The latter was surprisingly amazing and we really wanted more. The lamb ribs was nice as well but got only 4 pieces for around 100NIS which really pricey for my opinion.
  Bread also served together.
  Special beer ordered for 58Nis for 750ml.
  
  For one time visit, really recommended!!

• Anynomous

  21 October 2017

  Very tasty food ... Great service .. friendly staff .. the cheese stuffed mushrom is RECOMMENDED

• Anynomous

  02 September 2017

  Don't fall for the overhype. This is a tourist trap. I ate here twice, and in both occasions the food quality was very poor. Only exception was the sizzling halomi cheese plate which was (too salty yet) very tasty. Meat was inedible. Salads were awful. Tons of better places in this great culinary town.

• Anynomous

  29 July 2017

  Awesome food, very friendly service.
  
  The restaurant serves a kind of new Arabic fusion style cuisine, but without losing its roots. They have traditional dishes like Hummus and Lebonah but also a green salad with figs and cactus fruits or boiled potatoes with mushrooms in a cream sauce.
  
  This restaurant is also a good place for vegetarians.
  
  And try their lemonade. It's made from fresh lemons with added mint leaves.
  
  This place has a great overall rating here on Google for a good reason. We came here because of it and weren't disappointed.

• Anynomous

  24 June 2017

  Great restaurant. We had diner here, the lamb was to die for, and lunch the day after (the lasagna and chicken). We didn't make a reservation but they did everything they could to accomodate us. Service is friendly and they speak English unlike in many other places in Israël. Prices are also reasonable compared to other venues, especially given the quality of the cooking.

• Anynomous

  09 June 2017

  Good place, suitable for vegetarian. Mind the portion are huge. For instance, the "small" salad could feed 2. The chocolate cake is also very big.

• Anynomous

  18 April 2017

  Nice service, pretty crowded restaurant; Had chicken with coffee and dried fruits sauce - too much sauce and too aggressive. Lamp chops were nice but nothing exceptional; Schnitzel + fries for kids were very good, Spaghetti Bolonegse less

• Anynomous

  17 April 2017

  One of the better restaurants you'll eat at in the area. Good bread and a solid menu. Lots of traditional dishes and a good mix of other things. Definitely the place to go if you are just making a day trip to Nazareth.

• Anynomous

  02 March 2017

  Really good quality food in a cosy setting. Highly recommended. For the best experience, order multiple dishes for the table to share

• Anynomous

  25 February 2017

  Nice tavern atmosphere, good service.
  
  Ate in different branch and was more generous in terms of dish quality and quantity specially Humus with meat.
  
  Ribs were medium rare, and we were not asked how well to make it.
  
  Dish called ahmar should be replaced with beef and not chicken, it's bad with chicken.