Montefiore

Montefiore Review

The restaurant at Hotel Montefiore serves modern brasserie fare, throwing in a few Vietnamese touches for good measure. Main dishes include baked fish with tomatoes and olive oil, grilled lamb chops, and sirloin steak with wild mushrooms. The dining room is in a lovingly restored home on Montefiori Street in the heart of historic Tel Aviv. The white walls, potted plants, and slatted wooden blinds—even the silver-plated sugar servers selected by co-owner Ruthie Brouda—evoke old-world colonial days. The impeccable service, well-prepared food, and interesting wine list compare very favorably with the city's more expensive restaurants.