Abri, Tel Aviv
Abri is a bistro in Rothschild & Habima, Tel Aviv (Neo-bistro), by chef Adar Lotan. About ₪250 per person. Google rating 4.5 (194 reviews). Updated 2026-10-26.
Chef Adar Lotan’s neo-bistro and wine bar in Ahuzat Bayit: a short menu of about 12 dishes, a quiet hideaway a few steps from Rothschild Boulevard.
- What
- Bistro · Neo-bistro
- Chef
- Adar Lotan
- Price
- About ₪250 per person (Google’s range)
- ★ 4.5 (194 reviews)
- Offers
- Takes reservations, Wine, Cocktails, Beer, Desserts
🌐 Website & booking 🧭 Google Maps
Opening hours
From Google; they can change on holidays.
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 19:00–23:00
- Tuesday: 19:00–23:00
- Wednesday: 19:00–23:00
- Thursday: 19:00–23:30
- Friday: 19:00–23:30
- Saturday: 19:00–23:00
Happy hour nearby, before dinner
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From the restaurant’s own site and Google, checked regularly; prices and hours change, so check before you go. More (in Hebrew) on the Hebrew page. All the best restaurants in Tel Aviv →
Questions people ask
How much does dinner at Abri cost?
About ₪250 per person, from Google’s price range. Prices change; check with the restaurant.
When is Abri open?
Sunday: Closed; Monday: 19:00–23:00; Tuesday: 19:00–23:00; Wednesday: 19:00–23:00; Thursday: 19:00–23:30; Friday: 19:00–23:30; Saturday: 19:00–23:00 (from Google; it can change on holidays).
Do I need to book Abri?
It takes reservations, and for dinner at the end of the week it is best to book ahead.