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Last updated: 7/22/2026, 3:01:37 AM
Key Information
Cue is a bar and restaurant in Tel Aviv-Yafo, located in the historic Levontin neighborhood. It is known for its precise style and relaxed vibe, with every detail from music to plating thoughtfully crafted. The restaurant offers a sexy yet stylish atmosphere in a preserved building.
Customers likely appreciate the stylish and relaxed ambiance, as well as the thoughtfully curated experience, from the music to the presentation of dishes.
Additional Details
Cue is situated at HaRakevet St 12 in Tel Aviv-Yafo. It offers a happy hour with a discount on food during specific evening hours.
Vegetarian options available (e.g., Chargrilled Green Vegetables)
Best Times to Visit
The restaurant is open Monday to Saturday from 17:30. Happy hour is available Monday-Thursday and Saturday from 17:30-19:30, offering 30% off the food menu, making these early evening hours ideal for a visit.
A new, very good restaurant in the heart of the south of Tel Aviv.
We especially enjoyed the soba noodles which reminded us of our trip to Japan (you are invited to check out our reviews and pictures from the trip).
The mussels were nice but the portion size was disappointing.
The skewers were very juicy and flavorful (except for the awful garlic sauce).
The salad was refreshing but not outstanding.
The bread and spreads were splendid.
Good food. Creative, tasty, balanced.
We enjoyed everything but one dish. Fair enough.
Portions are small, but not smaller than the typical TLV size.
Too noisy. You don't need such loud music (as pleasant as it was) in a small space with bad acoustics.
Excellent service - kind and attentive.
Good cocktails and an interesting wine selection.
2
Very loud & crowded space, feels more like a dance bar.
Yet, 400 nis pp (2 rounds of cocktails), with chewy steak and the priciest zucchini I ever had
3
Went for an after work drinks and a light dinner. First I’ll say that the service was good, genuinely friendly and professional, although the cocktails were a bit lacking IMO.
We started with 3 options from the menu and that was enough for us to understand the concept of miniature food. I know that people love to complain about portion sizes in Tel Aviv, but this case was extreme.
Bottom line, the food itself was good, (especially the dessert) but the overall experience didn’t justify the price. there was simply no value for money.
That said, the owner was warm, attentive, and open to feedback and was kind to offer some chasers.
It’s clear they care about the place and their guests I just hope they find a better balance between creativity and costumer satisfaction.
5
Cue in Tel Aviv is a real gem! The food is creative, fresh, and full of flavor, and the vibe is stylish but still super comfortable. Service is warm and attentive, and the wine list is excellent. Definitely a spot worth coming back to!
