Specialty Coffee · Ramat Aviv
A neighbourhood cafe in Ramat Aviv
Tagore 38, Neve Avivim, Tel Aviv. Specialty coffee, sourdough sandwiches, a garden to sit in. Open every day.
What ZITBAR is
ZITBAR CAFE is an independent neighbourhood cafe at Tagore 38, in the Neve Avivim area of Ramat Aviv, north Tel Aviv. It opened in 2025. It is not a chain, and there is one branch only.
The cafe sits about a six-minute walk from Ramat Aviv Mall and a ten-minute walk from the Tel Aviv University gate. There is a garden with outdoor seating, free Wi-Fi and power outlets. Many people work here from a laptop in the morning.
The kitchen serves specialty coffee, sandwiches on wholewheat flaxseed sourdough and on soft Japanese milk bread, bowls and salads, homemade jachnun, and fresh challah on Fridays. Soy, rice, almond, oat and low-fat milk cost nothing extra. There are vegan dishes and gluten-free dishes.
The cafe is open every day of the week, Saturday included. Sit in, take away, or order delivery through Wolt.
Common questions
Where is ZITBAR CAFE located?
ZITBAR is at Tagore 38, in the Neve Avivim area of Ramat Aviv, north Tel Aviv. It is about a six-minute walk from Ramat Aviv Mall and a ten-minute walk from the Tel Aviv University gate.
What are the opening hours?
Sunday to Thursday 07:30–19:00, Friday 07:30–17:00, Saturday 07:30–19:00. The cafe is open every day of the week, Saturday included.
Is there outdoor seating?
Yes. ZITBAR has a garden with outdoor seating, as well as indoor seating.
Can I work from ZITBAR on a laptop?
Yes. There is free Wi-Fi and there are power outlets, so ZITBAR works for laptop sessions and quiet meetings in north Tel Aviv.
Are there vegan or gluten-free options?
Yes. The menu marks vegan and gluten-free dishes, such as the roasted cauliflower sandwich and the Buddha bowl. Soy, rice, almond, oat and low-fat milk are served at no extra charge.
What is on the menu at ZITBAR?
Specialty coffee and cold drinks, sandwiches on wholewheat flaxseed sourdough and on soft Japanese milk bread, bowls and salads, homemade jachnun, stuffed vine leaves, muesli, and fresh challah on Fridays. The full menu is on the menu page.
Does ZITBAR deliver?
Yes. Order delivery or pickup through Wolt.
What makes ZITBAR different?
Specialty coffee, sandwiches on wholewheat sourdough and soft Japanese milk bread, homemade jachnun, and fresh challah on Fridays. It is a small independent neighbourhood cafe, not a chain.
Opening hours
- Sunday–Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
Address
Tagore 38, Tel Aviv-Yafo