Abbalé Modern Mediterranean Kitchen - South Beach

Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen is an Israeli restaurant in South of Fifth that’s a nice choice for a Sunday brunch or lazy lunch—especially if it's a nice day since the patio is where you want to be eating. Start with the incredibly creamy hummus or the tamarind-glazed crunchy cauliflower. The dinner menu is heavy on sharable grilled proteins like shawarma-spiced steak and whole fish.

AventuraThe Aventura outpost of this SoFi Israeli hit does the original one better, with high ceilings and a stunning bar creating a fuller restaurant experience. You’ll still find the staples like crispy falafel, cauliflower with tamarind glaze, and fresh Israeli tomato salad. They’re joined by a larger menu highlighted by prime steak shashlik and Moroccan-spiced fish.

A partnership between chef Samuel "Sam" Gorenstein and Omer Horev, founder of Pura Vida Miami, Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen might win points (and hearts) simply for being the most charming restaurant in Miami Beach. The eatery, inside a small house complete with a porch lined with flowing plants and cozy cushions, offers a plethora of bright fare. Start with a few salatim ($6 each) such as baba ghanouj, smashed avocado, roasted beets, and the "holy grail" of black and white tahini with grated tomato and green harissa (all served with fire-baked pita) before moving on to grilled lamb chops ($45), a whole branzino ($36), or baby cauliflower ($21) — all oven-baked.

Ring in 2022 at Abbale Telavivian Kitchen, Miami Beach’s chic, Israeli-inspired restaurant from hospitality entrepreneurs Omer Horev and Executive Chef Sam Gorenstein located in the Beach’s buzzy South of Fifth neighborhood. Priced at $125 per person, the first seating, between 6PM and 7PM will offer a four-course prix-fixe menu of Chef Sam’s delectable Middle Eastern plates. Guests arriving between 8:30PM and 10PM for the second seating will enjoy a similar menu with addition of a few specialty items and a Champagne toast for $195 per person.

Get transported to Tel Aviv at this seriously delish brunch spot in Miami Beach’s SoFi neighborhood, where Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavors mingle alongside the beautiful-beach-people crowds. Sam Gorenstein, the chef at Abbale Telavivian Kitchen, grew up in Colombia enjoying recipes passed down from his Syrian family, and his dishes like shakshuka, fattoush salad, and Jerusalem bagels stuffed with in-house cured salmon reflect that upbringing. Bonus: Everything on the menu is pretty healthy.

Known for its South of Fifth location, Abbale Telavivian Kitchen now offers residents another spot to dine on dishes with flavors that combine a number of diverse culinary influences. The recently added Aventura location presents a wide range of modern Mediterranean items within the two locations, South Beach and Aventura. Everything is made fresh, in-house daily, including items like the exceptional pomegranate-honey glazed roasted chicken and the shawarma spiced wagyu picanha steak.

Step into Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen and you’re transported to a secret garden-inspired setting with greenery and bright pink flowers, plus canopies and large umbrellas—necessary for Miami’s balmy temps. Expect a Mediterranean-accented menu featuring hits like an Israeli salad made with kale, romaine, pistachio, and herbed tahini dressing or fire-roasted jumbo prawns in garlic herb butter. Abbalé is the kind of place to book when you feel like a getaway-like alfresco meal.

Originating from Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood, Abba Telavivian Kitchen combines the influences of Tel Aviv and Miami to create delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Inspired by classic Middle Eastern flavors, choose from authentic dishes from a whole zesty branzino to a shawarma spiced wagyu steak. The restaurant provides a perfect atmosphere to dine with friends with its many shareable menu items, including fire-roasted onion tahini and baba ganoush.

Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen hails from the exclusive South of Fifth neighborhood and is a place where you can experience the vibrant flavors of Tel Aviv in the heart of South Beach!. The restaurant invites you on a culinary journey, offering a unique and authentic experience where traditional Mediterranean flavors meet modern innovations. From the salad bar to grilled meats and delicious pastries, you can taste the authentic flavors of the Middle East.

Positioned in the trendy South of Fifth neighborhood, the casually elegant Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen offers Mediterranean and Tel Aviv choices as well as a Sunday brunch menu. The eclectic menu combines the Syrian, Latin, and Moroccan heritages of entrepreneur Omer Horev and Executive Chef Sam Gorenstein. Traditional recipes are given a modern touch and prepared with ingredients like grain, dairy, and fruit that come from local farms.

Brunch, lunch, and dinner options abound at Abbale Telavivian Kitchen, an Israeli restaurant with plenty of outdoor seating. We appreciate the effortlessly chic yet elegant air you'll discover upon first setting foot in this restaurant, and the food is even better than the ambiance. Trendy meets traditional in meals such as Persian braised beef short ribs finished with pomegranate wine, jus, apricots, and a fennel-radish slaw.

Israeli cuisine is having a moment right now and that’s a wonderful thing because it’s delicious and we want to eat it all the time – including for brunch. One of the best spots in town to do just that is Abbale, where the Sunday brunch ticks off all the boxes. We’re talking shakshuka with house cured gravlax, bureka puff pastries stuffed with egg and Bulgarian feta, sumac marinated chicken and crunchy cauliflower hummus.

Neighborhood: South BeachAddress: 864 Commerce StCuisine: Televivian, Mediterranean. Abbale is a family-run restaurant showcasing a healthier style of cooking highlighting the flavors of Israel, Turkey, Greece, and Colombia. The two co-founders have a wealth of experience from creating Pura Vida, My Ceviche, and Zuuk.

Walking into the outdoor seating area at Abbale Telavivian Kitchen is like stepping into a Mediterranean garden. The whole space is covered in luscious vegetation and bright, colorful flowers, which instantly sets the mood for the menu, which is similarly decked out with herbaceous flavors and plenty of vegetables.

Running Tuesday to Thursday from 4pm to 6pm, guests will find bites including a trio of dips, local fish ceviche, falafel, crunchy cauliflower, and more. Drink specials include $4 beers, $7 prosecco cocktails, and $8 wines by the glass.

- Rating: 4.0 / 5 (27 reviews)- Detailed ratings: Food (4.5/5), Service (4.5/5), Value (3.5/5)- Type of cuisine: Mediterranean, Turkish- Price: $$ - $$$- Address: 864 Commerce St, Miami Beach, FL 33139-6853- Read more on Tripadvisor

864 Commerce StreetMiami Beach, FL 33139 Visit Website See Menu Open in Google Maps. Abbalé Telavivian Kitchen is a chic and elegant Mediterranean restaurant known for its menu inspired by Tel Aviv.

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