Brut Tel Aviv
Wine bar as it should be
Brut is a classic wine bar, exactly the one that comes to mind when you imagine a wine bar. A cozy place with 2 floors (the upper one is more suitable for big tables or events) on a narrow street, a few minutes from the iconic Rotschild boulevard.
I've always known that there was a wine bar there, but until I switched jobs to one that is 5 minutes from there (from a Fin-tech company located in an apartment, where I wore T-shirts and slippers, to a bank with all the implications that comes with that), I never checked it out. Well, now it's my favorite place for a sophisticated drink after work (I'm also still in my banker clothes, which suit the event). But of course there is no dress code and the only thing you need to come with is the desire to have a good drink.
The menu is changing, lots of specials and nice dishes to help you conquer your hunger. The place is run by professionals, so don't hesitate to ask questions or for some guidance in case you're not familiar with the dishes or the wine list, which is not huge, after all it's a small place.
About this spot
Nahalat Binyamin St 36
- Sun - Thu 18:00 - 01:00, Fri - Sat 18:00 - 02:00
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