Restaurant in Tel Aviv, Israel
Bellboy
100Pearl PointsResidential Hotel Bar
About Bellboy
Bellboy is a hotel-district bar on Berdyczewski Street, open six evenings a week with later hours Thursday through Saturday. Without a published menu, price range, or awards, it functions as a neighbourhood haunt rather than a destination cocktail programme. Walk-ins are the norm, the room suits post-dinner drinks more than trophy pours.
Bellboy is in Tel Aviv. The verified information is limited, so the safest way to assess it is by the confirmed basics: evening opening hours throughout the week and a smart-casual dress code. Specific details such as menu, price range, seat count, booking method, private-room availability, awards, service format are not confirmed here, so they should be checked directly with the venue before planning around them.
What the Room and Service Deliver
Bellboy opens daily at 6 PM. Verified closing times are: Monday 1 AM, Tuesday 1:30 AM, Wednesday 1:30 AM, Thursday 2 AM, Friday 2 AM, Saturday 1:30 AM, Sunday 1 AM. Those hours make it an evening and late-night Tel Aviv option rather than a lunch venue.
The confirmed dress code is smart casual. Beyond that, no verified seat count, reservation process, menu format, or service style is available here. If timing, seating, or a specific occasion matters, contact Bellboy directly before you go. For a broader evening plan, you may also compare it with Milgo & Milbar and Miznon, while keeping in mind that the confirmed facts here apply only to Bellboy.
Private Dining and Group Bookings
No private-room details or group-booking policy are confirmed for Bellboy in the verified information. If you are planning a celebration, corporate gathering, or larger group visit, the practical next step is to ask the venue directly about capacity, seating, any booking requirements.
Because no confirmed price range, awards, menu details, or rating are available here, Bellboy should be treated as a Tel Aviv evening option with verified late-night hours rather than as a venue defined by a documented dining format or accolade. If you are comparing possibilities, Dok, Onami, Ha'Achim, Milgo & Milbar, Miznon are other venues to consider, but any specific booking, menu, or service details should be verified separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Bellboy handle dietary restrictions?
No verified menu, kitchen, or allergy-accommodation details are available here for Bellboy. If dietary restrictions matter, check the venue's official channels before visiting.
Is lunch or dinner better at Bellboy?
Bellboy opens at 6 PM daily, so lunch is not supported by the verified hours. The confirmed schedule is Monday 6 PM–1 AM, Tuesday 6 PM–1:30 AM, Wednesday 6 PM–1:30 AM, Thursday 6 PM–2 AM, Friday 6 PM–2 AM, Saturday 6 PM–1:30 AM, Sunday 6 PM–1 AM.
How far ahead should I book Bellboy?
No verified booking method or reservation policy is available here for Bellboy. If you need a specific time, a group arrangement, or certainty before going, check the venue's official channels.
Can I eat at the bar at Bellboy?
No verified bar-seating or food-menu details are available here for Bellboy. Confirm directly with the venue if eating, seating style, or menu availability is important to your visit.
What are alternatives to Bellboy?
Other venues to compare include Dok, Ha'Achim, Milgo & Milbar, Miznon, Onami. Specific hours, menus, booking policies, service formats for those venues should be checked separately.
Is Bellboy good for a special occasion?
Bellboy has verified evening and late-night hours and a smart-casual dress code, which may suit some occasions. However, no verified private-room capacity, menu details, pricing, or service format is available here, so check the venue's official channels before planning a special event.
Location
מלון, Berdyczewski St 14, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6425813, Israel
Tel Aviv, Israel
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Also Consider
- Milgo & Milbar, Middle Eastern, Middle Eastern
- Miznon, Israeli, Israeli
- Ha'Achim, Israeli, Israeli
- Dok, Notable alternative
- Onami, Notable alternative
Among Tel Aviv bars in the hotel district, Bellboy competes on convenience and late hours rather than published credentials. Milgo & Milbar offers a fuller Middle Eastern dining programme with clearer pricing and menu transparency, making it the better choice if you want food and drinks in one stop. Miznon delivers Israeli street-food energy and a livelier crowd, but closes earlier and skews louder; Bellboy's later hours on weekends give it an edge for post-dinner rounds.
Ha'Achim and Dok both bring stronger service infrastructure and confirmed booking systems, so if you need guaranteed seating or private-room options, pick one of those instead. Onami sits at a higher tier with a more polished cocktail programme and visible awards recognition, worth the premium if you want a trophy pour, but overkill if you just need a repeatable neighbourhood stop.
Bellboy works for walk-in flexibility and low booking friction, particularly on weekday evenings when the room is quieter. If you value verifiable credentials, published menus, or formal private-dining setups, choose one of the peers above. If you want a reliable late-night option near your hotel without advance planning, Bellboy fits that brief, just set expectations for a neighbourhood haunt rather than a destination experience.
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