M25

For a Tel Aviv meal, M25 is a practical option when the priority is a casual restaurant with published opening hours rather than a highly documented destination format. The verified details are limited: M25 is in Tel Aviv, the dress code is casual, its listed hours cover Monday through Saturday with Sunday closed. It is also noted by Opinionated About Dining as a Newly Added European Restaurant for 2026.

Because no specific address, menu format, chef, cuisine, dish, price tier, seating setup, or off-premise service is verified here, the safest way to plan is around the confirmed basics. Treat M25 as a casual Tel Aviv choice and check directly with the restaurant for reservations, current menu details, any service questions before building a whole evening around specifics that may change.

Use it for a casual Tel Aviv meal, not a formal splurge

The value question depends less on a published price tier and more on what kind of night the reader wants. For a casual Tel Aviv meal with minimal friction, M25 is in the right lane based on the confirmed dress code and opening schedule. Diners comparing other Tel Aviv options may also consider Oasis. For another restaurant comparison, Habasta is a useful cross-shop, especially for readers who want to compare M25 with other named venues before deciding.

Because no set menu, counter format, or named dish is confirmed here, do not over-plan around a specific order. The safer move is to use the restaurant for timing: M25 is listed as open from 12 PM to 11 PM Monday through Thursday, 11 AM to 4 PM and 6 PM to 10 PM on Friday, 12 PM to 10 PM on Saturday, closed on Sunday. Readers comparing broader Tel Aviv options can also scan the full Tel Aviv restaurants guide, especially if the night needs another restaurant, a stop after dinner, or a different part of the city altogether.

Plan around verified hours and confirm details directly

The planning decision should be conservative. M25 has listed hours across the week, but the verified record here does not confirm takeout, delivery, bar seating, group capacity, menu structure, allergy accommodations, or pricing. If any of those details matter, confirm with the venue before relying on them.

For a fuller day plan, pair the restaurant decision with the right Tel Aviv logistics rather than forcing a single venue to carry the whole outing. Readers building a trip around dining can compare other restaurant choices such as Café Yom Tov and Makom Shel Basar, then use the Tel Aviv bars guide or the Tel Aviv hotels guide to avoid unnecessary backtracking.