• Falafel Sandwich – Fresh pita bread filled with Falafel balls, Tahinni sauce, Israeli salad, and sliced fried eggplant. Served with French fries. $7.75

Little Tel Aviv was a popular restaurant. We were there on a Sunday at 5:30 and we got one of the last tables. I can see why the food is good and affordable.

I had the falafel sandwich and while it was not the best I have had, I still give that to Zakia. It was very good and I have found my new favorite pita bread. So now a perfect middle eastern meal for me would have Zakia's Falafel and fillings in Little Tel Aviv's pita bread. With a side of Holyland's Egyptian Hummus and Emily's tabbouli.

• Pasta Tel-Aviv – Pasta tossed in an Alfredo mushroom sauce. Served with grilled vegetables $12.75

I think I was the only male not wearing a yarmulke in the restaurant. Little Tel Aviv is not exactly fine dining; it's more like family dining. It's a place where everybody knows everybody (except us). The pasta was merely okay, but the experience was unforgettable. Stop in if you live in the area for a different dining experience.