Dining

JONZ offers a great deal, Pop & Pop launches new dishes, Coca-Cola brings back the Diner project, OBI announces a new menu, Berta offers aperitivo and Friday lunches, Nono Mimi launches a vegan menu, Dinings celebrates Sundays, Sarona Market hosts fruit desserts from Ashdod, Tomer Tal meets Raanan Nosel, and Rib West in Haifa changes direction. All the tasty news of the week.

A massive and luxurious new branch of the Asian chain Frame is set to open on HaBarzel Street in Tel Aviv, taking over the location formerly occupied by the Shipudei Tzipora kebab shop. The chain's veteran branch on Raoul Wallenberg Street will close as part of this transition.

Matcha drinks, New York-style pizza, crazy grilled toast, self-service, and the coolest branding you've ever seen. We found all these and more at the new Coffee Club, which opened in the reviving Afridar Square in Ashkelon and offers round-the-clock service.

In a world where even a simple falafel costs nearly 30 shekels, the pasta restaurant Guido in Tel Aviv offers business lunches at prices that seem impossible. For less than 60 shekels, diners get a full appetizer, a huge plate of pasta, and a drink.