waycup

“Seriously the best coffee in the area. Not your typical Aroma experience (bo-oring). Hi tech kids and hip Tel Avivians surround you. I definitely recommend for a refreshing break or just an informal meeting.”

“Best damn coffee in Israel, in days! Definitly up there with any hipster shop anywhere in the world. Got the grey blend, supposed to be tilting bitter. But it's awesome- crema is good, oil is good, temp is good, atmosphere is good. I'd give it 7-stars if i can. Worth a visit, worth a repeat.”

Alexander★★★★★

WayCup Coffee in Tel Aviv was such a pleasant find. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt warm, calm, and genuinely welcoming. The team was incredibly friendly, attentive without being intrusive, and made the whole experience feel easy and comfortable. You can tell they care about both the coffee and the people who come through the door. The vibe is relaxed and unpretentious, making it a great place to slow down, meet a friend, or simply enjoy a quiet break. The coffee itself was well balanced, fresh, and prepared with care. Everything felt thoughtful and consistent. A lovely neighborhood spot with great energy, kind service, and coffee.

RAVE★★★★

Updating 😁 it’s been a while, I hope that now everybody is welcome as I do like this place. Unfortunately I had to change my review, i’ve been thrown away after sitting in this coffee shop many times saying that “ you can’t get in if you eating non-kosher food” 😱 I find it very disturbing when people allow themselves to be racist or homophobic or whatever extreme idea it was. The same way that I would never tell somebody that he cannot get into the place because he only eats kosher food it is not OK to say the opposite if my views are different. I decided to put three stars instead of one to allow them to apologize and civilized. One of my favorite coffee shops in Tel Aviv, i’d like it because it’s both casual and very chic. I love spending time there at my morning and have my luxury coffee :) it’s super tasty and super high-quality. The coffee is deep in flavor and made to perfection. They should definitely upgrade their sandwiches but nothing will stop me from grabbing another cu

Spencer Tate★★★★★

I had a great experience at Wake Up Coffee. The coffee was excellent, fresh, and full of flavor, and the atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, perfect for starting the day or taking a short break. The staff was friendly and efficient, and everything from the service to the quality of the drinks made it a place I would definitely come back to.

Shira Salton★★★★

The coffee is very good, and the place is really nice. However, the chocolate chip cookie I tried was quite dry and not so tasty. The price is average to a specialty coffee in Tel Aviv. I had bought some beans which were great, but when I had asked whether it's fare trade the cashier had no idea what I was talking about. So I'm pretty sure it's not fare trade;) Nice place

Michael Olshansky★★★★★

Seriously the best coffee in the area. Not your typical Aroma experience (bo-oring). Hi tech kids and hip Tel Avivians surround you. I definitely recommend for a refreshing break or just an informal meeting.

Bene Garcia★★★★★

Best damn coffee in Israel, in days! Definitly up there with any hipster shop anywhere in the world. Got the grey blend, supposed to be tilting bitter. But it's awesome- crema is good, oil is good, temp is good, atmosphere is good. I'd give it 7-stars if i can. Worth a visit, worth a repeat.

Roy Paz★★★★★

Finally got around to giving WayCup Coffee a shot after hearing great things about it for over a year now..... And I'm happy to report that they definitely live up to the hype! 🙃 I came here this morning to get one iced coffee and a small pastry. The plan was to order, pay, & enjoy the coffee and cigarettes while sitting at the tables outside, & then heading off to begin the rest of my day... I ended up staying here for about 3 1/2 hours without even fully noticing (or caring)😋. The coffee here is absolutely perfect & the prices are standard /average for a Tel Avivian coffee shop. But the thing that makes WayCup unique in my opinion is; a) the people here - (the workers as well as the customers), & b) how friendly they are... The other customers I met while sitting at the table outside were so friendly and laid back, that my introverted, shy, & quiet self, ended up speaking to 3 different, random people who I've never met before & it felt completely natural. Each of the 3 people

Adam Shoshani★★★★★

WayCup Mikveh is probably my favorite coffee shop in Tel-Aviv. Where do I start? The coffee is roasted locally and is simply delicious. WayCup offers a range of changing single-origin coffee beans from around the world prepared in a range of brewing methods. The owners and the baristas are some of the nicest and most friendly people around, in short, people who love what they do (coffee) and about their customers. Whether you are just stopping by for a quick coffee (it's literally 3 min walk from Rothschild Blvd.) or if you want to open a laptop and work there for the day, highly recommend this place. Enjoy!