Was working in Israel for a week and was recommended that we visit. Glad we did as Romano was my favourite meal of the week. Seemingly it's owned by somebody the locals are aware of, but meant nothing to me. It's definitely off the beaten track - I was almost convinced my GPS was broken as it lead me down a deserted high-street in the evening, but then there it was. Turn off the street and there's an alley with fairy-lights and a few restaurants and bars. Romano is on the first floor with an indoor bar area, and outdoor seating. Ambience and presentation is definitely 'hipster' (everything's distressed, I felt old in my late-thirties and nothing could just be 'put on a plate') - but the service and food were fantastic