Guidebook for Tel Aviv-Yafo
Food Scene
Ouzeria
44 Matalon Stin levinski market for dinner or lunch
good food and atmosphere next to the old synagogue. Very trendy Packed during the evening
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Har Sinai Street
Har Sinai Streetgood food and atmosphere next to the old synagogue. Very trendy Packed during the evening
La Shuk
92 Dizengoff StreetGood food and atmosphere (lots of Bauhaus buildings all around it)
contemporary Israeli food) excellent atmosphere in the flea market
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Cafe Puaa
8 Rabbi Yohanan Stcontemporary Israeli food) excellent atmosphere in the flea market
Hotel Montefiore
36 Montefiore Stfancy but very good Italian
in Jaffa port For an Arab restaurant there is (very touristic and the food is ok but it's an interesting experience with lots of Arab salads)
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The Old Man and the Sea
101 Retzif HaAliya HaShniya Street in Jaffa port For an Arab restaurant there is (very touristic and the food is ok but it's an interesting experience with lots of Arab salads)
Malabi–the creamy, milk-based pudding perfumed with rose water–is one of the most popular desserts across the Middle East - try the Malabi with rose water, there's also a branch in Florentine in Washington avenue
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Hamalbia Flea Market
10 Olei ZionMalabi–the creamy, milk-based pudding perfumed with rose water–is one of the most popular desserts across the Middle East - try the Malabi with rose water, there's also a branch in Florentine in Washington avenue
the Kasba in Florentine st is a nice place for breakfast and lunch in the neighborhood – you should try the Shakshuka (there, or anywhere else )
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קסבה
3 Florentin Stthe Kasba in Florentine st is a nice place for breakfast and lunch in the neighborhood – you should try the Shakshuka (there, or anywhere else )
23 for good Israeli contemporary Fast food with good atmosphere (sitting on a bar is a must)- don’t forget to help yourself with the complimentary souse and pita bread next to the window
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Dirty Burger
30 King George Street23 for good Israeli contemporary Fast food with good atmosphere (sitting on a bar is a must)- don’t forget to help yourself with the complimentary souse and pita bread next to the window
the oldest Arab bakery shop (take Sambusak Piza with an egg – and Pita with Zaatar – you won’t be sorry : )
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Abouelafia Bakery
7 Yefet Stthe oldest Arab bakery shop (take Sambusak Piza with an egg – and Pita with Zaatar – you won’t be sorry : )
in the Carmel market for a good kabab and authentic food for lunch (open only Sunday to Tuesday (not in holidays)
Shmuel
42 רבי מאירin the Carmel market for a good kabab and authentic food for lunch (open only Sunday to Tuesday (not in holidays)
a street food place specializes in the Sabich - (Breakfast- lunch) a traditional Mizrahi Jewish sandwich popular mostly in Israel which consists of pita stuffed with fried eggplant and hard boiled eggs. only during week days
pita, eggplant, hard boiled eggs, Israeli salad, amba, parsley, tahini sauce, and hummus
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סביח הרצל - סביח בתל אביב
98 Herzl Sta street food place specializes in the Sabich - (Breakfast- lunch) a traditional Mizrahi Jewish sandwich popular mostly in Israel which consists of pita stuffed with fried eggplant and hard boiled eggs. only during week days
pita, eggplant, hard boiled eggs, Israeli salad, amba, parsley, tahini sauce, and hummus
the most crazy refreshing sodas you ever had with things which are usually in you flower vase - during week days and on Friday until the afternoon
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Cafe levinsky
41 Levinski Streetthe most crazy refreshing sodas you ever had with things which are usually in you flower vase - during week days and on Friday until the afternoon
Ramesses Restaurant
7 Ben PerachyahNice vibe and area - even for just walking around
Sightseeing
between the 2 buildings (national tether and the home of the philharmonic which is a beautiful Bauhaus building) there is a hidden staircase that leads to a small garden climb up to see the old tree and jhiden garden
You can start to walking down to Rotchild avenue or if you hungry I recommend to go to Miznon 23 for good Israeli contemporary Fast food
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Habimah Square
2 Tarsat Avebetween the 2 buildings (national tether and the home of the philharmonic which is a beautiful Bauhaus building) there is a hidden staircase that leads to a small garden climb up to see the old tree and jhiden garden
You can start to walking down to Rotchild avenue or if you hungry I recommend to go to Miznon 23 for good Israeli contemporary Fast food
King Albert square- see the The Paguda house –and the Norman Hotel. Then turn left on Yavne st back to Rothschild this is the white city of Tel Aviv - if you are hungry go to Har Sinai” which is close for good food and atmosphere next to the old synagogue. Very trendy and packed during the evening
Pagoda House
12-20 Nachmani StKing Albert square- see the The Paguda house –and the Norman Hotel. Then turn left on Yavne st back to Rothschild this is the white city of Tel Aviv - if you are hungry go to Har Sinai” which is close for good food and atmosphere next to the old synagogue. Very trendy and packed during the evening
you’ll find many trendy bars in the street . a nice restaurant is :”Puaa” (contemporary Israeli food ) excellent atmosphere!! Also ask around where is the flea market its covered Market with all kinds of memorabilia you can also ask for the Malabia for the desert
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Jaffa Flea Market
Olei Zion Streetyou’ll find many trendy bars in the street . a nice restaurant is :”Puaa” (contemporary Israeli food ) excellent atmosphere!! Also ask around where is the flea market its covered Market with all kinds of memorabilia you can also ask for the Malabia for the desert
if you continue after the church you’ll find the best view point of Tel aviv , in the gardens above it you’ll find nice view points towards east and north tel Aviv go back to the church. behind it (towards the sea) you will find narrow stairs going down to the jaffa Port, u can eat a middle eastern dinner/ lunch in the restaurant the old man and the sea (it’s an experience you start with 20 Arabian salads on the table as a standard )
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St. Peter's Church
1 מפרץ שלמה פרומנאדif you continue after the church you’ll find the best view point of Tel aviv , in the gardens above it you’ll find nice view points towards east and north tel Aviv go back to the church. behind it (towards the sea) you will find narrow stairs going down to the jaffa Port, u can eat a middle eastern dinner/ lunch in the restaurant the old man and the sea (it’s an experience you start with 20 Arabian salads on the table as a standard )
Suzan dallal dancing center(go inside! and walk around ) > in the inside turn left to the ice-cream shop – after the shop turn left to Shlush St and then left again back to Shabazy st
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Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater
5 Yehieli StSuzan dallal dancing center(go inside! and walk around ) > in the inside turn left to the ice-cream shop – after the shop turn left to Shlush St and then left again back to Shabazy st
Continue on Yefet st to your left you will see Abulafia old arab bakery shop (take Sambusak Piza with an egg – and Pita with Zaatar – you won’t be sorry : ) than go to the store to the left of it and ask for Malabi dessert (white cream in a plastic cup with rose water- or you can have it in the Mlabia shop in the flea market )
Continue going up in yefet st – cross to the right side of Yeffet st and then cross the arched passage between the buildings to Hatsorfim st – turn left on Hatsorfim st continue walking strait (you will see the suspend tree orange tree statue ) continue strait in the alley until you get to Paster St
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The Clock Tower
14 Yefet StContinue on Yefet st to your left you will see Abulafia old arab bakery shop (take Sambusak Piza with an egg – and Pita with Zaatar – you won’t be sorry : ) than go to the store to the left of it and ask for Malabi dessert (white cream in a plastic cup with rose water- or you can have it in the Mlabia shop in the flea market )
Continue going up in yefet st – cross to the right side of Yeffet st and then cross the arched passage between the buildings to Hatsorfim st – turn left on Hatsorfim st continue walking strait (you will see the suspend tree orange tree statue ) continue strait in the alley until you get to Paster St
Florentine is the hipster area Of TLV -checkout the bars on Vital st and especially Benz on the corner with Frenkel st . Walk to Hudna bar on Abarbanel it's an interesting experience : )- on your left on Abarbanel st you'll see industrial small streets - don't be afraid to go inside and checkout the graffiti on Zrifin st
Also the Casba in Florentine st is a nice place for breakfast in the neighborhood – you should try the Shakshuka) 'there or anywhere else )
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Florentine
Florentine is the hipster area Of TLV -checkout the bars on Vital st and especially Benz on the corner with Frenkel st . Walk to Hudna bar on Abarbanel it's an interesting experience : )- on your left on Abarbanel st you'll see industrial small streets - don't be afraid to go inside and checkout the graffiti on Zrifin st
Also the Casba in Florentine st is a nice place for breakfast in the neighborhood – you should try the Shakshuka) 'there or anywhere else )
Eat in the Ols Man and the Sea or a drink at the Container
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Nemal Yafo Street
Nemal Yafo StreetEat in the Ols Man and the Sea or a drink at the Container
walk down on Rothicled ( You will see many Bauhaus and eclectic buildings)
On Rotchild and Bezalel Yafe st turn right and then Right on Ehad Haam st
Then like a U turn to Nhamany st towards King Albert square (to see the The Paguda house –and the Norman Hotel. Then turn left on Yavne st back to Rothschild and cuntinu walking down
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Rothschild Boulevard
Rothschild Boulevardwalk down on Rothicled ( You will see many Bauhaus and eclectic buildings)
On Rotchild and Bezalel Yafe st turn right and then Right on Ehad Haam st
Then like a U turn to Nhamany st towards King Albert square (to see the The Paguda house –and the Norman Hotel. Then turn left on Yavne st back to Rothschild and cuntinu walking down
on Shabazi st (amazing new classic and eclectic buildings and modern renovations)
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Shabazi Street
Shabazi Streeton Shabazi st (amazing new classic and eclectic buildings and modern renovations)
Pines Street
Pines Streetbeautiful street
the Brutalist architecture Art Musieum building and public library building , the modern art Musieum with the stunning modern architecture the flamboyant opera house and theater surrounded by statues and the modern Tel Aviv sky line - always reminded me a parking lot for space ships
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Tel Aviv Museum of Art
27 Sderot Sha'ul HaMelechthe Brutalist architecture Art Musieum building and public library building , the modern art Musieum with the stunning modern architecture the flamboyant opera house and theater surrounded by statues and the modern Tel Aviv sky line - always reminded me a parking lot for space ships
the old train station which was built by germen Templers and looks like a German village- go inside and walk around )
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Vicky Cristina
the old train station which was built by germen Templers and looks like a German village- go inside and walk around )
Park HaMesila
24 Amzaleg StDrinks & Nightlife
Teder.fm
9 Derech Jaffaa fun open bar complex - fun place
Hipsters! Beer! Hipsters! Beer!
authentic, non-touristic place, true TLV,
on west to Abarbanel st you'll see industrial small streets - don't be afraid to walk inside and checkout the graffiti
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Hoodna
13 Abarbanel StHipsters! Beer! Hipsters! Beer!
authentic, non-touristic place, true TLV,
on west to Abarbanel st you'll see industrial small streets - don't be afraid to walk inside and checkout the graffiti
Romano
9 Derech Jaffa