Are you looking for an amazing culinary experience in Israel’s cultural, nightlife and culinary capital? Do you want to skip the pretense and get right to the best restaurants in Tel Aviv? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. Find out about the most exquisite Tel Aviv restaurants, including internationally recognized institutions like Catit and Messa and local favorites like the Kitchen Market and Manta Ray.
Situated just opposite the sea, on Tel Aviv’s promenade, “Herbert Samuel” is one of Tel Aviv’s top culinary attractions Read More
Manta Ray boasts some of the best seafood and possibly the best sea-view in the city. Read More
This brainchild of famous Israeli chef Moshe Segev is considered by many one of the best in the whole country. Read More
The gifted chef Avi Biton opened Adora when he was only 24, and 9 years later this restaurant still manages to excite and surprise its patrons. Read More
Boccacio is a high-end Italian restaurant in Tel Aviv that serves strictly authentic cuisine. Read More
Brasserie is a 24/7 establishment with a distinctly Parisian vibe serving luxurious French cuisine alongside burgers and fries. Read More
South African cuisine has finally made it to Tel Aviv in the form of Bunny Chow, both the name of the restaurant and it’s signature dish that... Read More
A Spanish-style tapas bar with some Israeli flair Read More
Enjoy first-rate French fusion cuisine and delectable fresh pastries at one of Tel Aviv's most beautiful restaurants. Read More
A highly regarded kosher restaurant with an impressive fish and dairy menu Read More
An unpretentious restaurant serving unique meat and seafood dishes alongside refreshing salads. Read More
Montefiore Boutique Hotel's acclaimed French-Vietnamese fusion restaurant is a hot spot for locals and tourists alike. Read More
A charming seaside restaurant on the Herbert Samuel Promenade. Read More
You don’t often find vegetarian chef restaurants, but with the rise of vegetarians and vegans in Tel Aviv it was bound to happen. Luckily, Meshek Barzilay has... Read More
In a city known for its fine dining scene, Messa consistently manages to stand out from the rest. Read More
With a name that means Happiness Joint in Hebrew, you can’t help but get excited for this simple, yet perfect local street food joint. Mifgash Osher takes... Read More
A nightlife destination for anybody who likes alcohol and free live music. Read More
One of Israel's renowned chef's takes fine dining to new places. Read More
In the sea of sushi bars throughout Tel Aviv, Moon is definitely one of the best. Read More
One of the hottest and most creative fine dining establishments in the city Read More
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