Teder
Teder In the gigantic artsy space known as Beit Romano, you’ll find an insanely hip bar called Teder that finally settled in this unconventional location — alongside a radio station that streams live music and concerts. Snack on celebrity chef Eyal Shani’s razor-thin pizza with fresh cheese or the vegan alternative, a locally sourced tomato […]
Mashya
Mashya Inside the Tel Aviv Mendeli Street Hotel, the kitchen of Mashya Restaurent is filled with the spicy aroma of mace, the local spice that the restaurant is named for. Mashya is a restaurant with a focus on design, whose bright, clean look is trimmed with the rough and rugged textures of locally-sourced natural materials, […]
Sun Young
Sun Young As experienced foodies in Tel Aviv, we love to try out the numerous new restaurants that open up in the city. This particular one, however, has created a lot of positive buzz and we just had to check out Tel Aviv’s newest restaurant for ourselves. Sun Young is an Asian fusion restaurant located […]
Our Pick of the Most Exciting New Tel Aviv Restaurants Not To Miss
Tel Aviv is a vibrant and diverse city, known for its delicious food scene. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, there’s always something new and exciting to discover when it comes to dining out in Tel Aviv. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the best new restaurants that have recently opened up in the city, and what makes them worth checking out.
Tel Aviv’s Best Sushi Restaurants
Tel Aviv’s Best Sushi Restaurants Sushi is one of the world’s most popular foods, and the global trend is no different here in Tel Aviv. Everyone will claim to have tried the best sushi rolls in Tel Aviv and will highly recommend their place over all others. We are no different. Sushi is one of the […]
The Best Pizza in Tel Aviv | Tel Aviv Food Blog
Apart from being a culinary hotspot and beach destination, Tel Aviv is also densely populated with coffee shops. When I ask Israelis how they like their coffee, I almost always get the same reply: dark and strong. If that is not your cup of coffee, then head to the specialty coffee shops I am introducing in this article! Although they also tend to have at least one option adapted to the general taste preferences, they offer fruity alternatives that spin the wheel of flavours.
Tel Aviv Top 5 Vegan / Vegetarian Restaurants
Fully vegetarian/vegan restaurants is a rather new thing in Israel. Arguably, hummus and sabich are vegetarian… but the concept of an entire menu around plants is something the Israelis took a little time to adjust to. But like many things in Israel, new trends, even if somewhat delayed, catch like fire and chefs quickly took to the concept and ran with it, often taking the idea to new heights. The inspiration for these restaurants is often rooted in traditional mediterranean cuisine. We do have amazing fruits and vegetables and it felt like it was high time they took center stage. Check out our favorite plant based eateries around town.
Top 5 Best Kosher Restaurants in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv n’ est pas Jerusalem, surtout en ce qui concerne les restaurants cacher. Dans le passé, le choix se limitait aux restaurants d’hôtels ou alors à des grillades. Mais les temps ont changé. Depuis la venue de nombreux français (cocorico!), armés de leur branchitude toute parisienne, de nouveaux restaurants casher se sont établis, et n’ont rien à envier à leurs frères mois observant. La sélection que nous vous préparée ne se cantonne pas à des brochettes de coeurs de poulets et autres délicatesses carnivores. Vous trouverez un restaurant asiatique aux parfums d’indochine, un italien tenu par un couple intransigeant en matière de cuisson des pâtes, un hamburger que jamais vous n’auriez cru casher et bien sûr, notre chef favori, Eyal Shani, qui ne cesse de nous enchanter, cette fois-ci, avec son dernier né, Dvora.
And the Winner of our 2022 Best Tel Aviv Restaurant Award Is….
The 2022 (Hands Down) Best Tel Aviv Restaurant Award is Out…
Luca e Lino
10-year-old Jerusalem Topolino’s successor, Luca Elino, appeared in the streets of Lilienblum. After falling in love with Italian food during a stay in Rome, cook couple Jonah Sasson and Maurice Gini teamed up with their children to share their “love” with the residents of Tel Aviv. Their concept is clear: simply Sicily. Sicilian cuisine (also known as poor cuisine, called “cucina povera”) uses little butter or cream and relies only on affordable ingredients such as olives, almonds, nuts, herbs, and other dairy products. doing. Luca e Lino’s menu features a variety of sophisticated pastas, such as his ravioli with lemon butter and thyme artichoke and ricotta his cheese, as well as hearty dishes such as his hearty oxtail stew and his Mediterranean eggplant and parmesan risotto. Hearty meat and fish dishes are served. Leave room for desert as their tartufo is the divine final act of the meal.
