Romano

This lively bar situated right in the heart of Florentine will suit all your hipster needs and drinking desires. This is the go-to bar for the cool and beautiful hipster crowd of Tel Aviv’s preeminent hipster kingdom. DJs play sets fusing funk and reggae, electro and hip-hop – and never tire until the early hours of the morning. With plenty of beer on tap and a real groovy crowd, this is a must-visit if you have even an ounce of bohemian blood bubbling inside of you.

Burek

In a small alleyway, behind a school, 80’s bossa nova can be heard. Not sure I was in the right place, I asked a tall handsome chef proudly sporting a gingy mohican, if that was place. “That’s THE place” he retorqued.

Ha Achim

On the south corner of Ivan Gvirol Street, one of Tel Aviv’s main thoroughfares, since 2011, the restaurant Brothers is the sister restaurant of the restaurants Doc and Ivy. The Brothers is a local restaurant that celebrates Israel’s cultural and culinary achievements every day. From Shula Chen to Keren Mor, from chicken skewers to decadent brunch, you’ll find it all here.

Minzar Bar

Great bar just off the market. Nice and cool inside. Really good Guinness as well. We did not eat here, but the range looked good. Bar staff really nice and the music was magic. Really nice pub. If I lived in Tel Aviv it would be my local. Great stuff. This place is a legendary institution in Tel Aviv, open around the clock. Great service, fair prices and good food (plates could be a bit bigger). Overall great place for coffee or cold beer after shopping in the market or nice chill before/after clubbing or bar tour. A must.

Port Saïd

Featuring innovative Israeli cuisine, the menu is always new. The wait is long and the energy is intense, but no visit to Tel Aviv is complete without spending the night at this iconic location. Earn a Gold Star and delicious food and spend an evening under the stars with Port Said locals.

Onza

This vibrant and hip place has mastered the combination of excellent food and trendy ambiance.

This up-and-coming spot in Jaffa’s flea market is classified as ‘Food and Vibes’ and it couldn’t be more accurate. With a vibrant and energetic crowd, this place is the perfect place for a hip night out with vibrant fresh ingredients and new creative twists on your favorite comfort foods. The menu features homemade focaccia, a variety of salads, shrimp burgers with chipotle aioli and roasted his pineapple, lamb cannelloni with yogurt, almonds and parsley, and many other dishes.