The Levinsky Market
The Levinsky Market or Shuk Levinski in Hebrew is one of Tel Aviv’s most beloved markets, albeit not as famous as Tel Aviv’s Carmel Market or Shuk haCarmel. Located in the Florentin Quarter of Tel Aviv, the Levinsky Market was founded in 1927 as an area for spice merchants and kitchenwares dealers to trade. The world famous Pereg spice company’s first shop is in Levinsky Market and their products are now a staple in Israeli and Jewish homes throughout the world.
La Table du Boucher
2023 Tel Aviv Best Kosher Meat Restaurant: La Table du Boucher
Your meal will not only be delicious, it’ll be inspiring. I highly recommend it as special place for any family celebration.
Gaijin Izakaya
From delicate sushi slices brushed with sauce to the joyful camaraderie of the kitchen team, Gaijin TLV blends tradition and innovation in the heart of Tel Aviv. Whether you’re savoring their expertly crafted nigiri or soaking in the ambiance, this restaurant is where artistry and flavor unite.
Tel Aviv Best Coffee Shops
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.
Café Levinsky
Sweet refreshing sparkles: our favorite “gazeuse” in Florentine
