Guidebook for Tel Aviv-Yafo
Essentials
Carmel Market
Tel Aviv's greatest market
Food Scene
Rabbi Akiva St 10
10 Rabbi Akiva StreetLocal and delicious skewer (meat) restaurant.
Best Ful place in Tel Aviv, just take the complete dish, with Humus, Ful and egg.
6 (рекомендации местных жителей)
Hillel ha-Zaken Street
Hillel ha-Zaken StreetBest Ful place in Tel Aviv, just take the complete dish, with Humus, Ful and egg.
HaShomer St 2
2 HaShomer StreetBest Humus and Masabaha place in central Tel Aviv (in my opinion).
Yishkan St 29
29 Yishkon StreetNice and friendly Humus place.
Malan St 42
42 Malan StreetEgyptian food, good but a bit pricey.
HaKovshim St 42
42 HaKovshim StreetYemenite soup, very tasty but the place won't fit to everyone.
Erez restaurant, great Yemenite food and also surprisngly cheap (rice and beans for 15 shekels).
Nakhali'el St 28
28 Nakhali'el StreetErez restaurant, great Yemenite food and also surprisngly cheap (rice and beans for 15 shekels).
Yehya Kapah St 28
28 Yehya Kapah StreetShimon King of Soups, great soups for good price.
HaCarmel St 11
11 HaCarmel StreetMagen David Humus, good and very cheap Humus.
HaBasta, a great middle eastern and european fusion restaurant.
(not a local place so prices are already much higer).
HaShomer St 4
4 HaShomer StreetHaBasta, a great middle eastern and european fusion restaurant.
(not a local place so prices are already much higer).
Har Sinai St 5
5 Har Sinai StreetPort Said, a Bar/Restaurant from the Chef Eyal Shani, with Israeli modern kitchen.
Drinks & Nightlife
Minzar, superficially there's nothing special about it, but it's one of Tel Aviv's oldest bars and it somehow represents the core of Tel Aviv's scene. Open non stop, and also has great food.
Gedera St 19
19 Gedera StreetMinzar, superficially there's nothing special about it, but it's one of Tel Aviv's oldest bars and it somehow represents the core of Tel Aviv's scene. Open non stop, and also has great food.