Question: "Where to eat in Tel Aviv?" is relevant for vacationers in this Israeli city. There are many places where you can have a snack or a hearty meal: the city's guests can enjoy both cheap street eateries and upscale expensive restaurants. At local food outlets, you can try forshmak, poultry cutlets, hummus, potato pancakes (bulbelatkes), bean balls (falafel).
Where to eat in Tel Aviv cheap?
You can eat inexpensively in numerous bistros and eateries, as well as in fairly cheap cafes, for example, in Cofix - this institution has a fixed price for all meals and drinks. Here you can have a snack with sandwiches, pastries, desserts, coffee. If you decide to try falafel, go to Falafel Dror, Falafel Ratson, Falafix (here this dish costs 2 times cheaper than in other cafes).
Are you a fan of Italian food? It makes sense to visit Pasta Basta. In addition to Italian pasta, here you will be offered to treat yourself to soups, salads, desserts at very affordable prices.
Where to eat delicious in Tel Aviv?
- Manta Ray: At this fish restaurant you can enjoy tuna fillets with mushroom sauce, shrimp with zucchini sauté, seafood platter, baked sea bream with rosemary. In addition, there is an excellent wine list and vegetarian menu.
- Sab Kuch Milega: If you are a vegetarian, it is advisable for you to visit this Indian restaurant. Here you can taste authentic dishes and snacks - chickpeas, beans, thick curries, vegetables, oversized tortillas …
- The Dining Hall: This restaurant serves Jewish, European and Mediterranean cuisine based on seafood, meat, fish. The highlight of the restaurant is serving dishes in the “sharing” style (dishes are brought into the hall on common plates and placed in the center of the table, like at home).
- Shila: This restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine combined with Catalan culinary traditions (there is a large selection of tapas). It is worth noting that delicious appetizers of seafood, fish, meat and vegetables are prepared here in the open kitchen.
Tel Aviv food tours
On a gastronomic walk through Tel Aviv, you will be taken to the Carmel market, where a variety of products are sold - fish and meat, fruits and vegetables, spices. Here you can get everything you need for a culinary master class (you will be accompanied by a chef). You will learn how to cook a real Israeli dinner, and in the final part of the master class, you will taste the fruits of your labor.
On vacation in Tel Aviv, you can see temples, visit museums (Bible Museum, Jewish Diaspora Museum, Harry Oppenheimer Diamond Museum), relax on popular beaches (Hilton, Nordau, Gordon, Frishman), taste Jewish cuisine.
