One of my favorite restaurants in the world. Eat the cauliflower and then eat it again.
Manta Ray is a beachside seafood restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean sea, with good food and amazing views. After eating, why not head to the Etzel Museum just down the road for some history?
The retro urban resort features 40 Art Deco-inspired rooms with yellow chesterfield sofas, periodical pop-up shops, and a midcentury tropical-theme bar. Read more.
This tiny hotel's 15 airy, boho-chic rooms were inspired by the 1920’s: stained-glass windows; handwoven carpets. Chef Yonatan Roshfeld oversees Alma Lounge, where the city’s style crowd gathers.
Stop at the lively Social Club (socialclub.rest.co.il) for an introduction to Israeli cuisine. Try a their seafood and fresh salads; main courses are around £13.
The nicest boulevard in Tel Aviv, with many interesting buildings. There's a free architecture tour every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM. Meeting point: 46 Rothschild (corner of Shadal Street).
On the 14th of May 1948, David Ben Gurion, the first Prime Minister, announced Israel's Declaration of Independence. The hall where it was declared, has been preserved and is open to the public.
For dinner, head to this trendy restaurant and bar behind the Great Synagogue and try the steak with tahini and tomato tartare.
Great food and even better wine. Sit at the bar and chat with the chefs, ask for wine recommendation (Israeli wines are amazingly good). Signature dish is a spinal cord in butter 😋.
No reservations. Don't skip the vegetarian options: bloodless blood sausage, okra and melanzane. Get a focaccia. Fries are not a must.
The Flea Market is the next trendy place, with lots of new bars, good simple restaurants and new local designers stores.
old Jaffa Clock Tower is one of 7 clock towers built in Palestine during the Ottoman Empire
You can easily spend while away half a day in the fantastic Fine Arts Museum, located at 27 Shaul Hamelech Boulevard. We keep our guests updated on all the exhibitions going on!
Nice hotel, away from the main hub and not directly on beach. Executive Lounge gets very busy and has no outside. Only cold salad on Shabbat so no good for young kids. Seemly haven't heard of chulent!
