Matan’s guidebook to coolest places in the area
Food scene
Like Dalida, the legendary singer whose narrative was the muse behind the concept, the restaurant is also a meeting of East and West, a blend of Arab-Italian-French cultures and flavors, that can be felt throughout the restaurant- from the special design of the space, through the menu of Chef Dan Zuaretz, the cocktails and the soundtrack in the background.
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מסעדת דלידה | Dalida Restaurant
7 Zevulun StreetLike Dalida, the legendary singer whose narrative was the muse behind the concept, the restaurant is also a meeting of East and West, a blend of Arab-Italian-French cultures and flavors, that can be felt throughout the restaurant- from the special design of the space, through the menu of Chef Dan Zuaretz, the cocktails and the soundtrack in the background.
The Golden Grain is a hummus in the heart of the Lewinsky Market that serves fresh and delicious Galilean-inspired hummus. Special salads, cold beer and a pleasant atmosphere.
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Garger HaZahav
30 Levinski StThe Golden Grain is a hummus in the heart of the Lewinsky Market that serves fresh and delicious Galilean-inspired hummus. Special salads, cold beer and a pleasant atmosphere.
Herzl 16 is Tel Aviv as Tel Aviv likes to be - buttoned and loose, polite and cheeky, serious and light-hearted, formal and informal, depending on how you woke up this morning.
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Herzl St 16
16 Herzl StreetHerzl 16 is Tel Aviv as Tel Aviv likes to be - buttoned and loose, polite and cheeky, serious and light-hearted, formal and informal, depending on how you woke up this morning.
פֹּהקפה / poc.cafe
the best pastries in the neighborhood
קסבה
3 Florentin StLocal israeli food, great coffee, cold drinks, happy hour.
Sightseeing
Spices, cheeses and an authentic Greek atmosphere in the heart of Tel Aviv!
Closed on Saturday
Levinsky Market Apartment
37 Levinski StreetSpices, cheeses and an authentic Greek atmosphere in the heart of Tel Aviv!
Closed on Saturday
The Railway Park is a public park in Tel Aviv on the route of the Ottoman railway in the vicinity of Neve Tzedek, between Nahalat Binyamin Street in the east and the station complex and Kaufman Street in the west. The park was partially opened to the public in October 2020. One of the main inspirations for the park is the Jerusalem Railway Park, which was inaugurated in 2013
פארק המסילה
The Railway Park is a public park in Tel Aviv on the route of the Ottoman railway in the vicinity of Neve Tzedek, between Nahalat Binyamin Street in the east and the station complex and Kaufman Street in the west. The park was partially opened to the public in October 2020. One of the main inspirations for the park is the Jerusalem Railway Park, which was inaugurated in 2013
Neighborhoods
Neve Tzedek (Hebrew: נְוֵה צֶדֶק, נווה צדק, lit. Abode of Justice) is a neighborhood located in southwestern Tel Aviv, Israel. It was the first Jewish neighborhood to be built outside the old city of the ancient port of Jaffa. Originally it was a Sephardi Jewish neighbourhood. Since the 1990s, rundown properties have been restored and it is now a fashionable quarter of Tel Aviv.
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Неве-Цедек
Neve Tzedek (Hebrew: נְוֵה צֶדֶק, נווה צדק, lit. Abode of Justice) is a neighborhood located in southwestern Tel Aviv, Israel. It was the first Jewish neighborhood to be built outside the old city of the ancient port of Jaffa. Originally it was a Sephardi Jewish neighbourhood. Since the 1990s, rundown properties have been restored and it is now a fashionable quarter of Tel Aviv.
Jaffa is the ancient port city from which Tel Aviv has blossomed – a harmonious blend of the past and present. Visiting the Jaffa Flea Market, Shuk Hapishpishim, is a must when in Israel. As you weave your way through the winding streets, you’ll find an abundance of knickknacks and treasures. Vendors display their eclectic offerings of Judaica, Persian rugs and tiles, antiques, jewelry, and old coins. Embrace your inner-Israeli as you practice your bargaining skills, then carry your keepsakes to the nearest cafe to reward yourself with some local delicacies. The flea market itself is open Sunday through Thursday (10 am – 6 pm) and Friday (10 am – 2 pm). But the area is bustling 24/7 with some of the best bars and restaurants in the city.
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Jaffa
Jaffa is the ancient port city from which Tel Aviv has blossomed – a harmonious blend of the past and present. Visiting the Jaffa Flea Market, Shuk Hapishpishim, is a must when in Israel. As you weave your way through the winding streets, you’ll find an abundance of knickknacks and treasures. Vendors display their eclectic offerings of Judaica, Persian rugs and tiles, antiques, jewelry, and old coins. Embrace your inner-Israeli as you practice your bargaining skills, then carry your keepsakes to the nearest cafe to reward yourself with some local delicacies. The flea market itself is open Sunday through Thursday (10 am – 6 pm) and Friday (10 am – 2 pm). But the area is bustling 24/7 with some of the best bars and restaurants in the city.
On the cultural side, Noga has become the home for young artisans, fashion designers, jewelry creators and interior architects. TNoga- Apartmentshere are many cute boutique like outlets which are as enticing as they are interesting. Of course, there are cafes where one can sit and while away the time, or eateries to indulge in cauldron cooking, cleverly made Kanafehs, (originally a Levantine dessert) or a simple Israeli breakfast und
er shades spread out in the sun. There is a small but special cafe who import the coffee beans, roast and grind them in-house , ensuring you receive the freshest cup of brew you can throughout the day.
Noga
On the cultural side, Noga has become the home for young artisans, fashion designers, jewelry creators and interior architects. TNoga- Apartmentshere are many cute boutique like outlets which are as enticing as they are interesting. Of course, there are cafes where one can sit and while away the time, or eateries to indulge in cauldron cooking, cleverly made Kanafehs, (originally a Levantine dessert) or a simple Israeli breakfast und
er shades spread out in the sun. There is a small but special cafe who import the coffee beans, roast and grind them in-house , ensuring you receive the freshest cup of brew you can throughout the day.
Bars
K. Bar is a warm neighborhood bar in the northern part of Herzl Street that serves a large selection of alcohol and quantities of bar food next to the drink.
The place is designed as a hipster apartment with a variety of seating, a large sofa can be stretched out after a few drinks and a long bar which is a good place to communicate with other people.
The bar is in the dark bars category, very little lighting, just enough for where to go and the person is in front of you.
Every night a different DJ plays, most of the time the music is alternative and house progressive.
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K Bar
4 Herzl StK. Bar is a warm neighborhood bar in the northern part of Herzl Street that serves a large selection of alcohol and quantities of bar food next to the drink.
The place is designed as a hipster apartment with a variety of seating, a large sofa can be stretched out after a few drinks and a long bar which is a good place to communicate with other people.
The bar is in the dark bars category, very little lighting, just enough for where to go and the person is in front of you.
Every night a different DJ plays, most of the time the music is alternative and house progressive.
About Us. A Mexican restaurant bar in the market alley next to the Lewinsky Market outdoor space, two internal friends and a spicy bar on the top floor. A very rich variety of drinks and cocktails ...
California
3 Hashuk StAbout Us. A Mexican restaurant bar in the market alley next to the Lewinsky Market outdoor space, two internal friends and a spicy bar on the top floor. A very rich variety of drinks and cocktails ...
f Tel Aviv is a hipster capital of the world, TEDER.FM is its Mecca!
The pop-up bar has taken permanent residence in Derech Jaffa 9, a closed-off courtyard in South Central Tel Aviv underneath their flagship Salon Romano restaurant. A new addition is Tel Aviv celebrity chef Eyal Shani’s first pizza restaurant, serving huge delicately-thin-crust pizza with great chunks of melting mozarella. Wash down with jugs of beer, perfect for sharing.
The bar is open every night from 8pm (closed on Sunday), get there early to get a table (before 9pm). They regularly host cool guest DJs (TEDER.FM broadcasts live every night), special performances, movie nights, and second-hand-markets.
“Teder is a perfect hangout, it’s unpretentious and chilled, with outside tables in the middle of an old gallery, perfect to sit out with friends for hours, they broadcast good music, serve beer in jars for sharing and have an aaaaamazing pizza, and the prices are quite affordable!”.
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Teder.fm
9 Derech Jaffaf Tel Aviv is a hipster capital of the world, TEDER.FM is its Mecca!
The pop-up bar has taken permanent residence in Derech Jaffa 9, a closed-off courtyard in South Central Tel Aviv underneath their flagship Salon Romano restaurant. A new addition is Tel Aviv celebrity chef Eyal Shani’s first pizza restaurant, serving huge delicately-thin-crust pizza with great chunks of melting mozarella. Wash down with jugs of beer, perfect for sharing.
The bar is open every night from 8pm (closed on Sunday), get there early to get a table (before 9pm). They regularly host cool guest DJs (TEDER.FM broadcasts live every night), special performances, movie nights, and second-hand-markets.
“Teder is a perfect hangout, it’s unpretentious and chilled, with outside tables in the middle of an old gallery, perfect to sit out with friends for hours, they broadcast good music, serve beer in jars for sharing and have an aaaaamazing pizza, and the prices are quite affordable!”.
Surprising and different music every time again. Small and crowded but there is room for everyone. Not for the conformists.
NUWEIBA
7 Simtat Beit HaBadSurprising and different music every time again. Small and crowded but there is room for everyone. Not for the conformists.