8 X Best Restaurants In Tel Aviv You Must Visit!
Tel Aviv's culinary scene is vibrant and exciting!
Tel Aviv's culinary landscape has evolved tremendously over the past few years, it now ranked in the top six cities recommended as a culinary destination, worldwide!
Tel Aviv is home to incredible food diversity! You will love the colorful Israeli kitchen by the way. You can find any cuisine your heart desires in this city. Alongside an amazing selection of chef restaurants, rich high-quality local produce, unique flavor combinations, and high-end stylish establishments.
Tel Aviv’s beachfront.
Planning a visit to this fabulous city? Use these restaurant tips to add culinary experiences to your trip!
8 X Best restaurants in Tel Aviv you'll want to visit!
Image right: Pastel restaurant, Tel Aviv.
Pastel ~ This must-visit hotspot is side by side to Tel Aviv's Art Museum. The menu creatively brings a fusion between Italian and French cuisine. Everything in Pastel from the interior decor to the setup to the plating, all match the artistic surroundings.
Taizo ~ This chef's restaurant has won prestigious awards since opening its doors. The “Best Fine Dining Restaurant” (2017), and “Best Restaurant in Israel” (Forbes) to name a couple.
Chef Yuval Ben Neriah is the mastermind behind the menu here. The menu brings a mix of Asian street food and the Mediterranean kitchen. There are local twists added, of course, just to keep it interesting.
This hotspot will take you on a unique dining journey.
Colorful image by Taizo, Tel Aviv.
Pop and Pope ~ This gorgeously stylish restaurant is located on the 14th floor of the Arbaa Tower in Tel Aviv and brings Asian delights your way. The location alone promises a beautiful night out admiring the skyline of the city. You have two big terraces from where you can enjoy the glorious views. Alongside the chic design, delicious food and cocktails await you.
Great beats, bites and of course cocktails at Poupee.
Poupee ~ This hotspot is absolutely FABULOUS!
The interior design, the space as a whole, the crowd and the food are...Phenomenal!
The restaurant was designed by Nir Ran under the influence of abstract and unconventional art. The place is built in a circular flow while each section is designed differently. In spite of it being the trendiest spot in Tel Aviv at the moment, it isn’t pompous as you would expect. That in itself is very refreshing!
My favorite area? The bathrooms! Yes, that’s right! The WCs are inside babushka dolls in full-on color. It feels as if you are crossing over to another world. These bathrooms are more about taking pics than anything else.
The house special-signature dishes.
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Mashya ~ Mashya is a restaurant with a focus on quality on all fronts; design, food, and service.
The menu combines the highest-quality local ingredients such as fish & fresh produce from the local markets with the most advanced, sophisticated cooking techniques.
Magazzino ~ This is one of my favorite hangouts in Tel Aviv when I feel like Italian food. Chillaxing vibes, a vintage-grungy look throughout, impeccable service and the food is divine! They have a small cozy courtyard in the back, perfect for having lunch in.
Tasty starters at Magazzino, Tel Aviv.
The menu showcases a contemporary Italian menu with surprising dishes and flavor combinations. For example, try the mozzarella & anchovy Ortiz and the wild mushrooms on polenta starters. Oh, and don't miss out on their legendry Lemon cake!
Dessert! Magazzino style.
Yulia ~ Yulia is located in the port of Tel Aviv offering first-line open views of the Mediterranean Sea. Cool location, a tasty menu making fish and seafood the stars here. Also, I do believe they serve one of the best breakfasts on this side of town.
TYO ~ Your culinary journey starts at the uniquely designed front door of this beautiful restaurant located in Neve Zedek. The menu? Orchestrated by world-renowned sushi master Chef Yama San, the dishes here are a combination of traditional Japanese cuisine with fresh Mediterranean ingredients and flavors.
TYO restaurant, Tel Aviv.
Bon appétit!
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Yours,
Diti