Best Food in Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv is the perfect place for all the hungry people, whether it’s experiences you’re hungry for, or just regular luxurious food. When coming to Tel Aviv, you can be sure to find both and much more. The question where’s the best food in Tel Aviv is open for debate, but you can always do your own research by visiting the “EatinTLV” website, which presents everything you can eat and drink while visiting in Tel Aviv, or to find a new place to visit nearby your place, if you’re lucky enough to live in this town.

The Different Categories of Best Food in Tel Aviv

When you’re looking for something that’s “the best”, the first thing to do is to outline the categories. In order to find what’ best in the following:

• Local cuisine – Hummus, falafel etc.
• Purely Middle Eastern places – with greater inclination towards the Arab culture
• Fast food (street food)
• French cuisine
• Italian cuisine
• Indian cuisine
• Asian restaurants

And more. Each category has its own “giant”, the most well-known place, alongside with additional, simpler ones. Hence, you can choose how much of the “best” you want and need at the moment. One thing’s for sure – the variety is amazing.

What Can You Do Besides Eating?

Although eating well is a very important part of your leisure, one still needs to do some additional activities. After exploring for best food in Tel Aviv, one can take a stroll on the central streets and to absorb the unique local vibe, go to the beach with all of its attractions, visit the Neve Tzedek area and make sure you don’t forget to visit Jaffa, the older sister of Tel Aviv, which has not only an amazing and long history, but also some great seafood and hummus restaurants.

Getting to know the city's food

Exploring for food is one of the simplest ways of getting to know a city and its culture, you can start your day by visiting the Carmel market with its large variety of street food counters and perhaps check out the some Indian restaurants for lunch time. During the afternoon it's a great idea to munch in one of the Tel aviv tapas bars with a cool glass of wine or cocktail and head out to dinner, perhaps sushi? Italian? or an exclusive chef restaurant, all options are open.