Deli Vino Tel Aviv

The legendary bar in the heart of Dizengoff Street has undergone a facelift and offers a varied food menu, atmosphere and alcohol.

Gazetta is a light, and everyday Italian-oriented wine bar. At the Gazzetta, you will find a wide range of wines alongside tapas from Italian cuisine with a Mediterranean touch. Since opening its doors in 2012, the Gazette has become a bustling, surprising and lively meeting place. Since the Gazette is located near Habima Square and sits on the street without a partition, the urban vibe fills the space decorated with multi-colored tiles. Instead, a wide selection of wines is served in glasses and food by chef Danny Topeld who has built a menu based on fresh and available ingredients. The unique atmosphere of the Gazette combines European chic with a Tel Aviv entertainment experience in the heart of urban bohemia. The Gazette was selected first place in Time Out magazine's food awards competition in the ''Best Wine Bar'' category.

Winona Forever Wine Bar, named after Johnny Depp's famous tattoo, his eternal and iconic declaration of love for Winona Ryder. And this is the intention of the poet - food, wine, atmosphere. The food, which is based on local and seasonal ingredients, the creation of chef Avitar Malka, dissolves the boundary between a wine bar and a restaurant. With dishes that have become iconic in a short time such as gnocchi alla Romana, the black spinach stew and the roasted leek with Tulum and Romesco cheese. As in love, there are no rules for arriving at Winona, a fine snack alongside a quality bottle of wine or a satisfying dinner. These are accompanied by eye-level service that includes a light and relaxed conversation. The structure of the wine menu is designed to give diners the opportunity to try wines from different styles: "natural" wines, a large and frequently changing selection of wines by the glass and a significant representation of new wave wines as well as classic wine regions in Israel and abroad. The location, in the heart of Tel Aviv on the corner of Solomon the King and King George , gives a sense of a time that is standing still and in which anything can happen, especially love.