Fine Dining - Tel Aviv

"Wine bar" is a concept that is slowly coloring and sweeping the streets of the city, it is not a trend, but an immersive entertainment culture. Although we are not opening a new place, but experiencing a burst of nostalgia in the form of a wine bar in a place we miss so much and are delighted when the name comes up - Kanta - on the roof of 'gan ha-ear'.

Taizu – Asia Terranean Kitchen opened in 2013 by renowned Chef Yuval Ben Neriah. The kitchen brings a mix of Asian street food and the Mediterranean kitchen, featuring local twists on authentic street food dishes from five south east Asian countries, inspired by Chef Ben Neriah’s travels throughout South-East Asia. The restaurant boasts a unique dining journey inspired by the elements of Fire, Water, Metal, Wood and Earth combined with his personal interpretations. Since its opening, Taizu has won many prestigious awards, including most recently “Best Restaurant” (TimeOut, 2018), “Best Fine Dining Restaurant” (2017) and “Best Restaurant in Israel” (Forbes).

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&Moshik by Chef Moshik Roth invites diners to an intimate experience, based on years of wandering between continents and cultures and now - a return home. And from now on you can also reserve a place at the restaurant through Ontopo

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Popina is a modern chef's restaurant in Tel Aviv, which is already an integral part of the picturesque landscape of the Neve Tzedek neighborhood in Tel Aviv: the restaurant is housed in an antique building designed in clean lines with retro stained glass windows, stone walls and a green garden

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A Spanish fish restaurant in an iconic location facing the Tel Aviv beach, brings the richness of Spanish cuisine in tapas plates and sharing dishes that flow to the table alongside wines, spritz cocktails and margaritas.

A seasonal, ingredient-driven restaurant dedicated to local produce and deep culinary traditions. At “Katzir,” each dish tells the story of the land, the harvest, and the changing seasons. With a “field-to-fork” approach that honors Israel’s agricultural heritage, the menu reflects Chef Daniel’s personal connection to nature and the environment. Shareable dishes invite diners to a shared and evolving experience of flavors – a celebration of fresh, high-quality ingredients, regional influences and the richness of the Israeli soil. The name “Katzir”, symbolising the harvest season, draws inspiration from Jewish tradition and the timeless connection between food, land and culture. Under Daniel’s leadership, Katzir becomes more than a restaurant – it is a sensory journey powered by craftsmanship, community and the flavours of home.

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Restaurant a is a restaurant led by chef Yuval Ben Naria. In the a restaurant, Yuval Ben Naria presents the philosophy and practice behind the restaurant, presented to the audience through a minimalistic design in the space up to a menu with a wide range of options based on the return to the beginning, to Genesis, to the connection to nature and to instincts. The kitchen in a is built from the basic principles that come through gathering, hunting, fishing and the central use of fire as a cooking technique alongside the use of all raw materials, from tail to head. On the menu you will find different cooking techniques such as aging, preservation and fermentation and a combination of Japanese raw materials with flavor extraction techniques that allow the chef and the kitchen staff to produce the sixth taste, the umami. The menu is divided according to the different methods of handling it: raw, roasting, frying and cooking with iron. Looking forward to seeing you.

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The place is characterized by a classic concept with European touches, which combines elegance with comfort. When you enter, the atmosphere immediately reminds you of a small corner of Europe, with white tablecloths spread out on the tables and attention to the small details that create a special atmosphere. The calm music playing in the background adds to the pleasant and intimate entertainment experience. The location in Neve Tzedek, one of the most beautiful and special areas in Tel Aviv, adds additional value and connects history and culture with contemporaneity and comfort. | Our menu is special thanks to its simplicity and its ability to suit everyone's taste. We keep a simple line, don't get fancy, and let everyone feel comfortable with the dishes. In addition, the menu changes frequently with new specials that offer variety and surprises. Everyone can enjoy them.

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ROVA A is a trip to the districts of Chef Avitar Malka. Originally from the A neighborhood of Ashdod, the restaurant tells its story and emphasizes the experience of the chef returning to the regions of his childhood, with a modern interpretation and an emphasis on fresh fish, coal and influences from all the countries of the Mediterranean. The restaurant is located in the legendary Alkonin Hotel - the first hotel in Tel Aviv to be rebuilt in 2019.

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