Cafe 38, the new place in the neighborhood from the La Choc group, A La Bar and Cafe Coco is open from morning for brunch and lunch and continues to a classic evening with precise dishes. | Come enjoy a quiet and intimate evening with good food and a pleasant atmosphere. | Welcome to come. 38 Solomon the King, Tel Aviv
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Restaurant Raviva Vasilia Tel Aviv was opened in January 2012 in the center of Tzameret Asher neighborhood in Tel Aviv. A bistro that offers updated Israeli cuisine with Italian and French influences. The restaurant is a sister to the old establishment in Ramat Hasharon which was founded in 1988 by Raviva Apel, Celia Regev and Nira Kolodani.
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The kitchen of a Thai home offers a wide taste from all regions of Thailand with an emphasis on classic home / street dishes. The business menu is served from Sunday to Thursday between 12:00-16:30 and includes a first and main course at the price of the main course
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The business of the Blue Rooster does not stop and awaits you even on the weekend. On Sunday-Thursday you can enjoy a business for NIS 133 until 17:00 and on Friday-Saturday from a business for NIS 199
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Cue, a bar and restaurant located in the Levontin neighborhood, in a preserved building in a mythical Tel Aviv area, presents a sexy but stylish atmosphere. The cuisine, led by Chef Ben Cohen, consists of combinations of flavors from around the world, food that does not flatter or seek to impress, but simply be delicious, exciting and different.
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When the sea breeze meets the rigid lighthouse stones, we will spread before you a table inspired by the countries of the Levantine Mediterranean basin. Sharing experience , a seasonal menu that includes carefully selected local and fresh ingredients.
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Kinto is the new and talked about Georgian restaurant in Tel Aviv! The word 'kinto' in Georgian signifies a happy person who works all day in order to earn his bread and in the evening he sits with his friends, drinks a glass of chacha - Georgian kosher and intoxicating vodka - sings and dances. This is exactly the essence of the restaurant - to be happy and happy with a lively atmosphere, live performances and lots of fun every evening. When you go out for fun in Kinto, you just know that enjoyment is guaranteed. Kinto Bar-Restaurant was founded by Maurice Genshuvili, one of the pillars of the Georgian community in Israel. Everyone knows Janshuvili as one of the greatest Georgian singers in Israel and in Georgia, and as the founder of the Israeli Georgian-language television channel - GTV. He is also considered one of the founding fathers of the musical culture of Georgian Jewry. But now it's time for Janshuvili to bring the wonderful Georgian cuisine to Israel and introduce Israelis to the fine and unique food that characterizes it. Kinto's menu will allow guests and diners to dive into the world of Georgia's flavors with a variety of popular and excellent traditional Georgian dishes such as: Khinkali, Chakpoli, Chakmaroli and others, as well as a huge selection of the dishes of the rich Georgian cuisine. Kinto's bar offers all types of high-quality spirits from all over the world and of course the chacha, which is produced in Kinto especially for the customers. Come to "Kinto" to experience Georgia as you have never known it, relax on armchairs - with a khinkali in one hand and a cup of chacha in the other - and cheer like any good Kinto does when he is satisfied and full.
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Rome’s residents call the restaurant they visit the most “my restaurant,” and the owners are always glad to hear that that’s how they are treated in the neighborhood. Every real Italian knows that his neighborhood restaurant should be close to home, not on the other side of town. So Rustico Basel… Located on the southeastern corner of the most similar thing to a piazza in Tel Aviv, with a room for private events, outdoor seating and on the bar, Rustico Basel is the Italian restaurant of this side of town. The mozzarella is the same mozzarella, the wine is the same wine, and the Rustico is the same Rustico. Just on Basel Street.
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Looking for business at the flea market? In Raisa you can come Sunday-Thursday between 14:00-16:00, order a main dish and get tomato salad, lettuce salad or fried cauliflower as well as a glass of wine/beer for NIS 18
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Her flavors. Your table. Unauma restaurant in Tel Aviv invites you to a genuine, warm, and flavor-packed Thai experience—just like home in Thailand. Unauma was born and raised in Thailand’s Isan region, an area renowned for its rich, spicy, colorful, and character-filled cuisine. Drawing on the memories, flavors, and hospitality of her upbringing, she brings authentic, generous, and soulful Thai food to the heart of Tel Aviv. Onauma’s journey began with a deep love for home-style Thai cooking. She arrived in Israel in 2015 and, together with her Israeli husband, Robi, began cooking and serving the flavors she grew up with. In 2020, that dream became a reality: a family-run Thai restaurant in the heart of Tel Aviv. The menu features appetizers, Thai soups, spicy salads, and wok-fried main courses. Alongside classics like Pad Thai, Pad See Ew, Pad Krapow, Khao Soi, and Tom Yum, you will also find unique dishes that are less common in Israel—dishes rooted in Onauma’s home and the flavors of her upbringing. Every dish is prepared with respect for Thai cuisine, featuring deep flavors, aromatic scents, high-quality ingredients, and generous portions. While the culinary style is rooted in Isan, the menu also incorporates flavors from Northern, Central, and Southern Thailand. The experience at Onauma goes beyond the food; it is defined by warm, personal hospitality. Every guest is invited to feel as though they are visiting Onauma’s home in Thailand—enjoying food prepared with heart.
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