Happy hour - Tel Aviv

If there was such a thing as Western Izakia - that would probably be the most accurate definition of Santi. "The idea behind Santi is to serve light food but at the highest level and special alcoholic beverages that accompany it." The idea for Santi came from the desire to change the perception of how a meal should be structured. You can have an entertaining experience of drinking something along with two or three small dishes, and you can also build a full meal with many courses. In the drinks section, almost the entire wine menu can be poured by the glass, we offer a wide cocktail menu with almost 20 cocktails, super interesting beers and sake.

Beina invites you to end the day, or start the evening with an aperitivo with a 15% discount on food menu and a 30% discount on glasses of wine and cocktails, Monday through Thursday between 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Asian

Sushi

After work

Going out

YAN An Asian restaurant specializing in sushi on the corner of Dizengoff and Ben Gurion streets offering a meticulous menu that combines fresh fish of the freshest quality, a pleasant atmosphere and personal service. The ideal place for sushi lovers who appreciate quality and authentic flavors.

Fine dining

Wine Bar

Meet for a date

HELENA - WINE BAR & PINTXOS - A wine bar with a Spanish flavor. Classic and modern, local and innovative - the perfect combination for an elegant, light and cultural meeting place.

You are invited to enjoy Ramesses By The Box's Happy Hour Monday through Thursday from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, which includes a 20% discount on the food and drink menu.

Cue Food Bar, located in the Levontin neighborhood, offers a 20% Happy Hour discount on the entire menu on Mondays through Thursdays, between 6:00 PM and 7:30 PM.

You are invited to enjoy Lulu's Happy Hour Sunday through Wednesday between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM with a 20% discount on the entire menu.

Katzir is a seasonal restaurant rooted in local ingredients and deep culinary tradition. Each dish tells the story of the land and its seasons, following a “farm-to-table” approach that reflects Chef Daniel’s connection to nature and the environment. The menu features shared plates that invite diners into a collective experience of fresh, high-quality flavors with regional influences. The name “Katzir,” symbolizing the harvest season, draws inspiration from Jewish tradition and the connection between land, food, and culture - turning the restaurant into a sensory journey shaped by craftsmanship, community, and the tastes of home.

Sachi Ramen & Sushi's Happy Hour awaits you throughout the week between 1:00 PM-3:00 PM and 5:00 PM-8:00 PM with a 20% discount on appetizers, sushi, beer and wine.