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La Tigre-Napolitani Bar redefines pizza according to the Neapolitan tradition. La tigre's main goal is to keep in line with recent developments in the pizzerias of southern Italy and Little Italy in New York. The raw materials, drinks and atmosphere are 100% Italian. Get to know the roots of pizza. Italian pizza started in Naples and conquered the world. Now the original taste has landed in Tel Aviv. La Tigre is the first restaurant in Israel to receive recognition and membership in the A.P.N, the Neapolitan Piccolo Association. The restaurant staff was trained in Naples and trained by world pizza champion Davide Civitiello. In the evening the restaurant becomes a happy Italian bar, with music built especially for La Tigre.

La Tigre-Napolitani Bar redefines pizza according to the Neapolitan tradition. La tigre's main goal is to keep in line with recent developments in the pizzerias of southern Italy and Little Italy in New York. The raw materials, drinks and atmosphere are 100% Italian. Get to know the roots of pizza. Italian pizza started in Naples and conquered the world. Now the original taste has landed in Tel Aviv. La Tigre is the first restaurant in Israel to receive recognition and membership in the A.P.N, the Neapolitan Piccolo Association. The restaurant staff was trained in Naples and trained by world pizza champion Davide Civitiello. In the evening the restaurant becomes a happy Italian bar, with music built especially for La Tigre.

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.