Radler is a local brasserie offering a vibrant culinary experience in the heart of the city. The menu draws inspiration from classic dishes, reimagined with a modern and contemporary approach. The thoughtfully designed space and the restaurant’s energy create the perfect atmosphere for an evening of great food, music, and long conversations around the table.
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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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Chef Or Ginsberg provides a creative and daring hospitality experience at the Selas restaurant. Monday through Wednesday and Saturday between 18:00-19:30, there is a Happy Hour with 20% off for drinks the tasting menu
A light Jaffa Izakaya, cuisine with Peruvian Japanese influences with Middle Eastern touches, from the creator of Or Ginsberg (Selas).
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The iconic chef's restaurant, one of the beloved and established culinary institutions in Tel Aviv, by Chef Sharon Cohen, has been renewed and moved after two decades to the new bustling district on Montefiore Street. At the center of the beautiful restaurant stands a central bar with an open crudo kitchen, next to it a wine room with hundreds of labels and two aquariums that serve as a habitat for the freshest seafood. There is a green backyard, a private room that is a versatile living room, and a host of other innovations by the kick-ass chef. A perfect new home for Shila's generous haute cuisine, which continues to be meticulous and wrapped in an atmosphere of happy entertainment at the same time.
On the entrance floor of the Drisco Hotel in the American Colony, lies the acclaimed and highly praised George and John restaurant by chef Tomer Tal. George and John offers a current and contemporary Israeli menu, which corresponds with seasonality and locality, and offers mature and creative food in an atmosphere that combines the supertemporal colonialism of the building with today's Tel Aviv
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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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Milgo and Milbar is chef Moti Titman FIRST AND ACCLAIMED RESTAURANT. CHEF TITMAN works to create a modern Israeli food that incorporates his unique interpretation of international cuisines, focusing on the highest quality local ingredients, native to the land and continuously striving to stay one step ahead of new culinary trends
Our kitchen is a kitchen of longing. Longing for food, between the last bite of the season, and the first bite of the next one. Longing intensifies the present and is exactly the beginning of the story we are cooking up. And as in every story, our story also has a hero, a time, a place and a narrator. The hero of our story is the raw material. The taste. The smell the color. The way the material is grown, which respects it and makes it, worthy of consumption. The time of the story is 12 seasons. Yes, a dozen. micro seasonality. The produce of the land changes frequently and are changing with it.
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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).