Food in tel aviv

HIBA in Tel Aviv: Winter menu marks turning point for chef Yossi Shitrit's restaurant - review

One thing is clear: HIBA has entered its next chapter, hitting its stride with a fully personal, precise menu rich in depth and flavor.

HIBA in Tel Aviv.
The Nono Group acquired 50% of Tel Aviv's burger brand GDB for NIS 65 million.

Tel Aviv hamburger chain becomes Israel's latest exit in a NIS 65 million deal with Nono Group

STUDIO GURSHA

Studio Gursha: Pan-African fine dining reaches Tel Aviv - restaurant review

THE KIND of experience that warrants a weekly pilgrimage.

The Afui Bake House: A Friday-only high-end brunch in Tel Aviv - restaurant review


Ice cream for connoisseurs

“Using ingredients that are not fresh allows for longer shelf life,” says Malcolm, “But I will not compromise on freshness and the highest quality ingredients,” he says.

PEACH ICE CREAM

Pop-ups are hitting Tel Aviv in a major way

“Not having a storefront allows me more financial flexibility to invest in creating more products."

VICKY CRISTINA: Multiple spins on tapas.

Hyper-focused restaurants are the latest Tel Aviv food trend

Avocado hysteria has officially hit the White City

Avocada

An oasis of calm

In the frenetic metropolis that is Tel-Aviv, the Hilton Hotel can always be relied on to provide an oasis of calm amid the chaos.

CHEF RAFIK JABARIN

A Tel Aviv culinary tour takes to the streets this spring

The 12 Points tour is scheduled to run for six to eight weeks, coinciding in part with the Eurovision competition being held in Israel in May.

12 Points

Internationally inspired brunches

Nithan Thai and Lilush serve outstanding brunches evoking foreign cuisines

Nithan Thai restaurant in Tel Aviv

Pastel a work of art

Chef Hillel Tavakoli serves creative Israeli cuisine at the Tel Aviv Museum.

Chef Hillel Tavakoli serves creative Israeli cuisine at the Tel Aviv Museum

Extreme Kosher

L’Entrecote caters to a niche market within the world of mehadrin.

L’Entrecote

A cool distance

The decision made by the owners of the neighborhood coffee shop Waycup Coffee in Tel Aviv to open a second branch in the southern part of the city was surprising yet logical.

(FROM RIGHT) Asaf Granitzi, Ofir Ben Harush and Israel Bar Levy: ‘We know most of our customers by their first name.’

Not by bread alone

Pan con Manteca delights with its innovative approach to Latin cuisine.

Pan con Manteca