Nightlife
Singer Nasreen Kadri offers public apology, pledges support after assault claims by Rom Braslavski
Kadri stated that the incident "should not have happened," while she also referred to the suffering Breslavsky has endured over the past two years.
Boiler 02: The hottest new club in Jerusalem
Size, color, and luxury: Royal Caribbean’s ‘Star of the Seas’ has it all
Dancing until dawn: The hottest nightlife destinations in Europe right now
Ask the Barman: Naughty but nice
"Good girl" bartender Ron looks back at her career as it comes to an end at Otto bar.
Ask the Barman: No time to mess
Jonathan Clark uses his years of experience to keep the customers at TA's upscale Messa happy.
Ask the Barman: Stepping up to the challenge
Daniel at TA's Josepha bar uses skills he's picked up over the years to make sure his customers have a good night.
Ask the Barman: Making everyone feel at home
Trainee lawyer Elad Polosetzky is happy that he's spending his last days as a barman at the "homely" Hamaoz bar.
Togas, bling and coffee-flavored beer
In Tel Aviv anything goes. People aren’t fazed by being spotted wearing a pair of slippers that double as walking-the-dog shoes, and by the same token it’s totally acceptable to be wearing heels and a full face of makeup while walking the dog.
Ask the Barman: Deli does it
Itamar Green does a fine job behind the bar at one of Tel Aviv's best kept secrets.
Ask the Barman: Gloriously Georgian
At TA's legendary Nanuchka, barman Ilan Ferron shows off his skills.
Top 5: Wine bars in Tel Aviv
Food and drink enthusiasts at Taste TLV give their verdict on the best that the Tel Aviv wine scene has to offer.
Ask the Barman: Step aside Leonardo DiCaprio
Top Navy officer Guy Shriki, who dreams of serving drinks to Bar Refaeli, really knows how to get the party started at Tel Aviv's Mendalimos bar.
Ask the Barman: A Cabernet Sauvignon fit for Obama
Wine expert Seth Weiser shows off his extensive knowledge (and love for Caroline Glick) at an event to promote Israeli wines at Clara Bar in Tel Aviv.
