David InterContinental Hotel Tel Aviv: The Tachana is the oldest train station in Israel, where you could catch a train from Jaffa to Jerusalem. It's now renovated, and has chic designer stores, trendy bars and good restaurants.
Avi Joseph: A magical shaded terrace, birds chirping, sea breeze and sun shining through the Ficus trees, near Tel Aviv beach and in one of the most beautiful parts of the Old Tel Aviv.
Yossi Givoni: One of the best restaurants in Israel, great food excellent service, good atmosphere. shrimp burger is excellent, also the seafood pizza and the entrecote. great cocktails.
Angie Haering: Very good schnitzel!! I had it a few other places but here is the best!! Ask for extra lemons to squeeze ontop!! Tomato soup was good too!
Deborah Laks: Great atmosphere, food and good service. Must try the fish shawarma, the artichoke salad,m and the calamari. Dishes are just the right size to share and try them all!
Franck: For a change, be sure to pay a visit to this Italian restaurant in Florentine. The food is great and at prices that can't be matched in the more classy Neve Tzedek.
Franck: Amazing value for money. If you fancy tasty grilled meat and vegetable, don't hesitate to stop at this nondescript shop right in the centre of Carmel Market.
David InterContinental Hotel Tel Aviv: The nicest boulevard in Tel Aviv, with many interesting buildings. There's a free architecture tour every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM. Meeting point: 46 Rothschild (corner of Shadal Street).
Franck: All you need for a kosher shabbat: this restaurant turns into the most popular takeout of the neighbourhood on Fridays. You can find anything from the salads to the cholent... But go early...
Franck: One of those impossible to find places in the Yemenite Market. Don't be fooled by the looks, the meat is excellent. And much cheaper than Maganda next door.
Franck: Quite nice actually. Was scared because of the bad reviews but service was excellent, food very good and the garden with live music made it all a great experience for diner.