The Prince
Lev Ha’ir
This is a rooftop bar/restaurant located in a historic building that was once the first hospital in Tel Aviv. The Prince regularly hosts live music performances, art exhibitions, and other cultural events. This is one of Lizzy's favorite places to go for cocktails and a late night dinner. 
AKA
Lev Ha’ir
Situated in the heart of the area, spanning two floors (indoor and outdoor seating options). The menu offers seafood, pasta, and over 160 types of wine. The dishes are often prepared in front of the guests and is a great experience for those looking for a lively atmosphere while eating dinner.
Romano
Florentin
This is in the heart of Florentin and is part of the Beit Romano complex, which features a beautiful inner courtyard. The restaurant has a very lively atmosphere with a focus on music and entertainment. The menu is a mix of Mediterranean, seafood and tapas dishes. It is known for its creative and deconstructed Israeli cuisine.
Por Do Sol
Old North
Stunning rooftop overlooking the beach. Recommended to visit around sunset time and stay until the night. The menu offers Israeli dishes and creative cocktails. 
Beit Kandinof
Jaffa
Inside of an old building with large arches and exposed rock walls. There are five galleries of contemporary art exhibitions that change every four months. Offers Mediterranean-fusion dishes based on seasonal ingredients from their own garden, local markets, and handpicked produce.
Teder.fm
Florentin
Located within the Beit Romano complex, where Romano is. This venue features a radio station, bar, and art galleries. This place serves some of the best pizza in Tel Aviv. Lizzy and Eran highly recommend to visit this area on a Friday, even if you are not in the mood for a slice.
Noema
Lev Ha’ir
The menu features Israeli fusion dishes with Mediterranean influences. Highlights include fresh seafood, handmade pastas, beef tartare, and creative small plates. A oyster and champagne bar is part of Noema and can be found next door.
Lava
Florentin
Pasta bar located in Park HaMesila. The owner is known and famous for his unconventional approach to restaurant management. Specializes in fresh, handmade pasta dishes with creative and colorful combinations. Sitting outside is a must, especially on a Thursday night. Note: they use a digital ordering system to minimize customer interaction.
Vermuteria
Lev Ha’ir
Spanish-inspired tapas bar housed in a beautifully preserved building with wide open doors to the pedestrian street. It is a great spot to experience the city at night and has a lively, fun setting.
Mifgash Rambam
Lev Ha’ir
Popular restaurant, known for their shawarma. During the daytime, Rambam functions as a grab-and-go street food restaurant. In the evening, it transforms into a tavern-like setting with outdoor seating in the pedestrian area.
Holy Bar
Har Sinai
Located within the Mount Sinai complex. Offers a very lively atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating, including a terrace. The menu is based on meat, fish, and fresh vegetables.
Winona Forever
Old North
Very cute and comfortable wine bar at the corner of King George Street. Named after Johnny Depp’s famous tattoo, the bar aims to blend food, wine, and atmosphere in a unique way. Iconic dishes include black spinach stew, gnocchi, and roasted leek with Tulum and Romesco cheese.
Gemma
Jaffa
Located in a picturesque corner of Jaffa, with a great view of the Jaffa fountain. The menu features fresh pasta made daily. Generally, this is like any other pasta place, but the atmosphere and outdoor seating area makes it special.
Congress Basel
Old North
Menu variety serves a range of Israeli classics, including: Shawarma, Schnitzel in a pita, Falafel, and Kebab. Primarily known for it’s shwarama, which is well-spiced, tender and high-quality meat. This is Eran’s favorite shawarma place in TLV.
Vicky Cristina
Neve Tzedek
Features two distinct areas: Vicky (tapas restaurant) and Cristina (wine bar) set around a spacious patio under an ancient ficus tree. The tapas are Mediterranean-inspired.
Prozdor
Old North
Specializes in a wide variety of burgers, with over 20 different hamburger dishes featuring unique flavors, sauces, and toppings. Known for its interesting beer options from small breweries, as well as milkshakes. This has a reputation as one of the best burger spots in Tel Aviv, if not all of Israel. This is Lizzy’s favorite place to get a burger in TLV.
Hotel Cecil
Florentin
Small, intimate setting for a group of people to enjoy a light dinner and good cocktails.
Fifty and One
Lev Ha’ir
While this place may seem modest at first glance, the culinary experience is exceptional. This restaurant serves traditional Italian dishes but in a very creative way.
Cafe Europa
Lev Ha’ir
Located on Rothschild Boulevard, which is a must see when visiting Tel Aviv. The restaurant is situated inside of a historic building, and has an intimate but spacious courtyard. They serve an eclectic Israeli fusion cuisine.
Vitrina
Lev Ha’ir
Very popular burger spot. The original is in the Old North, however, the recommended location is Lev Ha’ir. They offer a variety of burger options which can be enjoyed on the larger and well-designed Lillenblum Street.
Cafe Noir
Lev Ha’ir
Offers a blend of European and Israeli cuisine. Their menu includes a variety of options such as raw fish, handmade pasta, and renowned schnitzels made from chicken, pork, or veal. The restaurant extends over two levels and has a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Port Said
Lev Ha’ir
Offers a diverse menu that blends Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Israeli flavors. The dishes are simple yet innovative, and the menu changes daily. Known for dishes like eggplant with tahini, tomato seeds, and hot pepper. There is a lively outdoor seating area with a view of the surrounding streets. The interior is decorated with vinyl records stacked on floor-to-ceiling shelves, creating a fun and unique ambiance.
Florentin 10
Florentin
Beloved spot in the Florentin neighborhood. Located on a busy corner of the area and gets quite lively at night.
Cafe Mayer
Old North
Situated right by Dizengoff Square, Cafe Mayer offers a vibrant atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating options. It's a great spot for both casual meals and social gatherings. The evening menu highlights Mediterranean dishes.
Emesh
Neve Tzedek
The restaurant is divided into two parts (dining and partying). It is a stylish restaurant that serves high-quality meals. If you are not interested in the party part, then it is recommended to still go on a Thursday night for dinner to experience the liveliness of the restaurant.
Cafe Cucu
Old North
Located right next to Dizengoff Square, which is a must when visiting Tel Aviv. Offers a Persian-inspired atmosphere, with the menu having a focus on European cuisine. Known for its wine and artisinal cocktail bar. 
