Modern Israeli tasting
OCD
A single 22-seat counter, one tasting menu a night — Raz Rahav's cult favourite.
About Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is a young, creative city — 14km of golden beaches, a UNESCO-listed White City of Bauhaus architecture, the alleys of ancient Jaffa and one of the world's great food scenes. A short 5-hour hop from the UK.
First-hand Tel Aviv advice
5 of our travel experts have personally been here — ask them anything.
Things to do
- ✦ Tel Aviv promenade & beaches
- ✦ Old Jaffa & flea market
- ✦ Neve Tzedek & Rothschild Boulevard
- ✦ Carmel Market
Excursions we love
- ✦ Jerusalem day tour
- ✦ Masada & Dead Sea
- ✦ Caesarea & Haifa
- ✦ Wine tour in the Judean Hills
Where to eat
Top restaurants in Tel Aviv
Our advisors' shortlist of the tables worth planning a trip around — from heritage local kitchens to Michelin-starred destination dining.
Neighbourhood Israeli
Port Sa'id
Eyal Shani's buzzing pavement tables — tomato, labneh and the city's best atmosphere.
Israeli small plates
North Abraxas
Whole cauliflower, tomato with sea salt, wine straight from the bottle — the Eyal Shani classic.
Steakhouse
M25
Carmel Market butcher-restaurant — the freshest cuts in Tel Aviv, cooked simply over charcoal.
Market-driven Israeli
HaBasta
Daily-changing chalkboard menu built from that morning's Carmel Market haul.
Ready to plan your trip?
Speak with one of our travel advisors for tailor-made itineraries, hand-picked hotels and ATOL-protected peace of mind.