8 food tours worth the trip across Israel, editor-ranked by TableJourney. All Israel guides.

★ 4.6

$$FlorentinTel Aviv

Delicious Israel runs this Levinsky Market walk in Tel Aviv, seven or more tastings in an area known for its Turkish, Greek and Persian immigrant heritage from the 1920s.

★ 4.5

$$JaffaTel Aviv

Delicious Israel's Eat Tel Aviv walk runs from Jaffa Port through Neve Tzedek to Carmel Market, ten or more tastings across the city's immigrant food history.

★ 4.5

$$$FlorentinTel Aviv

Harry's Baked runs a private Levinsky Market food tour in Tel Aviv, tasting Balkan bourekas, gazoz and handmade halva with pastry chef Harry Rubenstein as guide.

★ 4.4

$$HatikvaTel Aviv

Delicious Israel's Hatikva Market tour in Tel Aviv visits Yemenite and Turkish bakeries and Jewish Iraqi stalls in a working class market most tourists never see.

★ 4.3

$$Kerem HateimanimTel Aviv

Citrus and Salt runs a two-hour guided Carmel Shuk tour through the market's history and its old and famous stands, tasting hummus and freshly pressed juice.

★ 4.3

$Neve TzedekTel Aviv

Tourist Israel's Carmel Market tasting tour starts at Tel Aviv's Old Railway Station, through Nahalat Binyamin and Rothschild Boulevard to falafel and kubbeh stalls.

★ 4.2

$$FlorentinTel Aviv

Abraham Tours meets at Cafelix in Levinsky Market for a two-hour culinary walk through spice shops and delis shaped by Bulgarian, Bukharan, Persian and Balkan newcomers.

★ 4.2

$Kerem HateimanimTel Aviv

Bein Harim's Tel Aviv food tour walks Carmel Market's stalls for shawarma, cheese, falafel and hummus, then on to the Yemenite quarter of Kerem HaTeimanim.

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