Avazi is an israeli restaurant in Hatikva, Tel Aviv.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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HaAchim on Ibn Gabirol Street runs a lively Israeli grill in Tel Aviv, brothers plating charcoal skewers, hummus and malabi to a packed room most nights.
OrderThe hummus starter, then a mixed grill skewer plate off the charcoal fire.
TipNo Shabbat closure; the room stays loud and full most nights of the week.
Balinjera in Kerem HaTeimanim is chef-owner Fanta Prada's kosher Ethiopian dining room in Tel Aviv, plating home recipes learned from her mother onto injera.
OrderThe Tibs Balinjera, diced beef sauteed with black pepper, onion and rosemary.
TipKosher hours apply: closed Saturday and shut by mid afternoon on Friday.
Haj Kahil near Jaffa's Clock Tower serves Arab grills, fish and mezze in a restaurant Naim Haj Kahil opened on the site of the old carriage station.
OrderA mezze spread of small starters, then a grilled fish or the ground beef sinya.
TipThe dining room sits by the Clock Tower Square; ask for a table if arriving for a group.
Rustico Basel runs a cozy Italian room of handmade pasta and pizza in the Basel quarter of Tel Aviv's Old North, with gluten-free and vegan-friendly options.
OrderA fresh pasta special off the daily menu, or a stone-oven pizza to share.
TipThe lunch menu runs 12:00 to 16:00 with a starter and a drink bundled into the main.
Ewa Safi hides on Neve Tzedek's edge in Tel Aviv, a Moroccan riad room of tagines, couscous and slow stews built for a long, home style dinner.
OrderA tagine of the day with couscous, shared family style around the table.
TipKosher hours apply: open Sunday to Thursday evenings only, closed Friday and Saturday.
Thai House on Bograshov Street has run its own farm supplied Thai kitchen in Tel Aviv since 1996, plating street food and traditional dishes with fresh herbs.
OrderA curry or pad dish made with vegetables grown on the restaurant's own farm.
TipThe weekday lunch menu bundles a first course and a drink into the main course price.
