Anastasia is a vegan-friendly spot in Old North, Tel Aviv.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Guided tour · 5h 30m
Walk 4,000 years of history in one 5.5-hour route: ancient Jaffa, Neve Tzedek, the Bauhaus White City and Carmel Market, with tastings and a licensed guide in English ...
Guided tour · 2 hours
On this extravagant tour we will have a food tasting of the Sarona Market and Azraeli Center. Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves.
Day trip · 10 hours
Spend Christmas Eve where it all started, in the holy city of Bethlehem. Enjoy a tour of Jerusalem, visiting its Old City, and then head over to Bethlehem for a festiv...
Address: Frishman Street 54, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Cafe Eva on Ibn Gvirol Street runs an all-day vegan kitchen in Tel Aviv, from smoothie bowls and avocado toast to sandwiches, salads and bowls.
Pankina on the corner of Gordon and Dizengoff in Tel Aviv is a kosher dairy Italian room, serving handmade pasta, whole fish and Roman Jewish classics.
TipUnder Rabanut Tel Aviv supervision at the Regila level; the dairy kitchen serves no meat, so vegetarians can order anything on the menu.
Cafe Kaymak sources its produce from the neighbouring Levinsky Market in Tel Aviv, pouring Turkish coffee beside a daily vegan menu and Friday breakfast.
Opa in Tel Aviv's Levinsky Market serves an eleven-course tasting menu built entirely from plants, run by chef Shirel Berger and her twin sister.
TipOpen Tuesday to Thursday evenings only; book ahead for the 11-course menu, which serves two plates in every course.
Green Roll on Ahad Ha'am Street in Tel Aviv is the country's first vegan sushi counter, rolling avocado, rice and vegetable combinations since 2015.
Cafe Eva on Ibn Gvirol Street runs an all-day vegan kitchen in Tel Aviv, from smoothie bowls and avocado toast to sandwiches, salads and bowls.
Neroli on Lilienblum Street in Tel Aviv-Yafo pairs a raw, organic vegan diner with an attached health-food store selling produce and pantry goods.
Pankina on the corner of Gordon and Dizengoff in Tel Aviv is a kosher dairy Italian room, serving handmade pasta, whole fish and Roman Jewish classics.
TipUnder Rabanut Tel Aviv supervision at the Regila level; the dairy kitchen serves no meat, so vegetarians can order anything on the menu.
