Claro is a mediterranean restaurant in Sarona, Tel Aviv.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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 · 14 hours
Discover the lost city of Petra on this day tour with a local guide. Feel like Indiana Jones as you explore the 2,300-year-old shrines and tombs of the city and visit ...
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: David Elazar Street 30, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Dok is brothers Asaf and Yotam Doktor's eight seat counter in Tel Aviv, an all Israeli locavore menu that changes most nights with what the farms deliver.
OrderThe beef tartare with mayonnaise or the wild snapper, whichever the counter is serving that night.
TipOnly two small tables and eight counter seats; book well ahead for a weeknight slot.
Ouzeria overlooks Tel Aviv's Levinsky Market with chef Avivit Priel Avichai's Greek leaning sharing plates and a bar built on ouzo and other anise spirits.
OrderA round of Greek style small plates with a carafe of ouzo to share at the bar.
TipThe bar seats 12 and pours several kinds of anise; it is the best spot for solo diners.
Romano sits above Beit Romano's old arcade in south Tel Aviv, where chef Pasha Chakin cooks Eyal Shani inspired plates of meat, fish and vegetables.
OrderWhatever fish or vegetable dish the kitchen is running that night; the menu turns over often.
TipHappy hour Sunday to Thursday 18:00 to 19:00 takes 20 percent off the whole menu; book on Ontopo.
Dok is brothers Asaf and Yotam Doktor's eight seat counter in Tel Aviv, an all Israeli locavore menu that changes most nights with what the farms deliver.
OrderThe beef tartare with mayonnaise or the wild snapper, whichever the counter is serving that night.
TipOnly two small tables and eight counter seats; book well ahead for a weeknight slot.
Meat Bar on Chen Boulevard near Rabin Square, founded in late 1994 by two brothers, dry-ages its own steaks and grills them in a Peter Luger-style oven.
OrderAn in-house aged steak cut, ordered simply grilled with the side salads.
TipThursday is the late night; every other day the kitchen closes by 23:30 at the latest.
Kalamata occupies an old stone building on Kedumim Square, plating Greek leaning Mediterranean food with a sea view over Old Jaffa's rooftops.
OrderGrilled seafood off the daily catch with a side of the Greek salad.
TipSunday service ends at 17:00; ask for a window table facing the sea when booking.
The restaurant at Hotel Montefiore in Tel Aviv runs a French Vietnamese brasserie menu from breakfast through to a late dinner on Montefiore Street.
OrderThe hamachi tartare or a bowl of the sea bream in lemongrass cream from the evening menu.
TipBreakfast is one of the busiest sittings in the city; book ahead or arrive right at opening.
