Where to drink well in Tel Aviv by the glass and the bottle: natural, classical, and worth the cab fare.
Wine bars in Tel Aviv. natural, classical, and the grower-focused rooms worth the cab fare.
Tirza on Ha-Khalutzim Street in Florentin is OCD's little sister, a wine bar where director Aviv Hajaj curates over 200 labels and a long by-the-glass list.
PourA glass from the extended by-the-glass list
WineOver 200 labels and an extended by-the-glass list, curated by wine director Aviv Hajaj
FoodSeasonal small bites
TipAsk the wine team to open a bottle by the glass if your pick is not already poured that night.
Christoff Wine Salon on Hashuk Street in Florentin updates its wine list monthly, and doubles as a reading room of wine books between pours.
PourA bottle pulled straight from the shelf, opened at the table
WineMonthly-rotating list, the owner calls it a salon rather than a bar
FoodCheese and shelf-bottle snacks; Grilled Cheese Fridays
TipEvery night gets 20 percent off the full menu between 18:00 and 19:30, pop-up nights excluded.
Cote on Ahad Ha'am behind Rothschild Boulevard is the R2M hospitality group's wine bar, run by three Israeli sommeliers and a 2026 Star Wine List winner.
PourA glass from the European-leaning list picked by the three sommeliers behind the bar
WineEuropean-leaning list from three Israeli sommeliers, R2M hospitality group
FoodSmall plates
TipIt opens at 18:00 every evening except Friday, when it closes for the day and reopens Saturday evening.
WineBerry Florentin on Frenkel Street pours a diverse list of Israeli and imported wine, with outdoor seating and regular tastings in Tel Aviv.
PourA pour chosen from a rotating tasting flight
WineDiverse Israeli and imported list with regular tastings
FoodSmall plates
TipAsk about the current tasting flight, the pours rotate through the week.
Wine BaKerem on the Nahalat Binyamin pedestrian stretch pours a broad list a few steps from the Carmel Market, with outdoor tables that fill fast.
PourA glass poured to match whatever is fresh at the market that day
WineA broad by-the-glass list a few steps from the Carmel Market
FoodSmall plates
TipArrive before 19:00 on weekends for an outdoor table without a wait.
Juno on De Haas Street at Milano Square has run as an Italian-leaning enoteca and wine shop since 2009, pouring about 120 labels with pasta on the side.
PourAn Italian wine from the roughly 120-label list
WineItalian-leaning list of about 120 labels with Israeli boutique bottles
FoodItalian kitchen: pasta and small plates
TipHappy hour runs Sunday to Thursday 17:00 to 19:00 on wine, beer and food.
El Vecino on Ibn Gabirol Street in Tel Aviv pairs boutique Israeli wineries with a stone cellar and courtyard seating under its landmark wishing tree.
PourA sangria or a glass from the boutique-winery list under the wishing tree
WineBoutique Israeli wineries with a stone wine cellar
FoodMediterranean bistro plates
TipSit under the wishing tree on the terrace, or head down to the stone cellar for a quieter table.
Gazzetta near Habima Square in Tel Aviv pours kosher and non-kosher bottles with Italian tapas, a low-key wine bar off Rothschild Boulevard.
PourA natural wine alongside the fish salad, when it is on that day
WineKosher and non-kosher Italian-leaning list, natural wines
FoodItalian tapas, shareable small plates
TipFriday brunch is what regulars come for; weeknights suit a glass on the way home from the office.
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