The hotel strip along HaYarkon Street and the Tayelet promenade, with beach kiosks, hotel restaurants and rooftop bars facing the Mediterranean.
Mike's Place on the Herbert Samuel promenade in Tel Aviv is an American sports bar with regular live shows, pub quizzes and sports screenings by the beach.
DrinkDraft beer with a big screen sports lineup
FoodBurgers, nachos, chicken wings
TipHappy hour runs 17:00 to 19:00 Sunday to Friday with half off all alcohol.
Molly Bloom's on HaYarkon Street was Israel's first Irish pub and still runs live Irish bands and rugby broadcasts near the Tel Aviv beach today.
DrinkGuinness, Kilkenny and a full whiskey shelf
FoodShepherd's pie, fish and chips, Guinness beef stew
TipSports fixtures fill the room fast; book ahead for a big match.
Etzel Zion on HaYarkon Street in Tel Aviv is a kosher schnitzel counter that skips knives and forks, stuffing chicken schnitzel into a pita or baguette.
TryChicken schnitzel in a pita or baguette
TipOrder it in a pita or a baguette; this is a grab-and-go counter that closes at 18:00 and all weekend.
Tel Aviv EAT turns Charles Clore Park into a four day beachfront food festival each May, with dozens of restaurants, food trucks and chef collaborations by the Mediterranean.
TipThe festival runs 18:00 to 23:00 only, so plan an evening visit rather than an afternoon one.
Guided tour · 5h 30m
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