Cuisine of Tel Aviv for gourmets. Places for dinner - best restaurants
There are many restaurants in Tel Aviv that are known far beyond the country. One of these dining places is the Ali Karavan restaurant specializing in Middle Eastern cuisine. Despite the fact that the restaurant is very popular and is considered one of the best in the country, it has a very attractive price policy. During the day, excellent set meals are always available for visitors; connoisseurs of fine cuisine dine in the restaurant in the evening.
Tel Aviv is sure to appeal to those who prefer outdoor activities and a wide range of entertainment. The city is famous for its colorful shopping and entertainment centers, cute markets, …
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1.You can travel Tel Aviv at any time of the year, as the city has a very pleasant climate. Most vacationers visit it during the period from early May to mid-October; at this time the …
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The Catit restaurant serves excellent European and Middle Eastern cuisine; it is one of the most prestigious places in Tel Aviv. Each specialty of Catit is a unique culinary masterpiece with an amazing design and unparalleled taste. The restaurant’s menu is sure to impress vegetarians, as it includes a lot of different vegetable dishes. Visitors can taste popular treats of Israel cuisine in the Miznon restaurant. Despite the fact that the price of refreshments is well above the average, restaurant is visited by a huge number of regular customers every day. Delicious taste of local culinary delights compensates expends.
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